Envelope 1 - Building Resilient Communities in Aweil South Through Health Interventions Malaria Consortium (MC) propose to implement emergency static and mobile health response interventions in Aweil South at 2 Primary Health Care Centers (PHCUs) Majak Goi PHCU and Maachrol PHCU) and 20 outreach points which are located 10km and above from the nearest health facility and spread out in the 8 payams of Aweil South County. The Service package includes MNCH, management of communicable diseases, reproductive health, non-communicable diseases, first aid management of injury and SGBV, mental health, and community health activities in line with BHI. This will contribute to the achievement of the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund’s (SSHF) Strategic Objective 2 (Ensure safe equitable and dignified access to critical cross sectional basic services to enable populations meet their basic needs in locations of severity 4 and 5).
The county recently suffered devastating floods, which displaced communities from existing health facilities, safe water sources, and sanitation facilities predisposing the population to high risk of communicable and non-communicable diseases with the most affected being children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women (PLWs), the elderly and people living with disabilities including the mentally challenged. Aweil South County has been categorized under Integrated Food Security Classification IPC Phase 5, meaning the county is faced with catastrophic food insecurity according to (IPC) analysis for the period April – July 2021. In order to address the emergency health needs in Aweil South, MC will focus on meeting the health cluster’s strategic plan and response objectives by supporting provision of emergency and basic essential static and mobile health care services including health and hygiene education to 95% (32889) people in need comprising of internally displaced, returnees and host population in all 8 payams in the County ( payams affected by floods and Payams with bomas that have people leaving more than 10km from the nearest health facility. (see attached Lit of payams and outreach points. Majak Goi PHCU and Maachrol PHCU both in Wathmuok payam currently supported by Impact Health Organisation (IHO) through SSHF funding will continue to be supported as static sites. MC will ensure that technical project team recruited for Maachrol PHCU Clinical officer fixed sites (1Clinical officer, 1 PHCU Midwife,1 EPI Vaccinator,1 Dispenser) at each facility and the outreach team (1 clinical officer,1 midwife and 1 Dispenser 1 Vehicle Driver) shall have necessary skills to provide health services guided by the Basic Package of Health and Nutrition Services (BPHNS). Supportive supervision, mentoring, on job and classroom training will play a key role to provide quality health services. In addition, the project will strengthen Surveillance of vaccine preventable diseases and, Early Warning and Response for Disease Outbreak detection such as Cholera, Measles, Hepatitis, Hemorrhagic fever, etc. and response when required.
The program will aim provide health services The program will aim to complete 65778 consultations, 
assuming 2 visits per person per year and reaching 95% of the population in need for new health issues as a minimum, and 6,377 Measles vaccinations in children aged 6 months to 14 years. At all times the program will support the representation and needs of vulnerable women and girls maximizing their participation and safety and access to sexual and gender-based services. COVID-19, preventive measures will be promoted at all health facilities by supporting infection prevention and control measures