Strengthening the resilience of conflict-affected families through emergency WASH support to underserved populations in Transit camps, MMC and Mafa LGA in Borno state. GOALPrime through this project will reach a total of 21,000 (60% women amp girls and 40% men amp boys) conflict-affected individuals in Mafa amp MMC LGAs: out of which 60% (2520 men, 3,780 women, 2520 boys, 3780 girls) will be IDPs in camp and 40% (1680 men, 2520 women, 1680 boys, and 2520 girls) will be from Host communities. 5% of the total target will be people with special needs in Camps, Transit camps, and Host communities in both LGAs over a six-month period. 
To break the target further, 1000 Households heads will be reached via door-to-door Hygiene promotion outreach and hygiene kits distribution 10,000 Individuals will be reached through motorized hygiene promotion campaign and weekly radio call-in talk show in partnership with Al-Ansar radio while another 10,000 individuals will have continuous access to safe drinking water via non-functional boreholes that will be rehabilitated and frequently chlorinated by GOALPrime’s team in both LGAs
The 1000 Hygiene kits to be distributed will be accessed through the WASH Common Pipeline while this project shall support the logistics, distribution, and post-distribution monitoring related cost. GOALPrime will over the project period convene a Health and Hygiene call-in radio talk show in partnership with Al-Ansar 96.1fm radio station to routinely discuss specific good hygiene practices and other water-borne related diseases prevention measures to increase self-awareness of the Maiduguri and Mafa population on cholera prevention and control measures as well as other water borne diseases of concern. 
Also, through this project, GOALPrime will rehabilitate 6 boreholes, and install 3 Chlorine dozen pumps in three of the rehabilitated boreholes to improve access to clean water for 10,000 individuals in Mafa. The other three boreholes will be manually chlorinated by the community hygiene promoters (CHPs) recruited by this project. 
This project will also support GPON’s Water Testing Lab with reagents for continuous testing and monitoring of the chemical parameter and bacteriological contamination of water samples from MMC and Mafa LGAs to assure continuous quality and safety of the water accessed by beneficiaries in both LGAs.
GOALPrime will produce awareness-raising jingles for radio talk shows. Animations, Illustrations, and creative visual products will be produced in the GOALPrime Humanity Studio (GHS) for all WASH partners via the WASH Common Pipeline. At least ten (10) packages will be produced. This project will also provide support for the procurement of materials to produce 15,000 IEC materials at the GPON Humanity Press (GHP) which will be made available to partners via the WASH common pipeline for the commemoration of significant WASH-related events.
Through a rapid and technical assessment carried out In July 2022 by GOALPrime with support from the Hygiene Promotion and Infectious Disease Technical Working Group (HPIDTWG), 16 boreholes were confirmed to be non-functional hence increasing water needs and affecting the hygiene practices of the affected population in Mafa. Also, due to the increased rain, there were suspected cases of Cholera in the Malakyalari community in Mafa LGA thus making expedient the need for continuous routine water point chlorination, hygiene promotion, and water testing amongst others in both Mafa and MMC.
GOALPrime with the support of UNICEF is currently responding in Mafa to Rehabilitate 2 boreholes, distribute NFIs to 350HH, and rehabilitate and construct sanitation facilities via a three-month HPD. This project is designed to complement and build on the gains of the GPON/UNICEF WASH response in Mafa as well as scale up to underserved communities.
GPON shall be intentional about protection mainstreaming by ensuring that beneficiaries are protected from all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) amp GBV. GPON team will also ensure that our approaches do not impact negatively on the environment.