lifesaving protection response though specialized Humanitarian Mine action protection activities along with psycho-social support to affected population and humanitarian workers in Gaza. ltpgtThe proposed project contributes to providing a lifesaving protection response to address acute protection risks, prioritizing individuals with heightened vulnerabilities and those deprived of access affected by the hostilities in the Gaza Strip by providing a specific and comprehensive response to specialized protection and inclusive services. Among the vulnerable IDP camp population, specific needs of persons with disabilities and/or injuries will be prioritized with the aim to ultimately enhance their dignified living conditions. ltbrgtProving support with a specific approach to conflict-affected population in Gaza with the following outcome: Strengthened protection mechanisms and improved access to humanitarian assistance for individuals facing acute protection risks, particularly those with heightened vulnerabilities and limited access to basic services.ltbrgtThe response will be delivered to the identified needs of the populations, IDPs and Host communities in Gaza Strip based on two complementary pillars: ltbrgt1. Specialized psychological services and items for vulnerable groups.ltbrgt2. Protection ERW and conflict treats for all target population and humanitarian actors.ltbrgtThe first pillars will provide psychosocial support services in the designated shelters and host communities to help individuals (men, women, boys, and girls) cope with trauma and stress along with the distribution of specialized item and kit such as Gender-Sensitive Hygiene Kit, Age-Adapted Dignity Kit and Persons with Disabilities Adapted Dignity Kit. ltbrgtThe second pillar will EORE/CCP sessions, PFA to the targeted population, risk awareness and safety training to humanitarian actors, Provision of Risk Assessments for UXO, EOD coordination and Victim assistance study including persons with disabilities. ltbrgtAlthough HI remains in charge of the direct implementation of activities, HI will support its two long terms national partner CFTA and Tamer to resume their activities under the second  pillar of the project as of the second month in order to increase the project coverage and ensure sustainable and long-term approach. ltbrgtThe project will bring a particular attention to mainstreamed inclusion for person with disabilities to ensure their needs are take into account during the needs assessment, design and implementation of the project activities To ensure an integrated approach with other actors, HI will continuously coordinate and follow-up with relevant humanitarian actors, Site Management and Cluster level including OCHA throughout the project. This will be maintained and achieved through internal and external referral mechanisms, responsive and effective communication, active participation in working groups, task forces, and Health  Protection Cluster meetings.HI will also coordinate with the Egyptian Red Crescent, and all necessary local authorities to ensure necessary supply and access to support this project. Ensuring sex, age and disability disaggregated data (SADDD) collection and analysis, the project targets 24,000 crisis-affected persons (estimated 18,000 IDP and 6,000 host community members) 6000 men, 6000 women, 6000 boys and 6000 girls. Additionally, 100 staff from Humanitarian actors active in Gaza will benefit from EO risk awareness and safety training. HI EOD team will also complete 110 EO risk assessment to secure access (road and infrastructures) for humanitarian activities.Furthermore, linked to the current extremely volatile and dangerous situation in Gaza strip, dedicated resources and equipment will be budgeted and planned to ensure the necessary security and access for HI staff and its partners, with regular work on risk assessment and mitigations measure adapted to the evolution of the context. ltbrgtlt/pgt