Integrated and inclusive Health, Nutrition and WASH activities to reduce protection risks and improve humanitarian conditions in Hajjah and Hudaydah governorate Yemen. The project will address the urgent humanitarian needs for 97,425 women, men, boys and girls from IDP and host communities in three districts (Bani Qais, Mustaba, and Al Hali) of Hajjah and Hodeida governorates. The project will aims at reducing protection risks of the most vulnerable and marginalized men, women and children by addressing the existing identified gaps and enabling access to integrated multisectoral life-saving services in alignment with the strategic priorities of the 3rd reserve standard allocation.
The services package will be delivered through static primary healthcare facilities, temporary health outposts and mobile clinics. A total of 15 HFs will be covered in Hajjah (6 HFs Bani Qais, 3 health units, 1 medical mobile team and 2 temporary health points – 5 in Mustaba included one health center, 2 health units, 2 temporary health points) and Hodeida (4 in Al Hali district 2 health centers and 2 health units).  CHNVs will work in the catchment population of their respective health facilities, focusing on populations in the third catchment areas. They will promote positive health practices and messages through community groups focusing on the importance of routine vaccination, danger signs during pregnancy and healthy practices preventing water and vector-borne communicable diseases.  Government health staff will be provided with incentives and there will be particular focus on ensuring availability of female health workers (Midwives and Nurses) to support antenatal, delivery and postnatal services. The project will also provide medicines, supplies and equipment at these health facilities to sustain primary healthcare consultations and services. Children and pregnant women requiring further care at a higher level will be provided with transportation and referral costs to cover two-way transportation and a portion of the cost for secondary care. New locations in need of minor repair will be rehabilitated to make them fit-for-purpose. The project will work with the MoPHP, UNICEF and WHO to ensure that vaccines and cold-chain equipment are available at supported static locations and vaccination services are delivered through health facilities and outreach. 
3,238 Children with SAM/MAM condition will receive treatment through the CMAM approach, while optimal breastfeeding and complimentary feeding counselling and support will be provided through the IYCF corners in Hajjah. This will be achieved by strengthening and scaling up integrated PHC, CMAM and IYCF services in hard to reach and under-served locations in Hajjah and Hodeida jointly identified and nominated by GHO where SC is already implementing within the districts. In addition, also SC will strengthen the referral system from community to OTP/TSFP and Therapeutic Feeding Center (TFC) by supporting referral costs and utilizing an existing local network of 50 community health and nutrition volunteers (CHNVs) in the targeted locations. Two new temporary health posts in Mustaba will specifically serving the most vulnerable IDP population with integrated health, nutrition and WASH actions.  
SC will ensure access to safe water, improved sanitation facilities, and knowledge and attitude towards practicing good hygiene behavior is improved. Through this project, SC will conduct gender-sensitive Hygiene Promotion activities to reduce the risk of diseases in Mustaba district, benefiting 7,500 individuals through the selected and trained 10 Community volunteers. SC will supply safe water. Along with the rehabilitation work, SC will build the capacity of community water management committee to conduct water quality testing, water chlorination and strengthening the water tariff collection system. SC will install 3 water distribution points for the new IDP HHs to reach around 420 individuals, and this will include construction of 60 emergency latrines for the new IDPs, and distribution of latrines cleaning kits.