; (vii) offer group prenatal care or group postpartum care; (viii) coordinate mutual aid efforts during infant formula shortages, including community milk depots, donor human milk banks and exchanges, and forums for community outreach and education; (ix) provide support to individuals or family members of individuals who suffered a pregnancy loss, pregnancy-associated death, or pregnancy-related death; or (x) operate midwifery practices that provide culturally and linguistically congruent maternal health care and support, including for the purposes of— (I) supporting additional education, training, and certification programs, including support for distance learning; (II) providing financial support to current and future midwives to address education costs, debts, and other needs; (III) clinical site investments; (IV) supporting preceptor development trainings; (V) expanding the midwifery practice; or (VI) related needs identified by the midwifery practice and described in the practice’s application; and (D) have developed other programs and resources that address community-specific needs for pregnant and postpartum individuals and are aligned with evidence-based practices for improving maternal health outcomes for individuals from demographic groups with elevated rates of maternal mortality, severe maternal morbidity, maternal health disparities, or other adverse perinatal or childbirth outcomes. (f) Technical assistance The Secretary shall provide to grant recipients under this section technical assistance on— (1) capacity building to establish or expand programs to advance maternal health equity; (2) best practices in data collection, measurement, evaluation, and reporting