; (4) utility payments due, including amounts past due; (5) housing repairs necessary to make the premises habitable, including installing insulation, window repair, door repair, roof repair, and other repairs; (6) costs of obtaining services for behavioral, emotional, and mental health issues, domestic violence issues, child welfare issues, employment counseling, substance abuse treatment, or other services; (7) costs of obtaining housing counseling or advice, including outreach, mediation, and case management; (8) costs of obtaining legal assistance relating to eviction, foreclosure, and other issues relating to a family retaining its housing; (9) security deposit payments due; and (10) other short-term costs the payment of which increase housing stability for an extremely low-income family or a very low-income family, including costs for gas, groceries, automotive repair, public transportation, furniture, application fees, reunification services, and such other costs as the Secretary may provide. (e) Applications The Secretary shall require, for a continuum of care to receive a grant under this section for a fiscal year, that the continuum of care submit to the Secretary, and the Secretary approve, an application containing such information as the Secretary considers necessary to ensure that grant amounts are used in accordance with this section. (f) Amount of grants (1) Allocation (A) Fiscal year 2025 For fiscal year 2025, any amounts made available from the Fund for grants under this section shall be allocated for grants to continua of care according to the formula established pursuant to paragraph (2). (B) Succeeding fiscal years For each fiscal year thereafter, of any amounts made available from the Fund for grants under this section— (i) 80 percent shall be allocated for grants to continua of care according to the formula established pursuant to paragraph (2)