Scaling up the access of the primary health care services integrated with the Nutrition, GBV, and mine risk education in southern Syria for IDPs and Vulnerable populations This Project aims at filling the gaps in the primary health care services, Nutrition, and (S) GBV protection and Mine risk education in the communities of Dar’a governorate includes the South East and the North West, through increasing the access to health care services by establishing mobile units that will operate through medical staff and mobile teams composed of  doctors, Nurses, caseworkers and community health workers. The staff will be trained in all the component to deliver effective services. 
The second component of this project is to maintain a buffer stock of medication amp supplies for primary health care, with the aim of mobilizing the mobile units to respond to the displacement of individuals into various communities in Dar’a, as a result of the expected violence and attacks. These attacks are expected to occur in the communities, close to FSA and the GoS from one front, and JKBW and the FSA on another front.  As these mobile units can also be deployed for use of emergency response for a vulnerable population . 
The buffer stock will be established according to latest guidelines as per sector planning. However, in case of reconciliation of south and north in Niwa area, the buffer stock will be established in Niwa hospital (warehouse) to take care of North of Niwa area as to avoid any stock-outs during the emergency phase for any emergency response. The micronutrients in Kind will be arranged with the coordinating with UNICEF to cover the need of PLW. Also, the project has been planned and designed in such way that will take care of the need for referral by providing dedicated referral transport for most needy and underserved area population to most appropriate and nearby centre.
Thus, a project will ensure that the most underserved and needy target population are most benefited from this Intervention. The Medical mobile units will be fully equipped to the needs of IDPs and preparedness for any emergency response. There will be dedicated and trained staff member in the mobile teams for each component of the services, as to make it most efficient and effective in the delivery of integrated services. 
Moreover, the severe cases of malnutrition will be referred through dedicated transport every two weeks to nearest CMAM centre.There will be dedicated nutrition officer who will be trained and supplies will be coordinated with UNICEF through the cluster/subgroup.There will amply IEC material available for the eduction of the community on nutrition, GBV  and Mine risk reduction education through dedicated and trained community workers and officers. 
The GBV component will be delivered by the mobile units by the trained staff through specialized services and all measures will be taken to prevent and reduce the risk of GBV.The component will have trained dedicated professional –case manager/officer.
The educational activities will be aimed at reducing the risk of injury from mines and unexploded ordnance by raising awareness and promoting behavioural change through public-information campaigns, education in communities.This will ensure that communities are aware of the risks from mines, unexploded ordnance and/or abandoned munitions and will be encouraged to behave in ways as to reduce the risk to them and their property.