Envelope 3: Provision of Legal Protection Services on CSD and HLP and  Child Protection Services for At-Risk Populations in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates in Northwest Syria. ltpgtShafak aims to improve access and awareness of civil status documentation (CSD), housing, land, and property (HLP) for affected people. They extend protection services and utilize safe spaces for women, girls, and child protection to deliver legal aid, and enhance integration and referral between humanitarian sectors and legal services, with a focus on protection sub-sectors: GBV and CP. The legal activities target neighboring communities, including widow camps and reception centers in the following locations:ltbrgtIdleb Governorate:ltbrgtA1. Idleb District in Maaret Tamsrin Subdistrict in the following communities and surrounding areas:ltbrgt1. Kafr-Kafrehmul in CFS Center in Ebd Alrahman and another Shafak CFS center.ltbrgt2.WGSS Center in Maaret Tamsrin.ltbrgt3. Two Shafak CFS Centers in Kelly one in Muzun Camp and one in Atta al-Khair Camp.ltbrgtA.2. Harim District in the following subdistricts:ltbrgt1. Qourqueena subdistrict in WGSS Center in Qourqueena community and its surrounding areas.ltbrgt2. Dana Subdistrict in CFS Center in Tal Elkaramej in Khaled ibn Al Walid Camp.ltbrgtAleppo Governorate:ltbrgt1.Azaz District in Azaz subdistrict in WGSS Center in Azaz community and its surrounding areas.ltbrgt2.By mobile team, Al-Bab district, Al-Bab sub-district, Bazagha community.ltbrgt3. By mobile team, Jarablus district, Jarablus community, and Ghandorah community.ltbrgt4. By mobile team, Afrin district, Jandairis sub-district, and Jandairis community.ltbrgtSelection of targeted areas based on needs:ltbrgt1.According to the 2023 HNO report, 4.1 million IDPs in NW Syria, with 1.2 million in camps and 2.9 million out of camps. The severity scale of protection is severe for 1.6 million IDPs, extreme for 300K IDPs and catastrophic for 100K IDPs.ltbrgt2. 4Ws reports demonstrate lacking legal services in proposed locations compared to the population and IDPs.ltbrgt3. Legal research conducted by Shafak in 2021 and 2022 emphasized the legal needs in the area. The proposed intervention expands the ongoing legal protection programming implemented by Shafak since 2020 in Idleb and Azaz.ltbrgtLegal activities will target Widow Camps in Dana, Maaret Tamsreen, and Azaz with awareness raising, individual counseling, legal case management, and referral services. The project team will comprise 21 teams (12 in Idleb and nine in Aleppo). Each team will have a team leader, two legal counselors, and four legal clinic workers. The teams will report to their respective supervisors and managers. The legal services will support a total of 53300 beneficiaries, including 26650 females and 26650 males, including 500 PwDs in Idleb and Aleppo, through the following activities:ltbrgtA. HLP and CSD prevention and response activities: (total=53300 beneficiaries)ltbrgt1. Legal awareness sessions on CSD and HLP (targeting 53000 beneficiaries).ltbrgt2.Individual Legal Counselling CSD and HLP One-off (targeting 5,800 one-off individual counseling).ltbrgt3. Legal case management: (supporting 740 beneficiaries through legal case management activity and providing case funds).ltbrgtB. HLP and CSD Mitigation Activities:ltbrgt1.HLP/CSD trainings for humanitarian workers(50 in Turkey, 250 in Syria).ltbrgt2.HLP Documents Safeguarding.ltbrgt3.HLP Due Diligence Support.ltbrgt4.Forced Eviction Monitoring.ltbrgtltbrgtThe project will also aim to reduce Child Protection risks in NWS for vulnerable children through child protection teams in 7 Child Friendly Spaces (CFS). This includes 2 new CFS in Jarablus and Afrin subdistricts, along with 6 mobile teams in Idleb and Aleppo. Protection activities include PSS activities, parenting skills, case management, cash vouchers, and emergency funds. It involves establishing 5 new CPNs, and capacity building for staff and community members on Child Protection concepts. The protection teams will also provide awareness-raising and referral services. Shafak will engage children, adolescents, and caregivers in community-level awareness raising on CP risks and PSS concerns, addressing critical risks identified by monitoring teams and community-based committees (CPCs).ltbrgtlt/pgt