; (ii) assistance with any program under this section, section 477, or section 477B; (iii) assistance with any program established under the Fostering Healthy Transitions into Adulthood Act of 2020 ; (iv) the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and other information about Federal financial aid; (v) Pell Grants; (vi) Federal TRIO programs; (vii) waivers for applications to institutions of higher education; (viii) job training programs available to current or former foster youth; (ix) Medicaid; and (x) programs offered by State and local governments aimed at assisting current or former foster youth. (C) Accessibility The website shall be— (i) accessible with a simple website address that can be used in advertisements and easily remembered; (ii) searchable from the public websites of the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Department of Labor; (iii) compliant with all applicable laws and regulations regarding accessibility, data protection, and privacy for Federal websites; and (iv) able to be easily navigated and understood by current and former foster youth. (2) Hotline (A) In General The Secretary shall develop and maintain a telephone hotline designed to provide specific information about Federal, State, and local resources available to current and former foster youth. (B) Information guidelines The hotline shall— (i) accept calls from current foster youth, former foster youth, and assisting adults; and (ii) answer questions and provide guidance about the availability of, and an individual’s eligibility for, all public resources available to current and former foster youth described in paragraph (1)(B). (C) Accessibility The hotline shall be— (i) accessible with a toll-free number that can be used in advertisements and easily remembered; (ii) compliant with all applicable laws and regulations regarding accessibility, data protection, and privacy for Federal telephone systems