; (ii) to perform assessments of need with respect to community mental wellness and resilience; and (iii) to prepare an application for a grant under paragraph (1). (B) Amount The amount of a grant under subparagraph (A), with respect to any resilience coordinating network to be organized for applying for a grant under paragraph (1), shall not exceed $100,000. (b) Program requirements A community mental wellness and resilience program funded pursuant to a grant under subsection (a)(1) shall take a public health approach to mental health to strengthen the entire community’s psychological and emotional wellness and resilience, including by— (1) collecting and analyzing information from residents as well as quantitative data to identify— (A) protective factors that enhance and sustain the community’s capacity for mental wellness and resilience; and (B) risk factors that undermine such capacity; (2) strengthening such protective factors and addressing such risk factors; (3) building awareness, skills, tools, curricula, and leadership in the community to— (A) facilitate using a public health approach to mental health; and (B) heal mental health and psychosocial problems 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 community members in building social connections across cultural, geographic, and economic boundaries; (B) enhancing local economic and environmental conditions and environmental resilience, including with respect to the built environment; (C) becoming trauma-informed and learning simple self-administrable mental wellness and resilience skills; (D) engaging in community activities and mutual aid networks that strengthen mental wellness and resilience