mental health and substance use disorder care services, including prevention and early intervention services, so as to allow for the prevention, identification, and treatment of mental health and substance use conditions in primary care, early care and education, or other programs provided in care settings described in subsection (b) and with which Medicaid-enrolled children and their families regularly engage. (II) Strategies that will incentivize a racially and culturally diverse array of providers (including paraprofessionals) to obtain the necessary training, education, and support to deliver integrated care for the developmentally appropriate prevention, identification, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health and substance use conditions in Medicaid-enrolled children in primary care, early care and education, or other programs provided in care settings described in subsection (b) and with which Medicaid-enrolled children and their families regularly engage. (III) Milestones and timeliness for implementing activities set forth in the plan, as determined by the Secretary. (IV) Specific measurable targets for increasing equitable access to integrated mental health and substance use disorder care services, including prevention and early intervention services, for Medicaid-enrolled children. (V) Specific measurable targets for increasing the workforce providing integrated mental health and substance use disorder care services, including prevention and early intervention services. (iv) A process for reporting the information required under subsection (f)(1), including information to assess the effectiveness of the efforts of the State during the period of the demonstration project under this subsection and ensure the sustainability of such efforts after the conclusion of the demonstration project. (v) The expected financial impact of the demonstration project on the State. (vi) A description of funding sources available to the State to expand access to integrated mental health and substance use