ENVELOPE 1: Life-Saving Prevention/ risk mitigation and Response to the People affected by conflict/ Flood in Pibor (GBV/ Child Protection This project aims to increase presence of GBV/Child Protection in Pibor to provide life-saving assistance to address priority protection needs for the most vulnerable women, men, girls, and boys in hard-to-reach in priority VOP operational 3 locations of Pibor Town, Likuangole and Kundako. Prevent, mitigate, and respond to protection risks enhanced preparedness and resilience through targeted 9,250 beneficiaries for GBV/CP, total budget of 382,000USD, GBV target 5,250 beneficiaries with $235,000 budget and CP activities target 4000 beneficiaries with a budget of $147,000." -Gender Base Violence Comprehensive Case management: Provision of survivor-centered psychosocial support focused on healing, empowerment and recovery/Provision of appropriate GBV case management services including coordinated care and support. Establish/ strengthen GBV referral systems and linking GBV survivors to available response services. VOP will establish 2 Women/ Girls Friendly Spaces (WGFS) programming to provide services, information and activities that promote healing, well-being and empowerment - Provision of legal services: Protecting the rights of GBV survivors and promote their access to justice - EMAP:  VOP will Engage men and boys for accountable practices to transform harmful social norms that perpetrate gender inequality, and promote the health and safety of women and girls. – Integration of GBV risk mitigation (WASH, CCCM, ESNFI, FSL, Education, Nutrition etc.) and survivor support across the different clusters/ sectors. Conduct capacity building of frontline workers, livelihoods to vulnerable women and girls and GBV survivors as part of a multi-sectoral GBV response, awareness raising, and GBV risk mitigation, distribution of fuel-efficient stoves.  Provision of capacity building/trainings to partners from other clusters on Guiding Principles, Survivor centered approach, Referral linkage in 3location. -Child Protection Provision of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services in schools and communities including through School clubs, child rights clubs, static and mobile teams, as well as other integrated responses -VOP will provide MHPSS services through static and mobile teams. Establish three child and adolescent friendly spaces, conduct parenting skill sessions with caregivers, life skills sessions, Conduct Peer-to peer support activities with children and adolescents, conduct Identification, Documentation, Tracing/ Reunification of Unaccompanied and Separated Children. This includes provision of alternative care arrangements –VOP will Train non-CP staff and other stakeholders like teachers, health and community-based workers on basic PSS approaches including Psychosocial First Aid (PFA), basic supportive listening skills Signs of distress and existing services etc. - Capacity building of child protection front line service providers. - Case Management and Referral: Establishment of referral pathway Identification and referral for vulnerable for appropriate support. Provision of comprehensive case management services for children. Strengthening Community based Child Protection mechanisms and outreaches. Strengthen /establish community-based Child Protection structures/networks including CP committees, parents support. The project will address GBV/CP through intensified capacity building efforts among key service providers to ensure that survivors are provided with referral options that adhere to the major guiding principles for working with survivors, and to ensure that service providers will be able to respond to the needs of survivors in both the short and long term. All activities and participants will be documented and reported in accordance with ethical guidelines. GBV/CP 20,000 women and girls are expected to benefit from GBV/CP preventive and resilience building services and messaging. 200 women with leadership and decision-making in community-level. 300 GBV 300 CP survivors, from IGA through cash-based intervention (CBi)