; and (B) includes— (i) a school official; (ii) a faith leader; (iii) a social service provider; (iv) a leader of a neighborhood association; (v) a public safety representative; (vi) an employee of an organization that provides reentry services; (vii) a member of a civic or volunteer group related to the provision of reentry services; (viii) a health care professional; and (ix) an employee of a State, local, or tribal government agency with expertise in the provision of reentry services. (2) Community reentry center The term community reentry center means a center that— (A) offers intake, reentry needs assessments, case management, and case planning for reentry services for individuals after conviction or incarceration; (B) provides the reentry services identified under subsection (b)(1)(C) at a single location; and (C) provides referrals to appropriate service providers based on the assessment of needs of the individuals. (3) Eligible entity The term eligible entity means a community-based nonprofit organization that— (A) has expertise in the provision of reentry services; and (B) is located in a geographic area that has disproportionately high numbers of residents, when compared to the local community, who— (i) have been arrested; (ii) have been convicted of a criminal offense; and (iii) return to such geographic area after incarceration. (4) Reentry services The term reentry services — (A) means comprehensive and holistic services that improve outcomes for individuals after conviction or incarceration; and (B) includes— (i) seeking and maintaining employment, including— (I) assistance with drafting resumes, establishing emails accounts, locating job solicitations, submitting of job applications, and preparing for interviews; and (II) securing any licenses, certifications, government-issued identifications, or other documentation necessary to obtain employment; (ii) placement in job placement programs that partner with private employers