; and (ii) services funded through the Medicare and Medicaid programs. (J) Resources and the role of patient advocacy organizations and peer support networks in cancer survivorship navigation services. (b) Demonstration program for navigation services for cancer survivors (1) In general The Secretary shall carry out a demonstration program consisting of awarding grants to eligible entities to provide navigation services to cancer survivors. (2) Timing The Secretary shall initiate the demonstration program under this subsection not later than 12 months after completing the review as required under subsection (a)(1)(A). (3) Eligible entities To be eligible to receive a grant under this subsection, an entity shall— (A) have staff and expertise to provide navigation services; and (B) be— (i) a community-based organization; (ii) a patient-centered education and service organization; (iii) a nonprofit patient or cancer advocacy organization; (iv) a community cancer provider; (v) a cancer center; (vi) a hospital; (vii) a community health center; (viii) a rural health clinic; or (ix) another type of entity as the Secretary determines appropriate. (4) Use of funds A recipient of a grant under this section shall use the grant to provide navigation services to cancer survivors, including by— (A) offering navigation services from diagnosis through the continuum of care, including long-term survivorship, or offering navigation services from the end of active treatment with an emphasis on facilitating the transition from active treatment to long-term survivorship care and throughout survivorship; (B) in a timely manner, assisting cancer survivors to navigate cancer treatment and follow-up services, such as screenings, risk assessment, mitigation, health promotion activities, providing health information and education, coaching, and support; (C) addressing cancer care disparities in the design and delivery of services; (D) ensuring coordination with the survivor’s health care providers