; (B) demonstrate that the capacity of the entity for providing services under the grant includes the ability to address mental health, substance use disorder and recovery services, disabling or other chronic health conditions, educational and job training or employment outcomes, and life skills needs (including financial literacy); and (C) submit to the Administrator an application that includes an assurance that, in carrying out activities under the grant, the entity will— (i) ensure stable housing, intensive case management, and comprehensive services that include, at minimum, mental health, substance use disorder treatment and recovery services, education and job training, age-appropriate services for children, and life skills training (such as financial literacy training); (ii) coordinate with the population to be served by the entity to ensure that supportive services are tailored to meet the specific and actual needs of the individuals and families served; (iii) coordinate with local law enforcement, courts (including specialized courts), probation, and other public services agencies to conduct outreach and better identify at-risk or homeless populations that would benefit from services offered by the entity; (iv) follow trauma-informed best practices to address the needs of the populations to be served; (v) provide services under the grant on-site or in-home as appropriate; (vi) provide assistance in addressing the transportation needs of individuals for services provided under the grant off-site; and (vii) comply with additional requirements, if the entity intends to serve families with children under the grant, to ensure— (I) that services include children’s behavioral and mental health services, early childhood education, regular and age-appropriate children’s programming and activities, child health, development, and nutrition screening (including coordination of medical and well-child services), and parenting classes and support programs