; (2) challenges experienced; and (3) ideas for next steps and solutions. (k) Compiling findings and conclusions After providing the opportunity required by subsection (j), the Secretary shall— (1) compile the findings and conclusions of grantees under this section on the provision of care coordination services described in subsection (a); (2) submit a report on such findings and conclusions to the appropriate congressional committees; and (3) make such report publicly available. (l) Definitions In this section: (1) Adverse childhood experience The term adverse childhood experience means a potentially traumatic experience that occurs in childhood and can have a tremendous impact on the child’s lifelong health and opportunity outcomes, such as any of the following: (A) Abuse, such as any of the following: (i) Emotional and psychological abuse. (ii) Physical abuse. (iii) Sexual abuse. (B) Household challenges such as any of the following: (i) A household member is treated violently. (ii) A household member has a substance use disorder. (iii) A household member has a mental health condition. (iv) Parental separation or divorce. (v) A household member is incarcerated, placed in immigrant detention, or has been deported. (vi) A household member has a life-threatening illness such as COVID–19. (C) Neglect. (D) Living in— (i) impoverished communities that lack access to human services; (ii) areas of high unemployment neighborhoods