Provision of integrated life-saving health services via Emergency Mobile Medical Teams (EMMTs) and protection support activities for IDPs and host communities in Altaizziyah district, Taiz Governorate Over the planned period of 10 months, Yemen Family Care Association in partnership with Tamdeen Youth Foundation is planning to implement this integrated project which aims to provide life-saving health care via 4 emergency medical mobile teams following the guidance of  WHO/  EMMTs concept in addition to specific GBV/Psychosocial support to 27,697 IDPs and host communities  scattered among(259941) host communities at Altaizziyah district.
Needs based health care and protection support to the most vulnerable groups of women and children considered priority interventions towards meeting the overall protection objective of humanitarian aid. Two modalities will be used  based on the appropriate approach to address each IDPs amp host community’s needs to serve enhancing HF role in service provision as well is for better sustainability and utilization of HFs during emergencies and after.
The first modality is the provision of emergency medical services in fixed health facilities in 4 health centered assessed (3 health centers and 1 health Unit). This kind of service will serve the beneficiaries at the first level of HF catchment area, whereas the second and third levels will be covered via the second modality which is outreach activities, that will take place in weekly and biweekly base depends on the agreed with HF activities plan and will be conducted by the health facility workers in cooperation with CHVs and CMs especially those from IDPs groups.
In this project YFCA will use a bilateral reporting and feedback mechanism from beneficiaries to providers and backward taking into accounts gender equity in this mechanisms two sides.This mechanism will serve the integration of health and protection activities and will be used to meet the technical requirements for data reporting including case detection and follow up for selected health conditions and also for  protection support activities as well using MRM in managing targeted cases. 
Making Healthamp Protection activities integrated in the conflict context of  Altaizziah case is extremely  feasible and effective towards  realizing the broader definition of health of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
EachEMMT consists of one medical doctor, nurse, midwife and driver. The teams tasks include general clinical service and trauma care, Maternal and new born health, Child Health and nutrition, Control of Non- Communicable diseases and Mental health and control of Communicable diseases in collaboration with EDEWS  surveillance and response system established by WHO.
Protection interventions will focus on providing psychosocial support activities to those in need especially women and children and will have three main activities Psychosocial support for all age groups, Psychological services (mental health),Psychosocial support for GBV survivors.
YFCA benefits from its solid and active presence on the ground in Taiz to access under-reached areas even under risky conditions. YFCA is represented in Taiz by its office well-experienced staff, who are following the implementation of  various activities for two ongoing projects in Health and WASH (implemented in locations of different parties control!) and co-charing  OCHA/ AHCT in Ibb for better coordination of humanitarian aids provision of all players on the ground for Taiz and Ibb.

YFCA will manage the activities  through its program experts and operation team in Taiz office with a backup from its headquarter in Sana'a. The financial management of the project will be performed from the main office financial ampaccounting department and will meet the financial requirements of the donor.
YFCA MampE in emergency interventions focuses on community engagement in addition to the traditional MampE measures.