; and (III) if the individual has a household income that is more than 150 percent but not more than 200 percent of the poverty line, is in an amount of $6,000, increased in accordance with clause (iii). (iii) Adjustment for inflation Beginning in fiscal year 2025, the Secretary shall annually adjust each amount described in subclauses (I) through (III) of clause (ii) by the estimated percentage increase, if any, in the Consumer Price Index for the most recent full calendar year. (iv) Limit on program costs (I) In general Subject to subclause (II), the tuition and fees of a program of training services provided through the use of a skills training grant shall not exceed 110 percent of the amount equal to average tuition and fees (calculated for the most recent 3-year period preceding the participant’s enrollment in the program for which the tuition and fees are being determined under this clause) of a comparable program at a community college in the local area in which the participant resides. (II) Exception Subclause (I) shall not apply to a program of training services if a local board determines that an employer will pay any costs of such program that exceed 110 percent of the average tuition and fees described in subclause (I). (v) Timing An individual who receives a skills training grant under this paragraph shall enroll in a program of training services not later than 3 months after receiving the grants. Any remaining funds in the skills training grant not used upon the exit of the program by the participant will no longer be available for such participant. No individual may receive more than one skills training grant in any 5-year period. (vi) Awareness campaign During the first year for which skills training grants are available to eligible individuals, the Secretary shall carry out a national information campaign to raise awareness about skills training grants and their availability and use, which may include running public awareness campaigns at the State or local level informing eligible individuals