; and (B) for the family of the child’s sponsor, orientation and other functional family support services, as determined to be necessary in the individualized assessment. (3) Identifying new areas of vulnerability Within 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Director of the Office for Refugee Resettlement shall consult with family reunification service providers on the emergence of new or additional risk factors for children that would necessitate mandatory family reunification services. (b) Effective use of child advocates for the most vulnerable unaccompanied alien children (1) The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall instruct the Director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement to— (A) identify and track the referral rates of unaccompanied alien children to child advocates by care providers and investigate instances in which such a rate is low; (B) ensure that the referral criteria established by the Director are appropriately applied when a care provider determines that a child is eligible for referral to a child advocate; (C) provide technical assistance to care providers to ensure compliance with such criteria; and (D) establish a process for stakeholders and the public to refer unaccompanied alien children, including those placed with a sponsor, to the Office for Refugee Resettlement to determine if such child meets the referral criteria for appointment of a child advocate; and (2) ensure that each child advocate for an unaccompanied alien child is— (A) provided access to materials necessary to advocate effectively for the best interest of the child, including direct access to significant incident reports, home studies, and similar materials and information