Increase access to essential emergency primary health care services and contribute to reduction in morbidity and mortality due to common health risks and illnesses  among IDPs and Host community in Kajo-Keji and Yei Counties The project intends to increase access to essential emergency primary health care services using the static and mobile outreach intervention methodology as defined in the basic package for health and nutrition services .This project focus is in line with  the SA2 cluster priorities to1) Increase access to lifesaving interventions including the management of SAM with medical complications, basic emergency and neonatal care, emergency HIV/AIDS/TB and mental healthcare services, 2) Scale up and strengthen Basic Reproductive Health Services with emphasis on the Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) and SGBV and 3) to Response to disease outbreaks through disease surveillance intensification and timely response to confirmed epidemic-prone disease outbreaks. The project will use the basic package for health and nutrition services of the Ministry of health (BPHNS), Minimum Initial Service package for Reproductive health services (MISP) and the community management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) package as working guidelines.

The main project activities include
 
 Provision of clinical consultations to children less than five years and over, 
 Cholera/AWD case management
 Malaria case management
 Management of SAM with med. Complications
 RH and Neonatal care services
 Emergency vaccinations
 Medical waste management
 Health promotion /education
 CMR and psychosocial support,
 Enhance community level surveillance and strengthen EWARS reporting
 Establish space for SGBV response
 Basic mental health services

The project beneficiaries include 11538 direct and indirect beneficiaries, 45% (5200) IDPS and 30% (3454) people in the host community. Of these, 20% (2284) are men, 24% (22781) are women, 26% (3046) are boys and 30% (3427) are girls. Of the total beneficiaries, 4 % (461) are pregnant and lactating women and 21% (2423) are children under five years.

The response is designed to bridge the existing response gaps by increasing population coverage through static and Mobile outreach clinics. 4 static and 2 Mobile outreach clinics will be established in Yei and Kajo Keji Respectively. To respond to possible cholera outbreak, the current funding will support the establishment of 2 cholera treatment centres (CTCs) one in Yei and One in Kajo Keji and 2 Oral Rehydration points one in Yei and One in Kajo Keji. TRI-SS will use the existing MoH reporting tools such as IDSR, EWARS, RRM and Quantified Supervisory check list and the EPI tally sheets and the Health Cluster 5Ws for data collection and reporting. 

To ensure accountability to affected population, community dialogue meeting as a feedback mechanism will be established and the Village health committees will be trained and involved in Project monitoring.

A strong coordination with existing partners such as ARC, CHD and RRC will be strengthened through regular meetings to avoid duplication and promote corporation. Security clearance will be obtained timely using the existing security guidelines to ensure the much needed assistance reach the beneficiaries early. Alternative supply routes through Moyo or Yumbe in Uganda will be sought to minimize delays in transportation of medical supplies.