; and (H) other assistance. (4) The provision of food and equipment needed to prepare food. (5) The provision of medical and dental health services, including preventive care. (6) The provision of mental and behavioral health services, including preventive care. (7) The provision of clothing, access to laundry facilities, clothes washers and dryers, detergent, and personal hygiene supplies. (8) The provision of transportation, including payments for gas, emergency vehicle repairs, required insurance, driver’s education and driver’s license fees, public transportation, and other transportation appropriate for Tribal and rural locations. (9) The provision of support to meet communications and connectivity needs, including internet connectivity, outstanding internet or telephone bills as needed to connect communications services, electronic and connected devices, hotspots, portable chargers, pre-paid phone cards, calling minutes and data plans, and costs to ship items and supplies. (10) The provision of support to meet educational and employment needs, including academic support, distance learning support, resources, and access, child care, social and emotional supports, career and technical education, employment training and placement, and similar supports. (11) The purchase and distribution of store cards, gift cards, prepaid debit cards, and vouchers to allow youth, children, and families experiencing homelessness to purchase any items or services that constitute emergency relief. (12) The provision of mentorship and service coordination. (13) The provision of services and supports to meet the particular needs of pregnant women, pregnant and parenting youth, and children birth to age five, experiencing homelessness. (14) The provision of services and supports to meet the particular needs of unaccompanied youth experiencing homelessness. (15) The provision of services and supports to meet the particular needs of survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or trafficking. (16) The provision of assistance in