; (B) a National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center or centers; or (C) a community-based organization, including a patient advocacy organization, that— (i) has the capacity to reach cancer survivors through local, State, or national organizations; and (ii) is focused on cancer survivors and strategies for meeting their needs related to their health and well-being. (3) Use of funds A grant received under this subsection shall be used to provide services to cancer survivors to enhance their quality of life and improve their long-term survival rates, such as by assisting survivors to— (A) engage in moderate physical activity and other health-promoting activities, including ceasing tobacco use and increasing consumption of healthy foods; (B) increase access to services to mitigate anxiety, depression, and uncertainty; (C) utilize community support services to fully implement survivorship care plans; (D) access nutrition education and counseling; and (E) adhere to a schedule for, and access, screening for recurrence of cancer or the occurrence of other primary cancers. (4) Standards for application from eligible entities To seek a grant under this subsection, an eligible entity shall submit an application, at such time as may be required by the Secretary, that includes— (A) an explanation of how the entity will— (i) provide cancer survivors access to cancer patient navigator services; (ii) overcome barriers to care for communities of color and multilingual communities; (iii) provide culturally competent care; and (iv) work with and support caregivers of cancer survivors; (B) a description of how the entity receives referrals of cancer survivors from health care professionals, including health care professionals serving historically disadvantaged and underserved communities; (C) documentation of the curriculum that will be used for providers in the program, including mechanisms to update the staff on curriculum changes