; (4) distribute educational materials that include information on how to best utilize an eligible air filtration unit to create a clean air room in a home; (5) collect, and provide to the Administrator, information on— (A) each type of eligible air filtration unit distributed under such cleaner air space program; (B) the number of eligible air filtration unit so distributed; and (C) the cost of each type of eligible air filtration unit so distributed; and (6) not later than 6 months after providing an eligible air filtration unit to a covered household, conduct an anonymous survey of an individual of such covered household that received the eligible air filtration unit through the cleaner air space program on— (A) whether such individual understood how to properly set up a clean air room and how to utilize the air filtration unit; (B) how often such individual utilized the air filtration unit; (C) the largest barriers to properly utilizing the air filtration unit or creating a clean air room; (D) whether such individual reported better air conditions in the clean air room of such individual compared to other parts of the home of such individual; and (E) how the implementation of the cleaner air space program could improve. (e) Partnership In implementing a cleaner air space program under subsection (a), an air pollution control agency shall partner with at least one community-based organization to carry out the requirements of such cleaner air space program under subsection (d). (f) Report Not later than 3 years after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall submit to Congress a report that includes— (1) information on each cleaner air space program implemented using a grant provided under subsection (a), including— (A) the name of the air pollution control agency that received such grant; and (B) the information described in subsection (d)(5) collected by such air pollution control agency; (2) responses from the survey described in subsection (d)(6)