; (ii) have awareness training with respect to farm stress and the farming identity; and (iii) have credentials that enable them to provide evidence-based suicide intervention hotline care, including accreditation from the American Association of Suicidology and the Alliance of Information and Referral Systems; and (B) meet training requirements developed by the Secretary or the entity maintaining the hotline, as applicable, which, at a minimum, shall include— (i) at least 80 hours of interactive training and content, which shall include— (I) elements of applied suicide intervention skills training; (II) information and training on providing trauma informed support; and (III) training and content on other relevant clinical topics; (ii) foundational agriculture mental stress training that includes metrics that demonstrate competency; (iii) a minimum of 24 hours of direct supervised shifts before answering calls independently; and (iv) ongoing training on specialized topics on at least a quarterly basis. (5) Partnerships (A) Existing hotlines The Secretary or an entity receiving a grant or contract under paragraph (1), as applicable, shall form partnerships between the national agricultural crisis hotline and existing farm telephone helplines and websites. (B) USDA and other Federal programs The Secretary shall coordinate with— (i) the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy and offices of the Department of Agriculture that administer financial assistance programs to farmers and ranchers to provide information about the national agricultural crisis hotline to participants of those programs