; and (bb) are made available to prospective sponsors, sponsors, Flores settlement agreement class counsel, and legal services providers and child advocates who serve such noncitizen children. (II) Sponsorship applications The Director shall provide such telephone number and email address to the prospective sponsor of each unaccompanied noncitizen child. (iii) Language access (I) In general Such telephone number and email address shall be posted in public areas of each facility or placement in which 1 or more children in immigration custody are held, in multiple languages, including the top 20 preferred languages. (II) Additional languages The Ombudsperson may require that such contact information be made available and posted in any additional language the Ombudsperson considers necessary based on the demographics of arriving noncitizen children. (F) Hearings The Ombudsperson may hold public hearings as the Ombudsperson considers necessary. (G) Individual case assistance and review (i) In general The Ombudsperson may offer individual case assistance for noncitizen children in immigration custody. (ii) Communication with others In providing such individual case assistance, the Ombudsperson may speak with a noncitizen child’s prospective sponsor, family members, child advocate, legal counsel, case manager, case coordinator, and Office of Refugee Resettlement Federal field specialist staffing the noncitizen child’s case, as applicable. (H) Stakeholder meetings (i) Community stakeholders Not less frequently than quarterly, the Ombudsperson shall invite community stakeholders, including attorneys who represent noncitizen children in immigration custody, to participate in a meeting. (ii) Data tracking personnel Not less frequently than quarterly, the Ombudsperson shall invite personnel of the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services who manage the data tracking systems described in section 602 to participate in a meeting for the purpose of informing the Ombudsperson with respect