; (viii) peer counseling; and (ix) domestic violence service programs that provide services and treatment to children and their non-abusing caregivers; (4) developing and maintaining leadership roles for the meaningful involvement of parents in the development, operation, evaluation, and oversight of the programs and services, including to promote access to such programs and services in spaces familiar to families; (5) providing leadership in mobilizing local public and private resources to support the provision of needed child abuse and neglect prevention program services; and (6) coordinating with public agencies and private entities that promote child, parent, and family well-being, including through the development of State and local networks of programs and activities to develop a continuum of preventive services to strengthen families and to prevent child abuse and neglect, where appropriate. (b) Priority In awarding local grants under this title, a lead entity shall give priority to effective local programs serving low-income communities and those serving young parents or parents with young children, including community-based child abuse and neglect prevention programs. . 126. Performance measures Section 206 of the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act ( 42 U.S.C. 5116f ) is amended to read as follows: 206. Performance measures A State receiving a grant under this title, through reports provided to the Secretary— (1) shall demonstrate the effective development, operation, and expansion of community-based family strengthening services designed to prevent child abuse and neglect that meets the requirements of this title