Enhance the health status of under-served populations of IDPs and HH (men women and children) in Al Marawi'ah , Bajil and Abs districts. After more than eight years of conflict, millions of people in Yemen are suffering from the compounded effects of armed violence, ongoing economic crisis and disrupted public services. Based on Yemen HNO 2023, 20.3 million people who need support to access critical health services. Also, the Health Resources and Services Availability Monitoring System (HeRAMS), updated that in 2022 reveals 49 % of HFs are either partially functional or non-functional due to staff, fund and power shortages, as well as lack of medicines, supplies and equipment. Meanwhile, 11 per cent of HFs are either fully or partially damaged and in need of renovation and rehabilitation. Out of 333 districts, 117 (35 per cent) districts have no functioning district hospital, leaving people without secondary health care. Ratio of health worker to population is low with only 12 workers per 10,000 people – significant shortfall of the WHO standard of 20:10,000
Al-Hodaidah and Hajjah governorates are among the most affected areas by the conflict and lack of health services. 
The proposed project is focusing on Improving living conditions and access to assistance and protection for most acutely vulnerable IDPs, HH (women, men, girls, boys), PWD, minority groups such as the Muhamasheen, and persons with other specific needs.
Under this project QC will provide the MSP of health services in Hajjah Governorate – Abs district ( Libada HF, Batarya HF, AlRabua'ah HF and Abs Hospital), and Al-Hodaydah – Bajil district (Bajil Rural hospital, Alomal HF, AlA'arg HF,Der Afif HF and Ala'asiah  HF) and Almarweah district ( Almaraweah HF, Alkhalifa HF and Omar HF). HFs will be supported by running cost, financial hazard allowances for the health workers, medications, medical supplies and laboratory supplies as well as medical equipment to ensure the availably of health services in the targeted locations. In addition, support the operations in Bajil and Abs hospitals by financial support for specialist surgeons , general surgeon and Obstetric specialist to do C-section deliveries for complicated and live-saving cases, Mover will support the referral system through covring the transportation cost of the emergecy cases to the different level of health care within the catchement area of the supported health facilites , Furthermore, QC will build the capacity of the health workers in the agreed HFs to ensure delivery of quality assistance in coordination with the relevant GHO/DHO. Also, HFs will conduct outreach services twice a week to the nearby IDPs locations through IEC materials distribution and hygiene awareness promotion including family planning, breast feeding, vaccination, hygiene promotion, personal hygiene, and community mobilization. The project will support one MMT to reach the most vulnerable people in the different catchment population in the targeted Health facilities in AlMarawaa district.
Within the project QC will strengthen the referral system in Al-Hodaida GOV by covring the cost for  trans the cases between different  level of care.
QC will ensure equal access of all vulnerable groups including women, men, boys, and girls and all people in need like disable and Almohamashin and ensure gender balance staff and volunteers to ensure that gender will be mainstreamed throughout the project.
The field team will follow up on the project implementation daily to ensure the immediate outputs and the outcomes of the project are achieved, counterparts and supportive supervisions will be conducted jointly with DHO technical staff.
The project duration is 12 months and will reach about 165,765 beneficiaries through its different services .