; (C) enhancing the monitoring of risks associated with climate change for vulnerable individuals, including by— (i) collecting data on such risks in specific census tracts, neighborhoods, or other geographic areas; and (ii) sharing such data with local health care providers, perinatal health workers, and other employees in hospitals, birth centers, midwifery practices, and other health care practices that provide prenatal or labor and delivery services to local vulnerable individuals; and (D) providing vulnerable individuals— (i) air conditioning units, residential weatherization support, filtration systems, household appliances, or related items; (ii) direct financial assistance; and (iii) services and support, including housing assistance, evacuation assistance, transportation assistance, access to cooling shelters, and mental health counseling, to prepare for or recover from extreme weather events, which may include floods, hurricanes, wildfires, droughts, and related events. (2) Initiatives to mitigate levels of and exposure to risks associated with climate change for vulnerable individuals, which shall be based on the best available science and which may include initiatives to— (A) develop, maintain, or expand urban or community forestry initiatives and tree canopy coverage initiatives; (B) improve infrastructure, such as buildings and paved surfaces; (C) develop or improve community outreach networks to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate information and notifications about risks associated with climate change for vulnerable individuals