; (ii) a description of the methods to be used to conduct criminal background checks on all prospective mentors, and the methods in place to exclude mentors with convictions for crimes against children and mentors with convictions occurring within the past 10 years that are directly related to child safety; and (iii) a description of the methods to be used to ensure that the mentors are willing and able to serve as a mentor on a long-term, consistent basis as defined in the application. (E) Community consultation and engagement; coordination with other programs A demonstration that, in developing and implementing the program, the eligible entity will— (i) consult with and actively engage— (I) children in foster care and children with experience in foster care; (II) public and private community entities, including religious organizations and Indian tribal organizations and urban Indian organizations; and (III) family members of children and youth who may be potential clients of the program; (ii) coordinate the mentoring program and the activities of the eligible entity with other Federal, State, and local programs serving children and youth