or child) to re-enter the workforce after a significant absence. (H) Increase in sustainable employment for women headed households. (I) Limitation of barriers to occupational licensure for Black women. (J) Establishment of vocational training and career technical education. (K) Job placement and career assistance programs for Black youth experiencing homelessness or discrimination. (L) Support for Black women and girls with disabilities entering the workforce in partnership with local businesses. (3) Healthcare The Task Force shall identify and recommend programs, policies, and incentives for adoption by Federal, State, or local governments with respect to the following: (A) Developing a study of the health, including the mental health, of Black women and girls. (B) Programs to improve maternal health from the prenatal to postpartum period and infant mortality outcomes for Black mothers and children. (C) Community-based, on demand mental health and trauma services. (D) Gender and culturally responsive domestic violence (including violence against an intimate partner) and interpersonal violence responders. (E) Local neighborhood safe houses. (F) Long-term, on demand, substance use disorder treatment. (G) Community-based emergency response teams for women and girls. (H) Access to comprehensive well-women care for Black women and girls, including local testing for mammograms, papsmears, sexually transmitted infections, other medical testing, and general health screenings. (I) Local neighborhood COVID–19 testing. (J) Programs to assist Black mothers, parents, or guardians of children with disabilities and Black women with disabilities with obtaining affordable health insurance. (4) Justice and civil rights The Task Force shall identify and recommend programs, policies, and incentives for adoption by Federal, State, or local governments with respect to the following: (A) Reentry assistance and reunification planning and community-based programming for women victims of sexual, domestic, or intimate partner violence,