; (B) rehousing services; (C) services to connect those eligible households to other public supports, including long-term housing assistance; and (D) referrals to other services for behavioral, emotional, and mental health issues, domestic violence, child welfare issues, employment, substance abuse treatment, or other services. (4) Evaluation Not more than 5 percent of amounts received by a recipient of a grant under this section may be used to conduct rigorous evaluations of the effectiveness of the activities of the recipient in preventing housing instability. (5) Administrative costs Grant amounts shall not be used by a recipient of a grant under this section to cover administrative costs that are not incurred in carrying out paragraph (2), (3), or (4). (f) Criteria The Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Agriculture, shall develop criteria to evaluate each application for a grant under this section, which shall— (1) include consideration of— (A) the need within the community to be served by the applicant for a program described in subsection (a); (B) the capacity and interest of the applicant in delivering housing stability interventions and connecting eligible households to other public benefits; (C) the prior performance of the applicant in providing similar forms of assistance, including whether the applicant, in providing those similar forms of assistance, has any unresolved, systemic civil rights violations; (D) a demonstration of collaboration with other entities that provide resources to help eligible households eligible under a program established using grant amounts; (E) a demonstration of support from local elected officials, community leaders, residents, and other key stakeholders, including as civil rights organizations; (F) a comprehensive plan to improve housing stability among not less than 1 at-risk population