; (7) child advocacy centers described in section 214(c)(2)(B) of the Victims of Child Abuse Act of 1990; (8) school-based health centers; and (9) other entities as determined appropriate by the Secretary. (c) Prioritization In making awards under subsection (a), the Secretary shall prioritize— (1) applicants that provide children and adolescents from high-need, rural, or under-resourced communities with services across the continuum of children's mental health and substance use disorder care; and (2) applicants that predominantly provide care to children and adolescents that demonstrate plans to utilize funds to expand provision of care to children, adolescents, and youth under age 21. (d) Use of funds Activities that may be funded through an award under subsection (a) include— (1) increasing the capacity of pediatric practices, family medicine practices, and school-based health centers to integrate pediatric mental, emotional, and behavioral health services into their practices including through co-location of mental, emotional, and behavioral health providers; (2) training for non-clinical pediatric health care workers, including care coordinators and navigators, on child and adolescent mental health and substance use disorder, trauma-informed care, and local resources to support children and caregivers; (3) expanding evidence-based, integrated models of care for pediatric mental health and substance use disorder services; (4) pediatric practice integration for the provision of pediatric mental health and substance use disorder services; (5) addressing surge capacity for pediatric mental health and substance use disorder needs; (6) providing pediatric mental, emotional, and behavioral health services to children as delivered by mental health and substance use disorder professionals utilizing telehealth services