; (E) paying for occupancy, including making payments for— (i) rent (including rent under a lease), or on any mortgage obligation; and (ii) insurance, utilities, and maintenance; (F) obtaining equipment, repairs, supplies, services, and training necessary to ensure compliance with applicable health, safety, educational, and quality requirements and to support high-quality, developmentally appropriate child care services, and achieving licensure as a child care provider; (G) providing comprehensive services to support the health, including mental health, and well-being, of children and families from underserved populations, as described in section 101(f)(3)(I); (H) improving the quality of child care services in a way that is appropriate for child development by provider type involved, and for the age group of the children served; and (I) providing inclusive and developmentally appropriate care for children with disabilities, including implementing reasonable accommodations, making space more accessible, and providing additional staffing and coordinating early intervention services provided through the provider's program with early intervention services provided through other early childhood programs. (b) Special rule for States participating in title I program Notwithstanding subsection (a) and subject to the approval of the Secretary, a lead agency of a State participating in the program established in title I may make alternative uses of the funds received through a grant made under section 204, if such funds support— (1) the provision of high-quality, affordable child care services, in accordance with title I; (2) compensation for early childhood educators and staff of child care programs, of eligible child care providers, that meet the requirements of title I