Humanitarian support to the affected children and their families in Magway through integrated Child Protection, WASH, Education, Health and Nutrition interventions Save the Children International (SCI), Social Care Volunteer Group (SCVG), Kanma Youth development Organization (KYDO) and Kan Lint Yaung Chi (KYLC), also known as, Rays of Hope are partnering together to deliver a 9-month integrated and multi-sectoral programme to meaningfully contribute to the wellbeing of affected children, their families and communities. More than 50% of the proposed funding will be utilized through three local partners and community-led activities. With the funding of MHF Reserve Allocation Two, SCI and its implementing partners will deliver essential humanitarian assistance through Child Protection, WASH, Education, Health and Nutrition interventions for the affected children and their families in Pauk, Yaesagyo, Gangaw, and Saw townships in Magway. By design, this proposed action offers key platforms through which these sectors integrate to deliver a holistic response to the multidimensional needs of at-risk children and their families amid the emerging humanitarian crisis in Magway. Mobile child-friendly spaces, for example, will serve as an entry point for case management referral services integrated with psychosocial support, recreational activities, learning clubs, and hygiene promotion with children and installation of WASH facilities. Mobile health clinics will also offer basic health services including consultation and treatment of common illnesses, tele-medicine, and basic trauma care, to the affected population while providing routine MUAC screening, referral support, hygiene messaging, ante/pre-natal care and Mother, Infant, Youth and Child Nutrition (MIYCN) counselling for caregivers of children 0-59 months pregnant and breastfeeding women. Alongside the mobile clinic-based services, community-based health promotion and social behavior change communication activities will be conducted by trained community volunteers focusing on early health seeking behavior, disease prevention, early detection and timely reporting of communicable disease outbreaks including COVID-19 and emerging outbreaks, as well as hygiene and nutrition promotion activities in an integrated approach. In addition to these integrated platforms, the action will deliver focused interventions through its two primary sectors, Child Protection and WASH. Under the Child Protection sub-sector, the action will strengthen community awareness of child protection, risks related to ongoing conflict, mine risk education, and psychosocial stress while building the capacity of localized case management service providers to respond to protection cases including child gender-based violence. This action will also balance its integrated hygiene promotion with targeted household WASH kit distribution, solid waste management, and installation of key WASH infrastructure including emergency latrines and restoration of pumps and water sources. The interventions proposed align with the Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan and will be implemented with sound national and global guidelines for a well-coordinated response to address the needs of the children and population in need.