Title III, SEC. 3685. GRANTS FOR OPERATION OF PROJECTS. 
      (a) In General. The Secretary may make grants to State health agencies or 
    to local community partnerships for the cost of operating school health 
    service sites 

      (b) Use of Grant. The costs for which a grant may be made under this 
    section include but are not limited to the following: 

        (1) The cost of furnishing health services that are not covered under 
      title I of this Act or by any other public or private insurer. 

        (2) The cost of furnishing enabling services, as  defined in section 
      3461(h). 

        (3) Training, recruitment and compensation of health professionals and 
      other staff. 

        (4) Outreach services to at-risk youth and to parents. 

        (5) Linkage of individuals to health plans, community health services 
      and social services. 

        (6) Other activities deemed necessary by the Secretary. 

      (c) Application for Grant. Applicants shall submit applications in a form 
    and manner prescribed by the Secretary. In order to receive a grant under 
    this section, an applicant must include in the application the following 
    information: 

        (1) A description of the services to be furnished by the applicant. 

        (2) The amounts and sources of funding that the applicant will expend, 
      including estimates of the amount of payments the applicant will received 
      from alliance health plans and from other sources. 

        (3) Such other information as the Secretary determines to be 
      appropriate. 

      (d) Additional Contents of Application. In order to receive a grant under 
    this section, an applicant must meet the following conditions: 

        (1) The applicant furnishes the following services: 

          (A) Diagnosis and treatment of simple illnesses and minor injuries. 

          (B) Preventive health services, including health screenings. 

          (C) Enabling services, as defined in section 3461(h). 

          (D) Referrals and followups in situations involving illness or 
        injury. 

          (E) Health and social services, counseling services, and necessary 
        referrals, including referrals regarding mental health and substance 
        abuse. 

          (F) Such other services as the Secretary determines to be 
        appropriate. 

        (2) The applicant maintains agreements with all regional and corporate 
      alliance health plans offering services in the applicant's service area. 

        (3) The applicant is a participating provider in the State's program 
      for medical assistance under title XIX of the Social Security Act. 

        (4) The applicant does not impose charges on students or their families 
      for services (including collection of any cost-sharing for services under 
      the comprehensive benefit package that otherwise would be required). 

        (5) The applicant has reviewed and will periodically review the needs 
      of the population served by the applicant in order to ensure that its 
      services  are accessible to the maximum number of school age children and 
      youth in the area, and that, to the maximum extent possible, barriers to 
      access to services of the applicant are removed (including barriers 
      resulting from the area's physical characteristics, its economic, social 
      and cultural grouping, the health care utilization patterns of children 
      and youth, and available transportation). 

        (6) In the case of an applicant which serves a population that includes 
      a substantial proportion of  individuals of limited English speaking 
      ability, the applicant has  developed a plan to meet the needs of such 
      population to the extent practicable in the language and cultural context 
      most appropriate to such individuals. 

        (7) The applicant will provide non-Federal contributions toward the 
      cost of the project in an amount determined by the Secretary. 

        (8) The applicant will operate a quality assurance program consistent 
      with section 3684(e)(6). 

      (e) Duration of Grant. A grant under this section shall be for a period 
    determined by the Secretary. 

      (f) Reports. A recipient of funding under this section shall provide such 
    reports and information as are required in regulations of the Secretary.