; and (2) collaborate with State and local governments, Indian tribes and Tribal organizations, and nonprofit organizations. (c) Activities The Center shall perform the following activities: (1) Develop a set of best practices for older adult health and well-being during and beyond the period of the COVID–19 pandemic, including such best practices with respect to the following focus areas: (A) Providing specialized services to overcome the risks associated with social isolation, such as additional resources for home-delivered meals and other nutrition programs to provide not only food but also face-to-face interactions. (B) Streamlining and improving access to screening, testing, and health care services and resources, and prioritizing venues older adults can reach. (C) Expanding the use of telemedicine, including the provision of technology to execute televisits that safely and comprehensively address older adults’ health care needs. (D) Supporting family caregivers, including those with additional responsibilities for homebound individuals. (E) Reducing disparities among underserved populations. (F) Developing cross-sector collaborative efforts. (2) Create and disseminate tools, technical assistance, training, and funding to State, local, Tribal, and territorial governments to adopt best practices developed under subparagraphs (E) and (F) of paragraph (1). (3) Establish mechanisms for providing training and technical assistance to State, local, Tribal, and territorial governments to ensure that complementary cross-sector activities are replicated at the State, local, Tribal, and territorial levels. (4) Facilitate the development of learning networks of practitioners at the hospital, nursing facility, and community levels to disseminate the best practices developed under paragraph (1) and ensure implementation of such best practices to reduce morbidity and mortality of older adults affected by COVID–19. (5) Identify and disseminate approaches that strengthen public health and health care system capacity to serve