; and (ii) provide, of any amount distributed pursuant to clause (i)— (I) 75 percent to organizations of persons with disabilities; and (II) 25 percent to other nongovernmental organizations. (b) Capacity-Building programs The Secretary of State is authorized to provide funds to nongovernmental organizations with expertise in capacity building and technical assistance to develop capacity-building programs to— (1) develop disability leaders, legislators, policymakers, and service providers to plan and implement programs to advance the policy described in section 5; (2) build the advocacy capacity and knowledge of successful models of rights enforcement, family support, and disability inclusion among disability, youth, and allied civil society advocates, attorneys, and professionals to advance the policy described in section 5; (3) create online programs to train policymakers, activists, and other individuals on successful models of reform, services, and rights protection to ensure that children with disabilities can live and grow up with families and become full participants in society, which— (A) are available globally; (B) offer low-cost or no-cost training accessible to persons with disabilities, family members of such persons, and other individuals with potential to offer future leadership in the advancement of the goals of family inclusion, transition to independent living as adults, and rights protection for children with disabilities; and (C) should be targeted to government policymakers, disability activists, and other potential allies and supporters among civil society groups