; (7) purchase technology, including internet access, for staff and families to support the prevention of child abuse and neglect, and train staff and families to facilitate usage of such technology; (8) develop and distribute parenting tip sheets and guides for families that address topics that may include— (A) children’s responses to trauma caused by the COVID–19 pandemic; (B) adult self-care and stress management; (C) familial conflict resolution and de-escalation; (D) maintaining healthy attachments between caregivers and children, and where appropriate, birth parents; (E) understanding the intersection of trauma with childhood development; and (F) other tips and advice pertinent to maintaining child and parent well-being during the COVID–19 pandemic; (9) access mental health services, including infant-early childhood mental health services, through mental health consultants to train and support staff around the impacts of the COVID–19 pandemic, about the intersection of trauma with childhood development, and establish or support local trauma response teams and the procedures to connect via remote technology; (10) assist community-based organizations operating programs and activities designed to strengthen and support families to prevent child abuse and neglect with operating costs to ensure that such organizations can continue providing services during the COVID–19 pandemic