; (B) to use resources of the Department of Defense to support eligible child care providers in recruitment and retention of employees, including through professional development and financial incentives for such employees; and (C) to seek to enter into an interagency partnership with a Federal agency with the ability to place national service participants and volunteers trained in education services, including senior volunteer programs, at military child development centers, including such a center at an installation selected for a partnership under subsection (b)(3), in accordance with applicable national service laws and with all the benefits accorded to such participants and volunteers; and (2) provide training and resource subsidies to eligible child care providers and networks of such providers participating in partnerships established under subsection (b). (d) Assurance of not reducing early child care availability for nonmilitary families (1) In general As a condition of entering into a partnership under subsection (a), an eligible child care provider or network of such providers participating in a partnership established under subsection (b) is required to provide assurances that the provider or network will not— (A) reduce early child care slots for nonmilitary families after entering into the partnership; or (B) enter into the construction of new child care facilities. (2) Assessments Not later than 180 days after the pilot program commences under paragraph (1)(A) of subsection (h), and every 180 days thereafter until the pilot program terminates under that subsection, the Secretary shall— (A) assess whether each eligible child care provider or network of such providers with which the Secretary of a military department entered into a partnership under subsection (b)— (i) is providing the assurances required by paragraph (1); and (ii) has not reduced early child care slots for nonmilitary families