; or (D) a community-based organization that is physically based in the targeted community and that can effectively network with local civic organizations, regional health systems, and other settings where veterans at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder are likely to have contact. (3) Peer specialist The term peer specialist means a person eligible to be appointed as a peer specialist under section 7402(b)(13) of title 38, United States Code. (4) Risk of post-traumatic stress disorder The term risk of post-traumatic stress disorder means exposure to or the existence of any of the following: (A) Health risk factors, including the following: (i) Mental health challenges. (ii) Substance abuse. (iii) Serious or chronic health conditions or pain. (iv) Traumatic brain injury. (B) Environmental risk factors, including the following: (i) Access to lethal means (such as drugs, firearms, etc.). (ii) Prolonged stress. (iii) Stressful life events. (iv) Exposure to the suicide of another person or to graphic or sensationalized accounts of suicide. (v) Unemployment. (vi) Homelessness. (vii) Recent loss. (viii) Legal or financial challenges. (C) Historical risk factors, including the following: (i) Previous suicide attempts. (ii) Family history of suicide. (iii) History of abuse, neglect, or trauma. (5) Post-traumatic stress disorder prevention services The term post-traumatic stress disorder services means services to address the needs of veterans at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder and includes the following: (A) Outreach to identify veterans at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder, with an emphasis on veterans who are at highest risk or not receiving health care or other services furnished by the Department. (B) A baseline mental health assessment for risk screening and referral to care. (C) Education on post-traumatic stress disorder and how to care for individuals with it and peer support to families and communities. (D) Direct treatment. (E) Medication management. (F) Individual and group therapy. (G) Case