; (B) the applicant has the capacity to administer the grant, including conducting all required data analysis activities; and (C) services will be provided to children and families in an accessible, culturally relevant, and linguistically specific manner consistent with local needs. (2) A preliminary analysis of how the applicant will use the grant to— (A) identify the geographic area or areas to be served using data analysis methods; (B) utilize data analysis methods to identify strategies to improve outcomes for children in the geographic area; (C) facilitate strategies identified through care coordination efforts; and (D) track data for evaluation of outcomes. (3) A detailed project plan for the use of the grant that includes anticipated technical assistance needs. (4) Additional funding sources, including State and local funds, supporting the prevention and mitigation of adverse childhood experiences. (f) Grant amount The amount of a grant under this section shall not exceed $9,500,000. (g) Period of a grant The period of a grant under this section shall not exceed 7 years. (h) Service provision without regard to ability To pay As a condition on receipt of a grant under this section, an eligible entity shall agree that any assistance provided to an individual through the grant will be provided without regard to— (1) the ability of the individual to pay for such services; (2) the current or past health condition of the individual to be served; (3) the immigration status of the individual to be served; (4) the sexual orientation and gender identity of the individual to be served; and (5) any prior involvement of the individual in the criminal legal system. (i) Prohibitions In addition to any other prohibitions determined by the Secretary, an eligible entity may not use a grant under this section to— (1) use data analysis methods to inform individual case decisions, including child removal or placement decisions, or to target services at certain individuals or families