; and (III) the development and implementation of protocols for assisting youth in a foster care placement with accessing therapeutic supports, including navigation to peer support, family therapy, and alternative therapies such as music or art therapy, play therapy, sports, mobile or virtual therapy, as well as community-based resources, such as parenting classes, community-provided financial and in-kind material support, behavioral health care, and community engagement opportunities; (iv) has procedures to address privacy concerns which include requirements for private space to be made available for mental health sessions, requirements for the use of platforms with end-to-end encryption for the exchange of sensitive health information that comply with the regulations promulgated under section 264(c) of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, requirements for youth in a foster care placement to be informed of confidentiality agreements with counselors, therapists, and psychiatrists, and provided with information regarding where and how to file a grievance about each member of their care team, and requirements to retrain mental health, child welfare, or juvenile justice professionals who have violated such confidentiality agreements on upholding these requirements; and (v) requires that, in the case of a youth in a foster care placement who needs treatment for a mental health condition or substance use disorder— (I) the health and education information required for the youth's case plan under section 475(1)(C) includes documentation evidencing having discussed with the youth the youth's options for treatment of the mental health condition or substance use disorder and a plan for the delivery of such treatments, prior to, or as soon as practicable after, the start of treatment