; and (B) may include classes, treatment, programs, assistance, requirements, restrictions, or other conditions that are gender-responsive, and are tailored specifically to the needs of the divertee, which shall include partnerships with nonprofit community-based organizations, and shall include— (i) assistance with seeking, obtaining, and maintaining employment; (ii) placement in job placement programs that partner with private employers; (iii) job skills classes, including computer skills, technical skills, vocational skills, and any other job-related skills; (iv) assistance with locating and maintaining housing, including family-accessible housing, which may include counseling as to public housing opportunities, assistance with applications for public housing benefits, and locating and/or securing temporary or long-term housing; (v) obtaining an identification card or driver’s license; (vi) registering to vote, and applying for voting rights to be restored, where permitted by law; (vii) assistance with, and requirements to apply for and remain in education programs, including assistance with applications for higher education loans and program admission; (viii) financial counseling; (ix) referrals for legal assistance to pursue record expungement, family law and custody matters, legal aid services, and relevant civil matters including housing and other issues; (x) assistance with obtaining transportation, including through provision of transit fare; (xi) familial counseling and parenting classes; (xii) problem-solving and life-skills assistance or classes; (xiii) assistance with communication needs, including providing a mobile phone, mobile phone service or access, or internet access; (xiv) assistance with applications for State or Federal Government benefits, where eligible; (xv) mentorship, including through programs that facilitate such services by formerly incarcerated or convicted individuals; (xvi) physical and emotional trauma-informed treatment, counseling, and therapy