; and (F) other activities to promote mental wellness and resilience and prevent or heal individual and community traumas. (c) Resilience coordinating network (1) In general In this section, the term resilience coordinating network means a network that is composed of 1 or more representatives from at least 5 of the categories listed in paragraph (2). (2) Categories The categories listed in this paragraph are the following: (A) Grassroots groups, community-based organizations, neighborhood associations, and volunteer civic organizations. (B) Elementary and secondary schools, high-needs schools, institutions of higher education, including community colleges, job-training programs, and other education or training agencies or organizations. (C) Youth serving organizations, such as youth after-school and summer programs. (D) Parental, family, and early childhood education programs. (E) Faith and spirituality organizations. (F) Senior care organizations. (G) Climate change mitigation and adaptation, and environmental conservation, groups and organizations. (H) Social and environmental justice groups and organizations. (I) Disaster preparedness and emergency response groups and organizations. (J) Businesses and business associations. (K) Organizations involved with community safety, security, and the justice system. (L) Social work, mental health, behavioral health, substance use, physical health, public health, and other professionals, groups, organizations, agencies, and institutions in the human health and social services fields. (M) The general public, including individuals who have experienced adverse mental health or behavioral health conditions who can represent and engage with populations relevant to the community. (d) Technical assistance The Secretary shall provide, directly or through grants to, or contracts with public or private entities, to eligible organizations and resilience coordinating networks technical assistance— (1) in developing applications for grants under paragraph (1) or (2) of subsection (a)