; (B) consulting with relevant, local organizations that specialize in ensuring the equitable delivery and distribution of social services and support with regard to the race and ethnicity, primary language, sexual orientation, disability status, gender identity, housing status, and socioeconomic status of the recipients to ensure that the plan will achieve equitable distribution and delivery outcomes; (C) conducting analyses of the implementation of past natural disaster and economic crisis recovery programs in that State, including any past delivery of family crisis cash assistance payments under this title, to identify and proactively prevent intentional or unintentional discriminatory outcomes; (D) reviewing the State’s proposed family crisis cash assistance delivery mechanisms to proactively identify ways that those mechanisms may yield intentional or unintentional discriminatory outcomes and developing solutions to prevent such outcomes; (E) ensuring that the State’s delivery methods for family crisis cash assistance payments are secure and convenient for all eligible recipients on an equitable basis and including families who do not have access to financial services or technology; (F) providing information, including on existing best practices, to State authorities to ensure that they meet all other requirements of this section; and (G) ensuring that the State plans have relevant, up-to-date outreach materials that are cross-cultural, language-accessible, and disability-accessible to all families and children. 1305. Requirements (a) Use of funds A State receiving a payment under this title shall only use such payment— (1) to provide cash assistance to eligible households in the manner described in section 1303