Health Under protection (HUP): Emergency health assistance to people living in communities whose rights are inadequately protected in Area C in the West bank. ltpgtltbrgt
ltspan style="font-family:"gtProject Allocation : 1st
Standard Allocation 2023ltbrgt
Allocation Type Category : Conflict related.ltbrgt
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Project Budget in US$ : 760.000 Planned project duration : 12 Monthsltbrgt
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Planned Start Date : 01/05/2023 Planned End Date : 30/4/2024ltbrgt
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Actual Start Date:     01/05/2023  Actual End Date: 30/4/2024ltbrgt
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HRP Project Code lt/spangtltigtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gt“HPSE23-HEA-193660-1ltbrgt
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lt/spangtlt/igtltspan style="font-family:"gtProject Summary : Under
this project, CARE Palestine West Bank /Gaza(WBG) and its partner Palestinian
Medical Relief Society (PMRS) seek to improve access to quality primary health
care services (PHC) and the provision of integrated sexual and reproductive
health services (SRH) in Area C to ensure the lifesaving care for the
vulnerable residents of the most marginalized and underserved area in the West
Bank (WB) and to build the capacity of these communities to better prepare and
respond to emergencies. This will be doneltbrgt
through mobile health clinics/ teams to achieve the below two objectives:ltbrgt
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1. Enhanced access to primary health care and sexual and reproductive health services
to Palestinians residing in (50) most vulnerable communities in Area C, East
Jerusalem and E1, in addition to the H2 in Hebron in West Bank, focusing on
women, girls, children, elderly, young, and People with disability (PWD) via mobile
health teams/clinics.ltbrgt
2. Enhanced capacity of vulnerable Palestinians communities in Area C East
Jerusalem and E1, in addition to the H2 in Hebron and medical teams to respond
to protection risks and emergency related challenges, and their linkage to the existing
protection mechanisms in terms.ltbrgt
  CARE/ partner (PMRS), in close coordination with the Ministry of Health
(MoH) and Health and Nutrition Cluster(HNC), will provide life-saving services
in targeted communities in the WB through mobile clinics/ teams that offer
basic curative and preventive primaryltbrgt
health care services (PHC), including women’s healthcare (ante and post-natal care,
obstetric care, etc.), general practice care (GP), health awareness with focus
on community health needs and priorities, prevention of diseases, referrals,
basic lab tests, home visits, children’s health and psychosocial support. The mobile
health teams/clinics will receive refreshing trainings on the Protection from
Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH), Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
detection and Referral mechanisms, Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) to
sustain SRH services during emergencies and refresher courses in first aid
management.ltbrgt
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Additionally, the medical mobile teams will train selected community focal
points(mainly females) on first aid and provide them with First Aid kits to
better respond to the emergencies in their communities at any time. The
identified locations will be targeted through 4 mobile health clinics (8 health
teams) that will be visiting these communities regularly to provide the health
services per agreed upon program/plan with HNC, other service providers and
MoH. The (50) locations are distributed as follows: ltbgt16 locations in the Hebron area ( Masafer Yatta and H2 areas), 22 locations
in Barta’a enclave in Jenin inside and outside the separation  wall,12 Bedouin communities in Jerusalem (E1)
and middle Jordan valley lt/bgtarea and all the 50 locations will benefit from
the intervention. Also, basic health related rehabilitations that enhancing the
hygienic environment will be done to the clinics to facilitate the workflow as
repairing the electricity lights, water sinks, rehabilitating the W.C. 
painting and improve access to the People with disability and this will be done
in coordination with community based on specific needs assessment.ltbrgt
The project is designed in full coordination with other actors, mainly the MoH and
HNC. CARE/partners, together with MoH teams, identified the targeted locations
to ensure best utilization of the available resources and to avoidltbrgt
overlap and duplication.lt/spangt



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