At-risk youth prevention and diversion programs shall be coordinated, monitored, and supported by local management boards. A local management board shall: develop a request for funds based on the recommendations of the local planning group convened in accordance with § 8-605(b) of this subtitle; award funds to local agencies or organizations to provide direct services; monitor and evaluate at-risk youth prevention and diversion program performance; provide technical assistance to at-risk youth prevention and diversion programs as needed; promote cost-effectiveness strategies; measure at-risk youth prevention and diversion program outcomes; and provide fiscal and program reports to the Office. As part of the prevention element of the 3-year plan developed by the Children’s Cabinet establishing priorities and strategies for the coordinated delivery of services for children and families, the local management board shall: assess the adequacy, availability, and accessibility of current community-based services that: prevent and divert entry and reentry into the juvenile system; provide alternatives to incarceration and institutionalization; prevent and divert criminal behavior; and increase personal responsibility and self-sufficiency; identify unserved neighborhoods or communities with critical needs and significant numbers of at-risk or delinquent youth; and recommend programs that can be established or enhanced to address the unmet needs of youth and their families.