services, or related activities. (vi) Home and community-based work, including home health care, residential care, assistance with activities of daily living, and any services provided by direct care workers (as defined in section 799B of the Public Health Service Act ( 42 U.S.C. 295p )), personal care aides, job coaches, or supported employment providers, and any other provision of care to individuals in their homes by direct service providers, personal care attendants, and home health aides. (vii) Biomedical research regarding SARS–CoV–2 and COVID–19 that involves the handling of hazardous materials such as COVID–19 samples. (viii) Behavioral health work requiring physical interaction with individuals, including mental health services and substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery services. (ix) Nursing care and residential care work physically provided in a facility. (x) Family care, including child care services, in-home child care services such as nanny services, and care services provided by family members to other family members. (xi) Social services work, including social work, case management, social and human services, child welfare, family services, shelter and services for people who have experienced intimate partner violence or sexual assault, services for individuals who are homeless, child services, community food and housing services, and other emergency social services. (xii) Public health work conducted at State, local, territorial, and Tribal government public health agencies, including epidemiological activities, surveillance, contact tracing, data analysis, statistical research, health education, and other disease detection, prevention, and response methods. (xiii) Tribal vital services, as defined by the Commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans in consultation with Tribal governments and after conferring with urban Indian organizations. (xiv) Grocery work physically performed at grocery stores, supermarkets, convenience stores, corner stores, drug stores,