Support the displacement population in camps, random settlements with primary health and nutritional care for a duration of 6 months. As of July 2018, Turkey-based humanitarian organizations continue to provide lifesaving support and services in north-west Syria to conflict-affected populations in Idleb, Aleppo and Hama governorates, as well as some parts of north-eastern Syria. The current humanitarian situation is characterized by a rise in the number of people in need and a sharp decrease in funding, further compounded by the upcoming winter season.

The continuous waves of displacement within and into the NW Syria have created additional pressures on the health system and further stretched the limited capacity to provide health and nutrition services. 
Continuous fighting erupted since January 2018 has resulted in additional 400,000 IDPs from Eastern Ghouta and other conflict-affected areas. Majority of this displacements ended in Idleb and northern Aleppo. Shortage of food, availability and affordability has compounded nutrition status among the most vulnerable population, who tend to be mothers (including pregnant and lactating women) and children younger than five years. Even though malnutrition rates remain below the international emergency thresholds (10-11 per cent), the trend of deterioration is rapid and without proper and optimal interventions malnutrition rates very soon will hit and exceed international benchmarks. 

The Proposed project aims to enhance primary health care services and support the multi-sectoral winterization plan with special focus on Maternity and Child health care services through health and nutritional care targeting IDPs and Host community severely affected from the last military operations in Northern and Western Aleppo and newly IDPs had reached the target area from Ghota, Dara and Homs areas. 

The proposed project will cover a catchment population of 193,000 people divided into 70% IDPs and 30% are Host Community residency. 
The proposed project will make ensure a high level of gender equality and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse ( PSEA) mechanism to report directly on any possible issues related to this,

The proposed project will cover the salaries and running costs of the following facilities in the following target locations

- Primary Healthcare services for a duration of 6 months through running the already established active facilities that supervised by IDA

IDA PHC Level 2 in KaferKarmen - Alatareb district ( western Aleppo)
IDA PHC expanded level 2 in Al-bab City - Al-bab District ( Northern Aleppo)
IDA PHC level 2 in Al-Rayan IDPs camp in A'zaz district ( Northern Aleppo)

IDA MC/ PHC level 1 in Western rural areas of Al-Atareb district
IDA MC/ PHC level 1 in eastern rural areas of Al-Atareb district

In order to provide integrated humanitarian services by linking health and nutrition  services, 
IDA proposes to run 3 mothers and baby friendly spaces tents located in IDPs areas to provide IYCF consultations, PSS services for mother and children and Hyignen promotion and awareness activities for the target IDPs. 

The location of these tents will be in
1- Al-Rayan IDPs camp - A'zaz district
2- Bab Al-Iman Camp- A'zaz district
3-Bab Al-Noor Camp- A'zaz district
4- Shmarekh camp- A'zaz district
5- Ikdah camp- A'zaz district
6- Zograh camp- Jarablus district

The proposed project will cover health and Nutrtional needs of both male and female, with a special focus on children, women and elderly. IDA and the contracted sub-IPs has official access from the local authority