Comprehensive Protection Response through provision of psycho-social and mental health services for conflict affected population in the Gaza strip The project of " Comprehensive Protection Response through provision of psycho-social and mental health services for conflict affected population in the Gaza strip" aims to contribute to alleviating the impact of conflict on the psychosocial and mental health wellbeing of affected women, men, boys and girls in the Gaza Strip. The main outcomes of the project are: 1) enhanced access to quality psycho-social and mental health services to conflict affected women, men, boys and girls in the Gaza strip and 2) Targeted communities are able to provides rapid and quality response and enhance the copying mechanisms and resilience for the families of affected population in the Gaza strip. Aisha will work to achieve these outcomes through various activities starting from coordination with main stakeholder to outreach the conflict affected persons during the Great march of Return since 30th of March and networking with partner CBOs near conflict areas to host the project activities. Then, providing structured psycho-social and specialized mental health services and recreational activities for acutely conflict affected women, men, boys and girls, and detect the severely affected person in need for advanced psychological, mental health service to Aisha mobile clinics (3 clinics, North area mobile clinic, Gaza aamp Middle area clinic, south area mobile clinic- each clinic has psychotherapist and supervised by Aisha psychiatrist) while cases in need for additional services such as physical therapy, legal and medicine, assistive tools and health services will be referred Aisha and offered these services whether inside Aisha or through  networking with other service providers such as GCMHP and UHWC according to signed MoU with them. In addition, awareness raising for the families of the conflict affected persons on stress management, loss, disability and violence via workshops and suing social and mass media tools. On the last level, Aisha will develop the capacity of service providers who are engaged and works directly with the conflict affected persons on providing specialized psycho-social services, case management, detection and referral pathways. 
On other hand, Aisha will apply the previously developed manual Hawwa Zahra(attached), developed according to IASC guidelines, that was revised and mainstreamed among the protection cluster and it sub- working group member. In addition, in 2017 Aisha established Aisha community center for mental health, substance abuse, and GBV that was license from the ministry of interior and the ministry of health. With UNFPA support Aisha developed the protocol of Aisha community center including 3 parts, management of common mental health disorders, case management for GBV, Case management for substance abuse, and 32 of related NGOs and INGOs and ministries staff trained on this protocol for 20 days. The clinic starts working officially in February 2018 with full time staff (psychiatrist, 2 psychologists, nurse, and others) where during this project, cases in need for specialized mental health services, medication and case management will be referred internally to Aisha Community Center. Also, AISHA has already a referral mechanism in which all referrals and needed information are followed up and traced. It is worth mentioning that AISHA is already a part of the SOPs' manual managed by UNICEF and includes all referral pathways.