; 670 et seq.); and (II) an organization that serves homeless youth (such as a youth shelter or outreach program); and (ii) may partner with any other provider, agency, official, or entity that serves foster youth and homeless youth, or former foster youth and homeless youth. (f) State reports For each year in which a State receives an allotment under subsection (b), the State shall prepare and submit a report to the Secretary that includes— (1) each activity or service that was carried out under this section; (2) the cost of providing each such activity or service; (3) the number of students who received each activity or service, disaggregated by demographics; (4) using qualitative and quantitative analysis, how the State— (A) improved access to higher education for foster youth and homeless youth; and (B) measured youth satisfaction with activities carried out under this part; (5) an analysis of the implementation and progress of the statewide transition initiative under subsection (d), including challenges and changes made to the initiative throughout the preceding year; (6) if, based on the analysis under paragraph (5), the State determines that the program is not on track to meet the intended outcomes described in the application of the State under subsection (c)(2)(C), a description of how the State plans to meet such intended outcomes