; (B) activities that include followup by human services organizations after contact by law enforcement, such as community mediation, social services, or behavioral health services; (C) training for emergency dispatch operators; and (D) training for community members, or family members of people requiring emergency or non-emergency response, to facilitate comprehensive and clear communication with emergency dispatch operators to ensure that necessary information is conveyed about when an intervention by a nonpolice human services organization is the most appropriate response. (b) Funding limitation None of the grant funds shall be provided to State, tribal, or local law enforcement agencies. 8. Technical assistance The Secretary shall arrange for a national technical assistance provider for organizations described in section 5, to provide technical assistance support and develop and disseminate best practices for projects carried out under this Act. 9. Annual reporting requirements Each recipient of a grant for a project under this section is required to submit an annual report to the Secretary that details— (1) the specific uses of the grant funds; (2) the number of individuals contacted through the project; (3) the number of individuals connected with ongoing services or resources through the project, disaggregated by race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and gender identity, disability status, and other characteristics; (4) the quality of the contacts, services, and resources, as reported by the individuals contacted; (5) any evidence of positive outcomes following the contacts or connections; (6) any evidence of negative outcomes that may have occurred following the contacts or connections; (7) the percentage of total emergency calls diverted from law enforcement to the grant recipient; (8) the percentage of emergency calls diverted to the grant recipient that have been addressed