; and (D) any other services, supports, or initiatives with respect to covered individuals, as determined appropriate by the eligible entity. (4) Key aging issues The key aging issues described in this paragraph are each of the following: (A) Supporting the ability of older individuals to be stably and safely housed, which may include supporting their ability to age well in the setting of their choice and to access homelessness prevention services. (B) Expanding access to disease prevention and health promotion services and health care, including behavioral health care and substance use disorder services. (C) Promoting age-friendly communities, as defined in section 203(c)(9). (D) Addressing the ability of older individuals to access long-term services and supports, including access to caregivers and home and community-based services. (E) Expanding access to services that promote elder justice and reduce elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation. (F) Promoting economic security and retirement security and reducing poverty for covered individuals. (G) Promoting social connection and reducing social isolation and loneliness for covered individuals. (H) Improving equity for covered individuals. (I) Ensuring public spaces are accessible to, including safe for, older individuals, including older individuals with disabilities. (J) Ensuring access to healthy and affordable foods and reducing food insecurity, hunger, and malnutrition. (d) Eligibility To be eligible for a grant under this section, an eligible entity shall submit an application to the Assistant Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Assistant Secretary may require, including— (1) information demonstrating the commitment of the eligible entity to creating or implementing a Plan, as evidenced by— (A) an Executive order issued by the head of the eligible entity, or legislation enacted in the jurisdiction of the eligible entity, authorizing a Plan