services, including food and medical supply delivery. (8) Providing coordination or case management of public health and human services needs related to COVID–19. (9) Carrying out any other activities, including those described in subsection (f), as determined appropriate by the Director. (10) Carrying out any other activities, including those described in subsection (f), as determined appropriate by State, locality, territory, Indian Tribe, Tribal organization, urban Indian health organization, or health service providers to Tribes funding recipients, in accordance with grant, contract, and cooperative agreement scope and stipulations. (f) Activities post-Emergency After the COVID–19 emergency concludes, the Force shall provide for the training and employment of Force personnel to prevent and respond to future public health emergencies and respond to ongoing and future public health and health care needs. Under this subsection, Force members shall carry out or assist with activities described in subsection (e) as well as any of the following activities, where aligned with State licensure requirements: (1) Sharing public health messages with community members. (2) Providing home-based check-ins for new mothers and infants. (3) Providing vaccination schedule reminders, especially for parents and legal guardians of children under the age of 6. (4) Providing services to help community members navigate medical, behavioral health, well health, and social services. (5) Connecting community members with health and social services, including services provided by the Federal or State Governments and community-based organizations. (6) Providing or supportive provision of additional perinatal health services, such as serving as doulas, peer supporters, certified lactation consultants, and home visitors. (7) Providing community-based information to local health departments to inform and improve health programming for hard-to-reach communities. (8) Preventing the spread of sexually transmitted disease, including through