(a) The purpose of interagency coordination is to enhance the subrecipient's child find and public awareness efforts and to coordinate with community partners to increase access to resources and services for ECI children and families. (b) The subrecipient must comply with all child find and public outreach requirements in all state-level HHSC ECI MOUs with TEA, Head Start and Early Head Start, DFPS, and any other state agency with which HHSC ECI enters into a MOU. (c) The subrecipient must coordinate with LEA representatives to facilitate an effective transition from ECI to ECSE services and the LEA provision of services for children who are deaf or hard of hearing or blind or visually impaired. Coordination activities focus on developing a joint understanding of: (1) eligibility requirements for public school services, including for Part B services; (2) the state-level MOUs with TEA; and (3) if applicable, MOUs with the LEAs. (d) The subrecipient must coordinate with representatives from Head Start and Early Head Start to ensure that families eligible for Head Start and Early Head Start have access to those services, as available. Coordination activities focus on developing a joint understanding of: (1) eligibility requirements for Head Start and Early Head Start placement; (2) the state-level MOU with Head Start and Early Head Start; (3) referral procedures; and (4) if applicable, the local MOU with Head Start and Early Head Start. (e) The subrecipient must ensure coordination of ECI services with local agencies, as required by 34 CFR §303.302 and other programs identified by HHSC ECI. (f) The subrecipient must maintain a current list of community resources for families that includes for each resource: (1) services provided; (2) contact information; (3) referral procedures; and (4) cost to families. (g) The subrecipient must document the reasonable efforts to mitigate any systemic issues with achieving the requirements of this section.