; (K) infuses a trauma-informed approach in the delivery of family support services that supports children, families, and professionals across systems of care; (L) provides for a continuum of parenting interventions and mental health and substances use prevention and treatment services consistent with paragraph (7); (M) uses continuous quality improvement practices, including collecting project data elements established by the National Infant-Toddler Court Team Resource Center under subsection (c) for case management and assessing progress; and (N) where placement of an infant or toddler in foster care is necessary, uses— (i) concurrent planning upon removal and limits the number of placements; (ii) mentoring and coparenting between birth and foster parents and kin caregivers and supports; (iii) preremoval conferences and monthly family team meetings to ensure support for family and child from the beginning as well as timely action and services to address child and family needs; and (iv) frequent, quality family time interaction or visitation in settings where families normally interact and coaches to support parent-child interactions. (c) National infant-Toddler court team resource center grant (1) Grant authorized The Secretary shall award to an eligible entity a grant to establish a national center to carry out the activities specified in paragraph (3) to serve as a resource for infant-toddler court teams (to be known as and referred to in this section as the National Infant-Toddler Court Team Resource Center ). The term of a grant under this subsection shall be for not less than 3 years, renewable for up to 8 years. (2) Eligible entities An entity is eligible to receive a grant under this subsection if the entity is a national early childhood development organization with— (A) recognized experience as a training organization in infant-toddler development, infant-early childhood mental health, and other related topics