; (C) for the collection and display of information in the statewide database; (D) for increasing public awareness of 211 and 988 services in the State in collaboration with 911 services and other emergency call centers; (E) for coordination of the State’s 211 and 988 services, including the collection, accessibility, and display of information through a national data platform; (F) to conduct statewide and regional planning for 211 and 988 services; (G) for start-up costs of extending 211 and 988 services to unserved areas, including costs of software and hardware upgrades and telecommunications and internet costs; (H) to ensure that 211 and 988 services are directly accessible, consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ( 42 U.S.C. 12101 et seq. ), section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( 29 U.S.C. 794d ), and part 1194 of title 36, Code of Federal Regulations (or any successor regulations); (I) for staffing; (J) for training; (K) for activities related to accreditation; (L) for the evaluation of State 211 and 988 activities and capacity; (M) for internet hosting and site development and maintenance for a statewide database; (N) for cloud-based data and messaging capacity; (O) to encourage coordination and collaboration of 211 and 988 services within the State and ensure coordination and collaboration with local 911 Public Safety Answering Points; (P) to integrate or share resources and service-level data with national platforms hosted by the Human Services National Board; (Q) to prepare and submit State and national reporting requirements and other activities approved by the Human Services State Oversight Council; (R) to provide stipends and travel reimbursement for individuals with disabilities and their family members for costs associated with serving on the Human Services State Oversight Council