; and (B) in the case of a child for whom an evaluation determines that the child is not eligible for early intervention services or special education and related services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ( 20 U.S.C. 1400 ), but who has a documented significant delay, for partnering with parents to help the parents access services and supports to help address the child’s identified needs through health insurance or other means. (8) Ensure that each family with a covered child who requests a placement receives one in the service area and, in making the placement, recognize and take into account the family’s needs regarding setting (such as a family child care home or center-based setting), cultural and linguistic preferences, operating schedule, and preferences on location. (9) Provide both center-based and family child care home options for child care and early learning services to families. (d) Program governance (1) Advisory council Upon receiving designation as a prime sponsor, the prime sponsor shall establish a Child Care and Early Learning Advisory Council (referred to in this section as a Council ) and maintain the Council to advise the prime sponsor and assist in the coordination of program services and implementation. (2) State council In the event that the prime sponsor is a State, the Council shall coordinate activities with the State Advisory Council on Early Childhood Education and Care designated or established under section 642B(b) in the Head Start Act ( 42 U.S.C. 9837b(b) ). (3) Overall composition (A) In general The Secretary shall establish the composition requirements for the Council ensuring that the Council has representation of— (i) parents or family members of children served by child care and early learning programs; (ii) staff and providers of child care and early learning programs, or their representatives