; (6) racial and ethnic disparities with respect to covered individuals who attempt suicide or self-harm, disaggregated by the age and gender of covered individuals; (7) methods and means used by covered individuals to attempt suicide and, with respect to such methods and means, best practices to ensure the safety of a covered individual, including safety plans and plans that address such methods and means; (8) State and Federal laws with respect to the use and possession of firearms; (9) communication strategies to discuss such laws with covered individuals and the family members or guardians of such individuals; and (10) procedures for referring covered individuals who may be at a high risk of suicide or self-harm to other health care providers, social services, or crisis resources. (e) Secure gun storage or safety devices (1) In general An entity receiving a grant under this section may use not more than 15 percent of the funds received through the grant to make secure gun storage or safety devices available at reduced or no cost to residences with at least one covered individual. (2) Application If an applicant for a grant under this section seeks to use the grant as described in paragraph (1), the applicant shall include in its application under subsection (b)— (A) a strategy to make secure gun storage or safety devices available at reduced or no cost to residences with at least one covered individual