Protection, Health, Nutrition, WASH and emergency shelter Non Food Items response in 2Areas, South Kordofan State. ltpgtltbrgtThe project aims to reduce childhood morbidity and mortality by addressing the identified gaps and enabling access to integrated multisectoral life-saving services that include the provision of primary health and malnutrition treatment and preventive care, safe water and sanitation, and protection services aligning with the HRP's strategic objective (SO1) that aims to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance, targeting the most vulnerable groups to reduce mortality and morbidity. The Health and nutrition activities will focus on providing Primary Health Care (PHC) to beneficiaries along with nutritional care for those suffering from acute malnutrition.nbsp The proposed WASH activities aim to enhance access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene knowledge for approximately 10,000 beneficiaries, prioritizing the rehabilitation of two water yards with solar systems, serving an average of 5,000 individuals (2,652 girls, 2,548 boys, 2,448 women, and 2,352 men). Integrated efforts include linking water sources to health facilities and the catchment population. Solid waste management initiatives target 1,200 individuals through cleaning campaigns and waste disposal, ensuring a safe environment. Additionally, 300 people benefit from new latrine blocks at health facilities, reducing disease risks. Save the Children's comprehensive approach, encompassing environmental and social considerations, promotes sustainability and resilience in Western Jebel and Dellami, aligning with climate-resilient practices and environmental conservation. ltbrgtThe proposed intervention aims at enhancing the protective environment for 11,140 children and caregivers, and increasing their access to basic protection services through system strengthening, service mapping, and IA coordination with service providers in the 3 locations so that children and families are supported to access multi-sectoral basic services. Specialized lifesaving CM assistance will be provided in western Jebel and Heiban to 90 children at risk or experiencing violence, exploitation, and abuse, including UASC, SGBV survivors, and other children AR. And 150 children will be supported with one-off referrals in response to immediate needs. ltbrgtSCI will be conducting bi-monthly awareness-raising activities targeting approximately 1000 people including children. in addition to strengthening community-based mechanisms by establishing/reactivating 5 CBCPNs (2 in Heiban, 2 in WJ, and 1 in Delami) and improving their knowledge on CP prevention and response, Child Rights and grave violations. ltbrgtFurthermore, 2 existing and operating CFSs will be renovated/ rehabilitated and equipped with play, and recreational materials in both WJ, and Deiban, to address the psychological needs of 1500 children, and to continue promoting children’s development and well-being through structured PSS services where children can play, socialize, learn, and express themselves as they rebuild their lives and return to normalcy. Each facility will be run by 12 trained community volunteers. SCI will ensure that the front liners and responders receive the proper knowledge and skills required to deliver the activities, by capacitating them on CPIE, CFS management, CSG, CM, FTR, and IM targeting 150 individuals.lt/pgt