; and (B) identify strategies to improve outcomes for children aged 0 through 17 that build on strengths in communities that could be further supported, including— (i) existing support networks for families; and (ii) enhanced connections to community-based organizations. (2) Implement strategies identified pursuant to paragraph (1)(B) to facilitate outreach and involvement of children and their caregivers in Federal, State, or local programs that provide reparative, gender-responsive, culturally specific, and trauma-informed prevention services, and for which children and their caregivers are eligible, including— (A) home visiting programs; (B) training and education on parenting skills; (C) substance use disorder prevention and treatment that is voluntary and noncoercive; (D) mental health supports and care that is voluntary and noncoercive; (E) family and intimate partner violence prevention services; (F) child advocacy center programming; (G) economic and nutrition support services; (H) housing support services, including emergency and temporary shelter for those experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity, as well as stable, long-term housing; (I) voluntary, noncoercive, gender-responsive, and culturally specific mental health supports in school and early childhood education center-based settings; (J) wraparound programs for transitioning youth and youth currently in the foster system; (K) programming to support the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex children and their families