; (B) families experiencing homelessness; (C) single-parent households; (D) families who have children with disabilities or special health care needs; and (E) other vulnerable populations as may be determined by the Secretary. (5) Subgrants and contracts (A) In general A grantee under this section may coordinate with entities described in subparagraph (B) in carrying out a demonstration project under this section, including by awarding subgrants to, or entering into contracts with, such entities. (B) Entities The entities described in this subparagraph are the following: (i) State or local child care resource and referral agencies. (ii) Prenatal, perinatal, pediatric, family medicine, and other relevant health care providers. (iii) Doula support services. (6) State and local requirements (A) In general Subject to subparagraph (B), services provided through a demonstration project under this section shall meet the applicable requirements of State and local law in the jurisdiction in which such services are provided, including any applicable licensure and quality of care requirements. (B) Exception Child care may be provided through a demonstration project under this section to children younger than the minimum age allowed under applicable State or local licensing requirements, so long as the grantee providing such child care (either directly or through a subgrant or contract under paragraph (5)) coordinates with the applicable jurisdiction to ensure appropriate quality of care standards. (f) Evaluation The Secretary shall— (1) evaluate the demonstration projects funded under this section; and (2) as part of such evaluation— (A) identify successful activities for improving maternal health outcomes and health outcomes for the birthed child and any other children in the family; and (B) formulate recommendations for reauthorizing the program under this section. (g) Reports to Congress The Secretary shall submit reports to the Congress on the program under this section, including— (1) interim reports