(E) To provide home and community-based services to eligible individuals who are on waiting lists for programs approved under section 1115 or 1915 of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1315 , 1396n). (F) To purchase emergency supplies and equipment, which may include items not typically covered under the Medicaid program, such as personal protective equipment, necessary to enhance access to services and to protect the health and well-being of home health workers and direct support professionals. (G) To pay for the travel of home health workers and direct support professionals to conduct home and community-based services. (H) To recruit new home health workers and direct support professionals. (I) To support family care providers of eligible individuals with needed supplies, equipment, and services, which may include items such as family caregiver pay and respite services. (J) To pay for training for home health workers and direct support professionals. (K) To pay for assistive technologies, staffing, training to facilitate an eligible individual’s communication, and other costs incurred in order to facilitate community integration and ensure an individual’s person-centered service plan continues to be fully implemented. (L) To prepare information and public health and educational materials in accessible formats (including formats accessible to people with low literacy or intellectual disabilities) about prevention, treatment, recovery and other aspects of communicable diseases and threats to the health of eligible individuals, their families, and the general community served by agencies described in subparagraph (A). (M) To protect the health and safety of home health workers and direct support professionals during public health emergencies and natural disasters. (N) To pay for interpreters to assist in providing home and community-based services to eligible individuals and to inform the general public about communicable diseases and other public health threats. (O) To allow day services providers to provide