in subsection (d)(2), include, as available, whether the relevant application period for a subgrant remains open, has closed, or been awarded at the State level, and whether there will be a new subgrant competition during the current fiscal year, if such information is available from the applicable State in a manner that allows for integration of such information into the dashboard or for links to such information within the dashboard. (2) For purposes of assisting applicants in identifying programs included in the dashboard, include the following information with respect to each program listed: (A) Any associated authorization, report, appropriation, agency program, grant number, or other information that the Secretary determines to be useful in identifying the program. (B) Any subgrant name used by a State, if different than the associated Federal program, if known by the Secretary. (3) Allow potential grant applicants to search the dashboard by key categories and location, if applicable, for which grants are available. (4) Provide, as appropriate, access or links to the respective program information pages and online applications. (d) Acceptance and integration of State provided data (1) In general The Secretary may determine how to accept and integrate into the dashboard information voluntarily submitted by States that is relevant to the purposes of such dashboard, as described subsection (a)(1). (2) Block grants In the case of mental health and substance use disorder resources made available through Federal block grants to States and Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations (as defined in section 4 of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act ( 25 U.S.C. 5304 )), or Federal funding for which a specific recipient is not identified prior to its distribution to a State or Indian Tribe or Tribal organization, the Secretary may establish a method for States and Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations to voluntarily identify how Federal grants will be or were distributed, including grant names and