; and (4) providing timely evaluation to clarify the outcomes and costs of the program, and the new interventions and service models provided through the program, for service recipients and law enforcement. (b) Initiation grants In carrying out the Program, the Secretary shall make initiation grants to not fewer than 40 eligible partnerships, including not fewer than 4 eligible partnerships that include Indian tribes or tribal organizations, of which not fewer than 2 shall be eligible partnerships led by an Indian tribe or tribal organization, to carry out projects to meet the objectives described in subsection (a). The Secretary shall make the grants for periods of 5 years. The Secretary shall make the grants to partnerships in geographically diverse areas, including urban and rural communities, and in communities with varying population sizes. (c) Continuation grants (1) In general In carrying out the Program, the Secretary shall make continuation grants to eligible partnerships who are recipients of the initiation grants and who are determined by the Secretary to be in good standing on completion of the grant period for those grants, to pay for the Federal share of the cost of carrying out projects to meet the objectives described in subsection (a). The Secretary shall make the grants for periods of 2 years. (2) Non-federal share The non-Federal share of the costs described in this subsection shall be 25 percent. The eligible partnership receiving such a grant shall provide the non-Federal share from State, tribal, local, or private sources. 5. Eligible partnerships (a) In general To be eligible to receive a grant under this title Act, an entity shall be a partnership of— (1) (A) a unit of local government (or its contractor), or Indian tribe or tribal organization, acting through an entity that is independent of any law enforcement agency; and (B) a covered community-based organization