; (H) support the additional needs of families with children or caregivers with disabilities through respite care and other services; and (I) demonstrate a commitment to the continued leadership of parents in the planning, program implementation, and evaluation of the lead entity and local programs funded under this title, including involvement of parents of children with disabilities, parents who are individuals with disabilities, racial and ethnic minorities, and members of other underrepresented or underserved groups; (2) promoting the development of a continuum of preventive services that strengthen families and promote child, parent, family, and community well-being, through the development of State and local networks, including collaboration and coordination between local programs and public agencies and private entities that utilize culturally responsive providers; (3) financing the start-up, maintenance, expansion, or redesign of core services described in section 205(b)(3) where communities have identified and decided to address unmet need identified in the inventory described in section 204(3), to the extent practicable given funding levels and community priorities; (4) maximizing funding through leveraging Federal, State, local, and private funds to carry out the purposes of the title; (5) financing public information activities, which may include activities to increase public awareness and education, and developing comprehensive outreach strategies to engage diverse populations with demonstrated need, that focus on the healthy and positive development of parents and children; and (6) to the extent practicable— (A) promoting the development, enhancement, expansion, and implementation of a statewide strategy to address the unmet need identified in the inventory described in section 204(3), with input from relevant stakeholders, to scale evidence-based and evidence-informed community-based family strengthening services designed to prevent child abuse and neglect