; and (B) to provide training and technical assistance in support of infant-toddler court teams’ efforts across the United States. (b) Grants to States for implementation of infant-Toddler court teams (1) In general The Secretary of Health and Human Services, acting through the Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration, may make grants to States for purposes of seeding the establishment of, or stabilizing and enhancing existing, infant-toddler court teams for children experiencing or at risk of maltreatment. (2) Use of funds A State receiving a grant under this subsection may only use funds received through the grant to— (A) designate a State lead agency as a focal point for statewide planning administration and coordination— (i) to identify sites and leadership for, and establish, enhance, or stabilize, local community infant-toddler court teams; and (ii) to promote collaboration among State and local systems that address the needs of— (I) infants and toddlers and their families within the child welfare system; and (II) individuals in need of preventive family strengthening services to facilitate the provision of local services; (B) provide funding to the sites identified under subparagraph (A)(i) to establish, enhance, or stabilize local community infant-toddler court teams that meet the criteria specified in paragraph (8); and (C) ensure that local community court team projects— (i) provide for improved communication and coordination among the courts, child welfare agencies, and related child-serving organizations— (I) to share information and expedite appropriate high-quality services for young children and their families in the child welfare system; and (II) to prevent recurrence of maltreatment, promote timely permanency, and provide a community structure to help prevent entry into the child welfare system