; and (III) implement the whole child health model during the implementation phase described in paragraph (3). (ii) Needs assessment requirements A needs assessment conducted for a proposed target community with grant funds awarded to a State shall include the following: (I) An evaluation of the physical health, mental, emotional and behavioral health, developmental, social, relational and substance use disorder service needs of eligible individuals in the target community, including needs that could be addressed through population-based or community-based interventions. (II) A review of the resources available to meet the physical health, mental health, and substance use disorder service needs of eligible individuals in the target community. (III) A description of the barriers identified in the target community to eligible individuals accessing resources and services to address their physical health, mental health, and substance use disorder service needs. (IV) A description of health disparities identified in the target community, including input from community residents in the target community. (E) Whole child health model requirements (i) In general A proposed whole child health model shall include descriptions of the following: (I) How the State and its multi-sector partners will address the physical health, mental, emotional and behavioral health, developmental, social, relational and substance use disorder service needs of eligible individuals in the target community identified in the needs assessment of that community through implementation of the whole child health model and provision of whole child health services. (II) How the State Medicaid, human services, and child welfare agencies will coordinate with community partners to ensure the successful implementation of the whole child health model in the target communities and the provision of whole child health services. (III) The lead agency or other entity the State proposes to designate to coordinate activities carried out to implement the whole child