; (ii) communities comprised of individuals seeking to manage mental health and substance use disorders during or in connection to the COVID–19 pandemic; (iii) health care providers; and (iv) other appropriate entities, as determined by the Secretary; (B) a description of the challenges faced by individuals seeking to manage mental health and substance use disorders during or in connection to the COVID–19 pandemic; (C) a description of how the Secretary can improve coordination and cooperation with other Federal health departments and agencies, including other subagencies of the Department of Health and Human Services such as the Health Resources and Services Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the National Institutes of Health, to best address the mental health and substance use disorders of individuals who are seeking to manage mental health and substance use disorders during or in connection to the COVID–19 pandemic; and (D) an evaluation of the impact that mental health and substance use disorder challenges and health outcomes (including suicide) experienced during or in connection to the COVID–19 pandemic have on— (i) the health care workforce and occupations related to pandemic preparedness and response; (ii) workforce readiness in new occupations for employees whose jobs became obsolete; and (iii) community resilience.