; and (C) proposals to eliminate barriers to prevention and treatment programs. (4) Restrictions on and use of funds Amounts received under a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement under paragraph (1) shall be used for one or more of the following activities: (A) Providing educational and supportive services to families of individuals and families with FASD. (B) Establishing a statewide surveillance system. (C) Including FASD education in State, medical, and health care (including mental health care) university programs. (D) Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data. (E) Developing, implementing, and evaluating population-based and targeted prevention programs for FASD, including public awareness campaigns. (F) Referring individuals with FASD to appropriate support services. (G) Implementing recommendations from relevant agencies and organizations, including the State advisory group, on the identification and prevention of FASD, and intervention programs or services for individuals with FASD. (H) Providing training to health care (including mental health care) providers on the prevention, identification, and treatment of FASD. (I) Disseminating information about FASD and the availability of support services to families and individuals with FASD. (J) Other activities, as the Secretary determines appropriate. (5) Other contracts and agreements A State may carry out activities under paragraph (4) through contracts or cooperative agreements with public and private nonprofit entities with a demonstrated expertise in FASD prevention and intervention services. (e) Promoting community partnerships (1) In general The Secretary, acting through the Administrator of Health and Resource Services and Administration, shall award grants, contracts, or cooperative agreements to eligible entities to enable such entities to establish, enhance, or improve community partnerships for the purpose of collaborating on common objectives and integrating the services available to individuals with FASD such as surveillance, screening,