; (2) strengthening such protective factors and addressing such risk factors; (3) building awareness, skills, tools, and leadership in the community to— (A) facilitate using a public health approach to mental health; and (B) detect, prevent, and heal mental health, behavioral health, and psychosocial conditions among all adults and youth; and (4) developing, implementing, and continually evaluating and improving a comprehensive strategic plan for carrying out the activities described in paragraphs (1), (2) and (3) that includes utilizing developmentally, linguistically, and culturally appropriate evidence-based, evidence-informed, promising-best, or indigenous practices for— (A) engaging residents in building social connections, including across cultural, geographic, and economic boundaries; (B) enhancing local economic, social, and environmental conditions, including with respect to the build environment; (C) becoming trauma-informed and learning simple self-administrable mental wellness and resilience skills; (D) engaging in community activities that strengthen mental wellness and resilience; (E) partaking in nonclinical group and community-minded prevention and recovery programs