Integrated Life-saving Response for the most vulnerable IDP, Returnees and Host Communities; 2 Districts in Al Dalea, and Hadramout. This project is integrated protection response proposed in line with the objectives of 2nd standard allocation 2017 in which it is prioritizing the most protection needs of the most vulnerable groups in the targeted districts. While these districts are facing urgent humanitarian needs and gaps of the services provided. This project is aiming to increase the access of 14874 (4460 women, 3079 men, 3730 girls, 3605 boys of most vulnerable groups affected by the conflict in 2 districts in 2 Governorates of  Al Dala’a (Damt), Hadramout (Maifa’a Broom district) to life saving protection services. Beneficiaries are of most vulnerable IDPs, returnees, host communities and other vulnerable groups in needs for protection services in the targeted locations in camp like settlements, spontaneous settlement and collective centres, newly displaced conflict induced IDPs, as well as the most vulnerable returnees’ in particular persons with specific needs, such as women, children, older persons, host communities, minorities or persons with disabilities in line with envelop 2 prioritized beneficiaries. 

Implementation of this project will be directly thru FAF (in Aden) and FAF’s sub implanting partners SIPs Look Inside Foundation (in Damat) amp Resilient Communities Organization in Hadramout. 
Main activities:
-Mapping of protection services providers (Mapping) to support the mechanism of referral system. Such activities will identify the gap in the protection services in targeted districts and will be compiled in report and shared with protection cluster and other stockholders. 
-Training to active service provider (20 men and 20 women) on the SOPs to deal with GBV survivors. Such activities will insure the quality of services provider to GBV survivors that should be mainstreamed, after the training, with safety of beneficiaries’ protection and dignity issues in line with humanitarian standards.  
-Protection referral activity targeting 800 beneficiaries (100 men, 400 women, 100 boys and 200 girls). Incidences of women, men, girls, boys will be referred to appropriate services and provide most vulnerable with protection cash assistance in order to determine their needs. Protection In-Deepth Assessment Tool, recommended by the cluster will be used in these activities. FAF team have been trained on the tool by protection cluster. 
-Establish CBPNs inside the targeted beneficiaries’ communities. 
-Formation and training of CBPNs (20 women and 20 men). CBPNs training will capacitate them with required knowledge and skills to be mainly able to 1-identify the protection threads and needs for most vulnerable women, men, girls, boys and other vulnerable groups including Muhamasheen 2-Facilitate Session and discussions on GBV and protection issues 3- know how to refer GBV survivors and protection incidents to the proper service awareness 4-Raise awareness on protection and GBV issues and prevention measures/guide most vulnerable beneficiaries to the proper services. CPBNs’ will also sensitize communities and raise awareness of those threats and needs and enhance their coping to deal with threats.
- Psychosocial support thru group based PSS sessions to 4044 of most vulnerable beneficiaries in targeted communities 739 men, 1070 women, 1105 boys and 1130 girls. 
-Provide support to 300 beneficiaries in individual based psychosocial modality to the most vulnerable beneficiaries of 35 men, 110 women, 65 boys and 90 girls of most vulnerable targeted groups according to their needs and further psychosocial support and discharge needed. 
-Capacity building for SIPs on protection interventions. 
The activities of this proposed intervention are designed based on most priority needs by beneficiaries and considering gender, protection, safety, participation and empowerment of the communities and in line with humanitarian standards including AAP frame work for the Allocation Strategy.