Improving health standards among 17,400 displaced and host community members who are at risk of getting cholera in Northern Bari, Munuki Town Block and Rejaf Payam of Juba County. The project is focused on mitigating risks of cholera outbreak among 17,400 displaced and host community members living in known cholera hot spots of Juba. Water supply, sanitation and hygiene services will be provided for timely access at locations where community members remain vulnerable at sites of high risks identified during joint assessment with Payam authorities.
Community water collection points and communal latrines will be rehabilitated with hand washing facilities fixed at Primary Health Care Units, 5 schools and at community level.

9000 male and female individuals will regain access to safe water through rehabilitation 15 boreholes in a period of five months. The borehole sites are in Northern Bari - Rukwe health center, Joppa B, Gudele West, Joppa Block 6, Gudele Block 9, Borehole, Kamiro borehole, Joppa Blcok 5 bore hole and Kapuro borehole In Munuki Town Block borehole sites are Gudele PHCCU, Holy family Namp P/S, Chinese friendship sec sch, Gudele east NampP/S, Big ben sec sch, Libyia NampP/S and in Rejaf borehole sites are Gumbo  Central and Sherikat – 3 boreholes. Mini Water Yard is at Gudele Orphanage school. 1 Mini-Water yards will be rehabilitated for 1500 community members and pupils in  Gudele Orphanage School.
School children in 4 schools and 1 PHCU at Jengili will regain timely access to safe and appropriate sanitation facilities. Design improvements will accommodate the disabled, small boys and girls, and considering privacy, dignity and protection (secure with door locks inside). Handwashing facilities will be fixed and soaps provided to promote habit of handwashing at critical times. 

For effectiveness of the WASH services, the rehabilitation of existing WASH hardware will be accompanied by enormous participatory hygiene and sanitation promotion sessions, tracing cases of Acute Watery Diarrhoea, water quality monitoring, disinfection and bucket chlorination. Refresher training will be given for 128 female and male Water User Committees at the rehabilitated communial water collection points.
20 community hygiene promoters will be recruited, daily hygiene promotion sessions focusing on handwashing with soap at critical times, food hygiene, water safety and reporting cases of Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD) and help sick people get specific cholera prevention messages at PHCUs.
2 Supervisors will be recruited to report hygiene on promoters' activities, monitor the proper use of WASH NFIs at household level. Basic WASH services will be provided at community gathering events and monitored by supervisors (also known as Community Health Promotion Coordinators).
2 Infection control team (of 4 members) will be recruited to do disinfection at households of persons with confirmed cholera cases, trace cases of AWD, monitor water quality and report on Final Residue of Chlorine (CFR gt 0.5mg/l) at household level. 
School hygiene promotion clubs will be formed and trained in 5 schools and weekly school hygiene promotion sessions in schools will be monitored. MHM kits will be provided for 600 girls of menstrual age accompanied with Menstrual Hygiene Management Sessions so that girls will not miss classes during their periods.

During the project cycle, NSDO field team will coordinate with key partners on ground who are providing WASH, health, nutrition and protection services at other sites in same Payams. Regular joint activity monitoring sessions will be conducted and will involve County Department of Water and Sanitation and Public Health and Environment and partners.
NSDO will also prioritize daily and weekly reporting and information sharing.