; (D) housing assistance, including financial assistance for housing; (E) legal services; and (F) other wrap-around services, not limited to services that are clinical in nature, provided as part of a one-stop crisis facility; (5) coordinating with governmental and nongovernmental partners (including local crisis response, law enforcement, fire services, emergency medical services, health care entities, workforce development programs, aging, disability, and senior services, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, civic organizations, housing authorities, continuum of care programs, immigrant and refugee assistance organizations, veteran service organizations, deflection initiatives led by first responders, evidence-based jail diversion programs, such as law enforcement-assisted diversion programs, children and family organizations, and other entities involved in the provision of wrap-around services, not limited to clinical services); (6) conducting outreach services to engage with vulnerable and high-need communities, including individuals living at public or federally assisted housing facilities or receiving Federal housing assistance, youths, and unhoused individuals