; and (2) by sharing best practices learned from resilience coordinating networks. (e) Report (1) Submission Not later than December 31, 2028, the Secretary shall submit a report to Congress on the results of the grants under subsection (a)(1). (2) Contents Such report shall include a summary of the best practices used by grantees in establishing, operating, or expanding community mental wellness and resilience programs, and the outputs and outcomes achieved. (f) Definitions In this section: (1) The term public health approach to mental health refers to methods that— (A) take a population-level approach to promote mental wellness and resilience to prevent problems before they emerge, intervene before they become more severe, and heal them when they do appear, not merely treating individuals one at a time after symptoms of pathology appear; and (B) address mental health and psychosocial problems by— (i) identifying and strengthening existing protective factors, and forming new ones, that buffer people from and enhance their capacity for psychological, emotional, and behavioral wellness and resilience for adversities; (ii) taking a holistic systems perspective that recognizes that most mental health, behavioral health, and psychosocial conditions result from numerous interrelated personal, family, social, economic, and environmental factors that require multipronged community-based interventions