; and (3) seeking licensure in a field that has barriers for immigrants or workers with criminal history records. (g) Trust fund There is a established a trust fund, to be known as the Climate Resilience Workforce Trust Fund (hereinafter in this section referred to as the Fund ) which shall be available to the Taskforce, without fiscal year limitation, for purposes of carrying out this section, including reimbursement under subsection (f). VI Provisions Related to Climate Resilience Workers Involved in Disaster Recovery and Rebuilding 601. Supports for disaster recovery workers (a) Grants for disaster recovery and rebuilding training and hiring halls (1) Training Entities receiving grants in section 302 to support the training of disaster recovery and rebuilding workers must ensure that such training includes the following components, as the Secretary determines relevant to such workers: (A) Ten-hour training provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. (B) Basic health and safety training on mold exposure, lead paint, asbestos and heat exposure. (C) Basic first aid and CPR, following the American Red Cross model. (D) Training with respect to preservation of mental health, including self-care. (E) Basic workplace rights. (F) Any other training that the Secretary determines appropriate to the circumstances of climate-related disasters. (G) Skill-based training focused on community recovery and rebuilding after disasters must include training on rebuilding techniques that increase community resilience. (H) Training must be: (i) Accessible to various levels of literacy. (ii) Provided in languages other than English, as relevant to the population of individuals seeking training. (iii) Available during evenings and weekends. (2) Hiring halls Grant funds under section 302 to benefit climate resilience workers may be used for the following purposes: (A) To operate worker hiring halls with set wages and working conditions. (B) To cover workers compensation, unemployment, health insurance and bonding