; (B) conduct a literature review and assess past or ongoing programs designed to assist victims of gun violence or individuals with similar needs to determine— (i) the effectiveness of the programs; and (ii) best and promising practices for assisting victims of gun violence; and (C) assess the administration of compensation funds established after mass shootings to determine best and promising practices to direct victims of gun violence to sources of funding. (2) Information (A) In general The Advisory Council shall identify, promote, coordinate, and disseminate to the public information, resources, and best and promising practices available to help victims of gun violence— (i) meet their medical, financial, educational, workplace, housing, transportation, assistive technology, and accessibility needs; (ii) maintain their mental health and emotional well-being; (iii) seek legal redress for their injuries and protection against any ongoing threats to their safety; and (iv) access government programs, services, and benefits for which they may be eligible or to which they may be entitled. (B) Contact information The Advisory Council shall include in the information disseminated under subparagraph (A) the websites and telephone contact information for helplines of relevant Federal agencies, State agencies, and nonprofit organizations. (C) Availability The Advisory Council shall make the information described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) available— (i) online through a public website; and (ii) by submitting a hard copy and making available additional hard copies to— (I) each Member of Congress; (II) each field office of the Social Security Administration; (III) each State agency that is responsible for administering health and human services, for dissemination to medical facilities; (IV) each State agency that is responsible for administering education programs, for dissemination to schools