Supporting essential Health facilities and services to population impacted by the hostilities in Ariha Maternity and Pediatrics Hospital. ltpgtSEMA, under the support of SCHF, aims to maintain the provision of emergency services in NWS to address the acute needs in underfunded, high-need, frontline, and prioritized facility as per the health cluster.ltbrgtThe project aims to provide life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated, equitable primary and secondary health services to address the dire need for health services for all age and sex groups boys, girls, women, with attention to people with special needs physical disability, mental disorders, and psychosocial problems, without any sexual discrimination, among IDPs and host communities.ltbrgtThrough this project, SEMA will continue supporting the already existing and functional CEmONC facility (Ariha Hospital for Children and Maternity (HeRAMS code G0705027), which is out of support since 1 August 2023, located in Idleb governorate (Ariha subdistrit, Ariha Community).lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtThe hospital introduces critical healthcare services, catering to a catchment population of approximately 105,178 individuals at the sub-district level, with the total number of IDPs estimated at 23,156 and the people-in-need estimated at 80,988.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe capacity of the hospital is 11 ward beds for the gynecology department, 17 ward beds for the pediatric department, 2 beds for the emergency department, 7 incubators, 1 intensive phototherapy device, 1 operation room, 1 labor room with 2 beds, 1 pediatric clinic, 1 gynecology clinic, laboratory, x-ray, and pharmacy).ltbrgtAriha Hospital is considered a first-line referral and front-line facility in an armed conflict area, where it is the only hospital that provides maternity and child health services in Ariha and is recommended to be supported under this allocation by the health cluster.ltbrgtThe hospital will provide health services for 17,598 beneficiaries (7164 women, 5298 boys, and 5136 girls) ltbrgtThe main activities to be introduced in the hospital will be as follows:ltbrgt1. Operate emergency and comprehensive obstetric and neonatal care units and services to provide pediatric and reproductive health care services to women and adolescents in the form of antenatal, natal, and postnatal care, family planning services, and sexually transmitted illnesses (STIs) management through inpatient, outpatient, and emergency departments. These services will include:ltbrgtA. Provide normal, assisted, and C-section deliveries.ltbrgtB. Provide safe abortion and post-abortion care, including emergency treatment of abortion complications.ltbrgtC. Provide life-saving services to GBV survivors, services including clinical management of rape, taking into consideration ensuring privacy, confidentiality, and preservation of information.ltbrgt2. Support the provision of essential medicines and medical supplies to direct beneﬁciaries.ltbrgt3. Implement capacity-building programs including (CMR, ANC, PNC, STIs -AIDS management, MISP, IPC, and neonatal resuscitation program “NRP” in addition to GBV) to service providers.ltbrgtSEMA will coordinate with the referral network to refer the cases that need different levels of support.ltbrgtSEMA will ensure privacy, equity, and easy access to the services as there will be a women's waiting area within the facility, and availability of female staff to deal with women and children smoothly.ltbrgtSEMA will apply the Essential health package to effectively and efficiently deliver comprehensive quality health services that are equitable, accessible, and sustainable.ltbrgtthe facility is fully accessible for people with disabilities and elderlies, and it is prepared with all measures to facilitate PwDs reach to the services (Ramps, wheelchairs, and handrails)ltbrgtlt/pgt