Funds will be used for a wide variety of projects that address: Affordable Housing and Homelessness: $39.3 million for 20 projects including resources for efforts to mitigate gentrification, senior housing, and workforce housing. Behavioral Health and Health Equity: $34.2 million for 27 projects including resources for food support services, medical and mental health services, and psychiatric care for adolescents. Childcare and Early Childhood Development: $7 million for 11 projects including resources to expand access to childcare, after school care and summer camp programs. Parks, Environment and Infrastructure: $7.7 million for 4 projects including resources to enhance land and water quality, improve existing air quality, and create accessible playgrounds. Workforce and Economic Development: $11 million for 13 projects including resources to increase access to training and employment opportunities, vocational readiness, and mentoring programs for young adults.