; (B) Indian Tribes, Tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations; (C) people with disabilities; (D) English language learners; (E) older adults; (F) low-income communities; (G) justice-involved communities; (H) immigrant communities; and (I) communities on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity; (2) have demonstrated experience in successfully working in and partnering with such communities, and have an established record of accomplishment in improving health outcomes or preventing, reducing or eliminating health inequities, including racial and ethnic inequities, in those communities; (3) communicate with State, local, and Tribal health departments to coordinate grant activities, as appropriate; and (4) submit to the Secretary an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require. (c) Use of funds An entity shall use amounts received under grant under this section to establish, improve upon, or expand programs to improve health equity regarding COVID–19 and reduce or eliminate inequities, including racial and ethnic inequities, in the incidence, prevalence, and health outcomes of COVID–19. Such uses may include— (1) acquiring and distributing medical supplies, such as personal protective equipment, to communities that are at an increased risk of COVID–19; (2) helping people enroll in a health insurance plan that meets minimum essential coverage; (3) increasing the availability of COVID–19 testing and any future COVID–19 treatments or vaccines in communities that are at an increased risk of COVID–19; (4) aiding communities and individuals in following guidelines and best practices in regards to COVID–19, including physical distancing guidelines; (5) helping communities and COVID–19 survivors recover and cope with the long-term health impacts of COVID–19