; (II) programs that offer free or affordable and nutritious food; (III) vocational and workforce development; and (IV) transportation supports; (ii) home visiting programs for new parents and their infants; (iii) workforce development programs to support caregivers in skill building; (iv) trauma-responsive, parenting skills-building programs; (v) the continuum of substance use prevention, intervention, and treatment programs and mental health support programs, including programs with trauma-informed, gender-responsive, and culturally specific counseling; and (vi) childcare support and early childhood education, including Head Start and Early Head Start programs. (E) Subject to subsection (g)(2), establishing or updating a database that compiles data used to track the effectiveness of the care coordination services funded through the grant. (F) Developing and implementing referral partnership agreements with community-based organizations, parent organizations, substance use disorder treatment providers and facilities, housing and shelter providers, health care providers, mental health care providers, and Federal and State offices and programs that implement practices to support children ages 0 through 5 who are at risk of adverse childhood experiences and their caregivers, including prenatal people. Such practices shall include— (i) a bilateral warm handoff system whereby a grantee understands the needs of the children and their families, and families are involved in addressing these needs