; and (ii) demonstrates the ability to conduct appropriately the prevention activities described in this paragraph. (E) Use of funds A coalition that receives a grant under this paragraph— (i) shall use the grant funds to— (I) build the coalition's organizational capacity and enhance its State or Tribal leadership to advance evidence-informed primary prevention of family violence, domestic violence, and dating violence; (II) provide prevention-focused training, technical assistance, peer learning opportunities, and other support to local domestic violence programs and other community-based and culturally specific programs working to address family violence, domestic violence, or dating violence; (III) provide training and advocacy to other State, Tribal, and local public and private systems on how to prevent domestic violence, dating violence, and family violence, and help victims, including through health services, early childhood programs, economic support programs, schools, child welfare, workforce development, community-based programs primarily serving racial and ethnic minority groups, community-based programs primarily serving other underserved populations, faith-based programs, and youth programs; and (IV) support dissemination of prevention strategies and approaches throughout the State, territorial, or Tribal communities