; and (II) securing any licenses, certifications, government-issued identifications, or other documentation necessary to obtain employment; (ii) placement in job placement programs that partner with private employers; (iii) obtaining free and low-cost job skills classes, including computer skills, technical skills, vocational skills, and any other job-related or other necessary skills; (iv) supporting preparation for postsecondary education, including academic counseling, peer mentoring, and community support; (v) locating and maintaining housing, which may include housing counseling, assisting with finding and securing affordable housing including in areas of opportunity, assisting with applications for subsidized housing and housing-related benefits, locating and identifying temporary shelter when housing cannot be found immediately, and applying for home energy and utility assistance programs; (vi) obtaining identification cards, driver’s licenses, replacement Social Security cards, birth certificates, and citizenship or immigration documentation; (vii) registering to vote, and applying for voting rights to be restored, where permitted by law; (viii) applying for or accessing high school equivalency classes, vocational rehabilitation, or technical courses; (ix) applying for loans for and admission to institutions of higher education; (x) financial counseling planning, empowerment, or coaching; (xi) legal assistance or referrals for record sealing or expungement, forfeiture of property or assets, family law and custody matters, legal aid services (including other civil legal aid services), and relevant civil matters including housing and other issues; (xii) retrieving property or funds retained by the arresting agency or facility of incarceration, or retrieving property or funds obtained while incarcerated; (xiii) transportation, including through provision of transit fare; (xiv) individual and familial counseling