Provision of emergency Food, Nutrition and WASH assistance to the most affected communities at Aslem district of Hajjah Governorate and Wusab As Safel of Dhamar Governorate Over the planned period of 7 months, Yemen Family Care Association (YFCA) in partnership with  Bridge of Humanity Foundation and Ocsana foundation is planning to implement this integrated multi-sectorial assistance for the purpose of providing emergency food and WASH assistance for 14000 beneficiaries from the most affected communities 700 HHs (4900 people) in Aslem and 630 HHs  (4410 people) in Wesab Alsafel districts which have been considered among the highest priority districts by the FSA, Nutrition and WASH clusters. Additional 3854 people will be targted through nutrtion interventions in Aslem district.

The package of interventions under this project aim to contribute in mitigating the immediate causes of food insecurity and malnutrition in the targeted areas using key approaches and modalities to address the underlying causes to fill in the humanitarian needs gaps at FS, Nutrition and WASH areas complementing the ongoing/planned interventions of other humanitarian actors in the targeted areas as well as to build on our previous intervention in providing emergency food assistance at Aslem district to ensure the maximum benefit and impact of the interventions for the most-in-need communities.

These interventions include distribution of food commodities through vouchers complementing the ongoing interventions of WFP to contribute in filling the gap of food insecurity and running two nutrition teams at two health facilities (Naman and Bani Amir health units) complementing the ongoing and planned interventions of UNICEF, WFP, WHO and ADRA which implement different components of CMAM at the targeted areas in order to integrate those interventions towards maximum coverage of needs to acute malnutrition management. WASH intervention will include hygiene promotion using PHAST approach as well as distribution of hygiene kits to the HHs receiving EFA or those having CU5 or PLW with malnutrition status.

YFCA will ensure the alignment of planned activities under this project with the concepts of protection and gender mainstreaming while providing humanitarian assistance using very clear and specific mechanisms that could be easily monitored and measured, in addition to demonstrating its’ accountability towards beneficiaries’ rights during designing, implementing and evaluating this project through adhering to the AAP framework for each relative cluster.

The management of this project will be carried out by high professional central and field staff who abide by internal code of conduct which is aligned with humanitarian principles and SPHERE standards in all sectors.

YFCA MEAL unit will fulfill effectively the tasks of MampE as per the designed plan to ensure the timeliness and quality of implementation throughout the project duration using innovative tailored MampE concepts, modalities and tools at the central and field levels including active community engagement through the two-way feedback mechanism.

The financial management of the project will be carried out by financial amp accounting department at the main office and will meet the financial requirements of HFU including the internal and external auditing as well as reporting of the progress using GMS.