; (C) the overall qualifications and capacity of the eligible entity and its partners to effectively carry out a mentoring program under this subsection; (D) the level and quality of training provided to mentors under the program; (E) evidence of coordination of the program with the social services and education programs of the State or political subdivision; (F) the ability of the eligible entity to provide supervision and support for mentors under the program and the youth served by such mentors; (G) the number of children and youth in foster care served by the State or political subdivision; and (H) any other factors that the Secretary determines to be significant with respect to the need for, or the potential success of, carrying out a mentoring program under this section. (4) Use of funds An eligible entity that receives a grant under this subsection may use such funds to— (A) develop and carry out a training program and ongoing support for mentors; (B) recruit mentors for children and youth in foster care; (C) compensate mentors including peer mentors; (D) pay for costs related to mentee participation in the program