; (E) State and local government child welfare agencies; (F) State Medicaid agencies; (G) State and local government education and labor agencies; (H) advocacy groups representing current and former foster youth; and (I) nonprofit organizations serving current or former foster youth. (4) Public awareness campaign After establishing the website and telephone hotline as required by this subsection, the Secretary shall collaborate with agencies and stakeholders identified in paragraph (3) to publicize the website and the hotline to current foster youth, former foster youth, caseworkers, service providers, mentors, school counselors, foster parents, adoptive parents of former foster youth, and other concerned adults. (5) Deadlines The requirements of this subsection shall be fully implemented not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act. (c) Basic housing and transportation allowance for transitional foster care individuals (1) In general Subject to paragraph (5), the Secretary shall provide to eligible individuals (as described in paragraph (3)) a basic monthly allowance for housing and transportation in the amount determined under paragraph (2), to be paid in advance on the day preceding the first day of each month in the individual’s independent living transition period. (2) Amounts (A) In general Except as provided in subparagraphs (B), the amount of a basic monthly allowance for housing and transportation with respect to an eligible individual for a month in the individual’s independent living transition period shall be an amount equal to the applicable percentage (as determined under subparagraph (C)) of the sum of the following: (i) The average monthly cost (as determined by the Secretary in coordination with the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development) of a one-bedroom apartment in the geographic area in which the eligible individual resides during such month, including the cost of— (I) rent