Provision of equitable access to quality life-saving primary health care services for vulnerable drought and conflict affected communities in Afgooye ltp class="MsoNormal" style="mso-margin-top-alt:automso-margin-bottom-alt:auto
text-align:justifyline-height:normal"gtltspan style="font-size: 14px"gtAccording to the (FSNAU) reports,
approximately 8.3 million people across Somalia are expected to face Crisis
(IPC Phase 3) or worse acute food insecurity outcomes between April and June
2023. This unprecedented level of need within Somalia is driven by the impacts
of five consecutive seasons of poor rainfall, a likely sixth season of
below-average rainfall from March to June 2023, and exceptionally high food
prices, exacerbated by concurrent conflict/insecurity and disease outbreaks.
Afgoie corridor hosts IDPs migrated from neighboring districts and regions most
of them have been stayed there for a long, while other new IDP families arrived
due to the current drought in the country. Measles, AWD/cholera are among the
common diseases suffered by the IDP communities.    The proposed
project aims to cover the health needs of drought and
conflict-affected IDP communities particularly women, including pregnant
and lactating, men, boys, girls, and people with disabilities (PWDs) at risk of
famine. The project will aim at providing curative and preventive, basic
lifesaving health services among the communities of the target locations in
Afgoie corridor through establishment of 2 health fixed sites and 2 mobile
teams for outreach services. An estimated beneficiary of 33,000 persons,
including 4,500 Men, 14,500 women, 6,500 boys, and 7,500 girls will be reached
by the project for alt/spangtltspan style="font-size: 14px" lang="EN-GB"gt period of 12 months.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal" style="mso-margin-top-alt:automso-margin-bottom-alt:auto
text-align:justifyline-height:normal"gtThe ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtproject lt/spangtwill deliverltspan lang="EN-GB"gt a core
EPHS package to lt/spangtthe
target communities in the Afgooye corridoltspan lang="EN-GB"gtr, includinglt/spangt maternal, reproductive 
neonatal health, communicable diseases, child health, first aid, treatment of
common ailments and HIV/STI/TB, ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtcapacity building of lt/spangthealth staffs and referral for
secondary care. ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtThe strategy is also to screen all under five children
and refer all malnourished cases. In the absence of nutrition partners KAAH has
an agreement with UNICEF will request supplies to support the treatment of SAM
cases. Community activities will include health and hygiene promotion, IYCF
awareness and counseling, and community sensitization and engagement. KAAHlt/spangt has a strong ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtexperience in
the implementation of lt/spangthealth
 nutrition in ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtSWS statelt/spangt. ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtThe organization lt/spangtis also an active member of healthltspan lang="EN-GB"gt lt/spangt nutrition clusters
andltspan lang="EN-GB"gt will coordinate with the regional partners. KAAH lt/spangthas strong relations with the Ministry
of Health (MOH) ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtand will work closely with the ministrylt/spangt.ltspan lang="EN-GB"gt KAAH has
strong accountability and feedback mechanism to ensure safe programming through
suggestion boxes, FGDS, KIs, and two free lines. The complaint and feedbacklt/spangt mechanisms will be ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtensuredlt/spangt
in the supported 2 health centers and a mobile outreach site, as well as
sensitizing the beneficiaries on the different Cltspan lang="EN-GB"gtFM lt/spangtmethods available.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal" style="mso-margin-top-alt:automso-margin-bottom-alt:auto
text-align:justifyline-height:normal"gtltspan lang="EN-GB"gtTlt/spangthe proltspan lang="EN-GB"gtject lt/spangtwill create synergies with other
ongoing emergency drought response ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtactivities inlt/spangt other sectorltspan lang="EN-GB"gts lt/spangtincluding ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtnutritionlt/spangt, ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtprotection, lt/spangtCP/GBV,ltspan lang="EN-GB"gt and WASH lt/spangtto maximize impact and ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtensure addressinglt/spangt
the underlying ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtcauses of the humanitarian crisis collectively. lt/spangtThe project will mainstream gender and
protection servicesltspan lang="EN-GB"gt in all its stageslt/spangt. Gender mainstreaming will be fully ensured
in the community mobilization events, service provision, and ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtstaff recruitment and training.lt/spangt Data for the beneficiaries will be
disaggregated by age and sex. ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtKAAHlt/spangt will promote the full participation
of women, girls, and boys, inltspan lang="EN-GB"gt all the project
stageslt/spangt to ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtensure their voices are lt/spangtheard
and taken into accounltspan lang="EN-GB"gtt.lt/spangt A ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtspecial lt/spangtfocus will be given to ensure the
participation of people with special needs or with disabilities by targeting 5%
of ltspan lang="EN-GB"gtthe project targetlt/spangt.lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal" style="mso-margin-top-alt:automso-margin-bottom-alt:auto
text-align:justifyline-height:normal"gt Project target locations:- 1. Alnasri
(fixed) 2. Sarmaan IDP (outreach) 3. Sedeh Buuroot IDP (outreach) 4.
Bunaay IDP (outreach) 5. Jabad Geel (outreach)
6.  Calaamadaha IDP (outreach) 7. Kuliyada Beeraha (fixed)
8.  Hawo Abdi (Outreach) 9. Lafole (Outreach) 10. Midnimo
IDP (outreach) 11. Carbis (Outreach) 12 If iyo Aakhiro IDP (outreach)lt/pgt

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