; (iv) family engagement activities, such as family team meetings and court hearings; (v) family well-being, including health equity and health insurance; (vi) court practices, such as frequency of hearings, family team meetings, and stakeholder meetings; and (vii) foster care practices that support development and stable relationships, including placement type, visitation frequency, and permanency outcomes and timeliness, with an emphasis on reunification. (I) Compile such data annually and report to the Secretary together with information from State planning processes reported under subsection (b)(7)(B). (J) In developing data elements under subparagraph (H), consult with the organization awarded a contract under paragraph (4). (4) Evaluation The National Infant-Toddler Court Team Resource Center shall enter into a contract with an organization experienced in conducting a child welfare national evaluation over the course of the grant period of the effectiveness of local evidence-based infant-toddler court teams supported by States receiving a grant under subsection (b) as well as other infant-toddler court team sites that may participate in such evaluation in— (A) linking children and families to appropriate services and supports that prevent foster care placements, expedite permanency where placements occur, and strengthen families in improving family well-being and support for positive child development; (B) preventing, or reducing the recurrence of, abuse and neglect; (C) promoting access to timely, high-quality primary health care and oral health care in a medical home for children and parents; (D) promoting quality parent education, mentoring, and coaching to strengthen parenting skills; (E) promoting timely assessment, referral to, and receipt of, mental health treatment and substance use treatment for parents of infants and toddlers; (F) promoting timely permanent placements of maltreated infants and toddlers