training for Black women. (D) Incidental support for low income Black women workers. (E) Career mentorship for Black women. (F) Support for older Black women workers to enter the workforce. (G) Support for Black women who leave the workforce to care for a dependent (such as an elderly relative or child) to re-enter the workforce after a significant absence. (H) Increase in sustainable employment for women headed households. (I) Limitation of barriers to occupational licensure for Black women. (J) Establishment of vocational training and career technical education. (3) Healthcare The Task Force shall identify and recommend programs, policies, and incentives for adoption by Federal, State, or local governments with respect to the following: (A) Developing a study of the health, including the mental health, of Black women and girls. (B) Programs to improve maternal health and infant mortality outcomes for Black mothers. (C) Neighborhood-based, on demand mental health and trauma services. (D) Gender-responsive domestic and interpersonal violence responders. (E) Local neighborhood safe houses. (F) Long-term, on demand, substance use disorder treatment. (G) Neighborhood-based emergency response teams for women and girls. (H) Access to comprehensive well-women care for Black women and girls, including local testing for mammograms, papsmears, and other medical testing. (I) Local neighborhood COVID-19 testing. (4) Justice and civil rights The Task Force shall identify and recommend programs, policies, and incentives for adoption by Federal, State, or local governments with respect to the following: (A) Reentry assistance and reunification planning and community-based programming for women victims of the war on drugs, sexual or domestic violence, mental illness, or substance abuse. (B) Programs for Black women and girls that promote the treatment of underlying problems instead of incarceration, including the expansion of the use of parole and diversion programs and preventing the incarceration of mothers who are primary