; and (B) not less than 5 percent of such amount shall be used to provide direct financial assistance to eligible youth through grants to support their financial needs to enter, remain enrolled in, and complete the program, such as support for supplies, transportation, child care, and housing. (c) Local plans (1) In general In order for a local area to be eligible for funds under this section, the local board of the local area shall develop and submit to the Governor in accordance with paragraph (2) a 4-year plan for the summer employment program. Such plan shall, at a minimum— (A) not conflict with the local plan submitted by the local board under section 108 of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act ( 29 U.S.C. 3123 ), as determined by the Governor; and (B) contain the contents required under paragraph (3). (2) Submission (A) In general A plan required under this subsection shall be submitted by the local area to the Governor of such area at such time and in such manner as the Governor may reasonably require. (B) Combined plans If a local area is seeking funds under this section and section 5, the plan required under this subsection may be submitted in combination with a plan under section 5, in lieu of the local area submitting 2 separate plans. (3) Contents At a minimum, each plan required under this subsection shall include— (A) a description of how the local area will carry out the activities described in subsection (d) for each program year; (B) a description of how the local area will recruit eligible youth into the summer employment program, including how the local area will prioritize recruitment of individuals with barriers to employment; (C) the number of eligible youth expected to participate in the program each program year; (D) a description of the services, including supportive services, that the program is expected to provide to eligible youth, including how the local area will partner with community-based organizations to provide such services