; (ii) the responsibilities of individuals required to report suspected and known incidents of child abuse or neglect under State law, as applicable; and (iii) the resources available to help prevent child abuse and neglect. (E) Programs that promote safe, family-friendly physical environments for visitation and exchange— (i) for court-ordered, supervised visitation between children and abusing parents; and (ii) to facilitate the safe exchange of children for visits with noncustodial parents in cases of domestic violence. (F) Innovative programs, activities, and services that are aligned with the research priorities identified under section 104(a)(4). (G) Projects to improve implementation of best practices to assist medical professionals in identifying, assessing, and responding to potential abuse in infants, including regarding referrals to child protective services as appropriate and identifying injuries indicative of potential abuse in infants, and to assess the outcomes of such best practices. (d) Grants to States To improve and coordinate their response To ensure the safety, permanency, and well-Being of infants affected by substance use (1) Program authorized The Secretary is authorized to make grants to States for the purpose of assisting child welfare agencies, social services agencies, substance use disorder treatment agencies, hospitals with labor and delivery units, medical staff, public health and mental health agencies, and maternal and child health agencies to facilitate collaboration in developing, updating, implementing, and monitoring plans of safe care described in section 106(b)(2)(B)(iii). Section 112(a)(2) shall not apply to the program authorized under this paragraph. (2) Distribution of funds (A) Reservations Of the amounts made available to carry out paragraph (1), the Secretary shall reserve— (i) no more than 3 percent for the purposes described in paragraph (7)