Provision of emergency lifesaving and gender sensitive high impact health services for hard to reach, undeserved and conflict affected IDPs and vulnerable communities in Uror county in Bieh State and Akobo County in former Jonglei state. The emergency health project will be majorly tailored to provide emergency health services to the needy community of Akobo and Uror counties in Northern Jonglei state. The project will target the IDPs and the vulnerable host community who were affected by the recent conflict and Cholera outbreak in Northern Jonglei state targeting 24615 beneficiaries (9334 men, 10112 women, 2584 boys and 2585 girls) through provision of lifesaving health services emergency curative services including responding to treatment of cholera, malaria and other communicable diseases, safe motherhood, emergency immunization services, providing special services like CMR, psychosocial support and health education before the outbreaks arises 

The project also is geared to respond to any emergencies including outbreak of disease like cholera and Malaria that are anticipated to arise in the area in the course of implementation period and also raise an alert for any outbreak occurring in the aforementioned locality. The project will endeavor to reduce the risk of cholera and Malaria transmission/spread among boys, girls, as well among adult men and women in both Uror and Akobo counties. The project will endeavor to reduce the risk of cholera and Malaria transmission/spread among boys, girls, as well among adult men and women in both Uror and Akobo counties. Capacity of the local health carders providing emergency will be enhanced in several areas including cholera management, Clinical Management of rape, other communicable disease treatment and prevention, Emergency and preparedness in order to provide quality care to the patient seeking essential health services and special services in the health facilities. The project will establish 4 mobile clinics in areas with high IDPs population and have no health facilities, established 3 Cholera treatment unity and also provide support to 10 health facilities on provision of emergency health services


Through these project, the organization will secure emergency drugs and cholera kits from the common pipe-line partner and pre-position them in the field to control drugs rapture and provide on time cholera treatment and other disease to the vulnerable community. To reduce cholera spread, Nile Hope team will provide oral cholera vaccination to the community of Uror and Akobo west. To increase immunization services that have been very low in the area, a cold chain technician is currently deployed in the field to repair the fridges in Uror county and their after send the vaccine to the field level to boost routine immunization coverage. The fridge will also be used during oral cholera vaccination campaign to store OCV.  Clean and safe delivery kits will be secure from UNFPA or UNICEF and pre-position in PHCC supported facilities in order to enhance and provide quality safe motherhood. These will be supplemented by deploying qualified mid wife and Medical Doctors in these PHCCs. Additionally, the project is designed in the way monitoring of the project to track how activities are being implemented in the field will be the key in order to run the project smoothly and efficiently. The project is ensured that maximum impact is achieved through the proposed interventions.


The main focus for the entire emergency health project is to reduced Morbidity and Mortality rate of women, Men, Boys and Girls seeking health services through enhancing prevention strategy among Women, Girls, Boys and Men seeking health services in supported health facilities in Uror and Akobo counties.