Priority 1: Provision of integrated essential health, FSL, and WASH services to the IDPs and the other vulnerable groups in Al-Abdiyah district of Marib gov.  and Al Azariq district of  Dhale’e gov. in alignment with the IFRR package of interventions. Aligned with YHF SA1 strategy priority 1, YFCA plans over 12 months to implement an integrated project covering Health, WASH and FSL sectors in two districts of Marib and Aldhalee Govs. as a result of close coordination with corresponding clusters, partners, and stakeholders on the ground based on non-bridged gaps at the most priority locations at the targeted districts.  
 
The designed multi-sectorial (Health, WASH amp Livelihood) interventions will provide life-saving assistance to an estimated 34,004 of the vulnerable groups at risk of famine. The project interventions will complement the efforts of the other sectors (mainly nutrition interventions) to ensure a harmonized, integrated response is provided to address life-threatening conditions driven by acute food insecurity and malnutrition according to the IFRR framework.  
 
For Health, services will be provided on two levels 1) Facility-based interventions and 2) community/outreach services. At the first level, the targeted HFs will be supported with medicines, and supplies in addition to payment of incentives and on-job capacity building of the Healthcare staff within the supported facilities to provide the minimum health services in alignment with the MSP package of interventions. At the community level, the project will include the support of one EMMT clinic to ensure those vulnerable communities are reached with essential care whereas the complicated cases will be referred to the supported facilities to receive a higher level of health care. This will encompass deploying amp training Community Volunteers to conduct community education sessions on the appropriate IYCF practices, health preventive measures and hygiene promotion in addition to carrying out nutrition screening, referral, and follow-up of all children under 5 years in communities. 
 
For FSL, YFCA is proposing 12 months of emergency food security response to the most vulnerable and food-insecured people in Al-Azriq district of Al'Dhale'e governorate to cover the first-line responses gaps under two FSAC objectives of increasing access to food for highly vulnerable families within Al-Azariq district of Al'Dhale'e governorate and increasing rural household incomes and rehabilitate food security assets and income generation assets in areas with high levels of food insecurity. 
The planned intervention will support 300 HHs with CFW assistance in Al-Azariq district for 4 consecutive months, as the targeted beneficiaries will work in rehabilitating 3 community assets that will be selected in coordination with local authorities and targeted communities. The activities will only target the most vulnerable households and households hosting IDPs as per FSAC selection criteria. In addition, YFCA has conducted RNA and market amp labor assessments to obtain the maximum preliminary quantitative amp qualitative data about the targeted communities, functionality of local markets and labor market analysis, as well as to determine the community preferences (e.g. preferred types of food assistance modalities)
 
For WASH, the proposed activities are designed at 3 levels: 1) At the community level, the project will deploy trained community mobilizers to promote the good hygiene practices among the targeted communities. 2) at the household level, the designed project activities will include the distribution of consumable hygiene kits, ceramic filters amp Jerry cans for the HHs proven to have nutritional amp food security vulnerability (SAM amp MAM members) and 3) lastly at the health facility level, the proposed activities will encompass the water tracking to the supported facilities and rehabilitation of community water assets.