; (3) providing payments to eligible child care providers so that the providers can provide tuition or copayment assistance for children whose families are temporarily unable to continue making tuition payments or copayments due to the emergency; (4) providing payments to eligible child care providers to cover the cost of substitute educators who are needed due to the emergency; (5) providing payments to eligible child care providers to provide additional training to staff or to purchase supplies and services needed to keep the facilities of the eligible child care providers safe, sanitary, and operational; and (6) ensuring the children of frontline workers, needed as a result of the emergency, have access to care. Children and families services programs For an additional amount for Children and Families Services Programs , $1,000,000,000 for carrying out the Head Start Act by assisting Head Start programs (including Early Head Start programs)— (1) to provide educators with additional training or to purchase supplies and services needed to keep the facilities of the programs safe, sanitary, and operational; (2) to provide mental health supports, needed due to the COVID–19 public health emergency, to children in the programs and their families; (3) to provide services to the children and families remotely or through alternative delivery methods, including through the provision of needed technology for programs and families, due to the emergency; (4) to continue payments for salaries of staff during closures, and to provide the staff with hazard pay when applicable, due to the emergency; (5) without displacing children eligible for a Head Start program (including an Early Head Start program), or disrupting services provided to the families of such children, at the discretion of the grantee involved, to provide care to children of frontline workers needed as a result of the emergency regardless of the eligibility of the children