Enhance and support the  Health and Protection services for South Sudan refugees and vulnerable Host communities in West Kordofan State-envelop 3( Refugees (out of camp) This lifesaving project aims to reduce vulnerability, alleviate sufferings of out of camp South Sudan refugees and host community in El Mairam Locality of West Kordofan with special focus on women, girls and children as well as other refugees and host community members. 
The project intends to deliver integrated health and protection lifesaving interventions to save their lives and maintain human dignity.
In regard to health, the project intends to focus on delivering health activities by focusing on out of camp SS refugees and host community through provision of mobile investigation and medical treatment in their settlements inside El Mairam and in adjacent villages where SS refugees have no access to such services. The project aims to conduct mobile clinic on monthly basis and carry out integrated outreach sessions and mobile team for immunization and ANC services covering 6,000 SS refugees and host community in El Mairam with comprehensive health services. 
The mobile clinic will compose of medical doctors, medical assistants, lab technicians, midwives and trained nurses whom will take care of carrying out the weekly mobile medical services for refugees. The project will train community health promoters to accompany the mobile clinic team to deliver health awareness rising sessions and orient the community on health interventions. 
The project will establish referral system to deal with complicated cases to refer for further treatment in adjacent towns with high quality services. Within the system, the project will provide referral cost, transportation and medical costs for SS refugees at 100% during project lifetime.
Health awareness rising campaigns and orientation sessions will be organized for target community during the mobile clinics and outreach immunization campaigns. 
The project plan to train vaccinators and community volunteers on basic immunization training,
conduct of 60 awareness rising sessions to increase utilization of lifesaving health interventions, train of 100 community health promotors and volunteers on health promotion to contribute in delivering and conduction of 60 awareness and ANC sessions related to STIs, HIV/AIDS.
Through this project, support will be given to organize the National Immunization Days (NIDs) and EPI campaign for eradicating Poliomyelitis among children under 5.
Indoor spray campaigns will be conducted in coordination with Ministry of Health and El Mairam Locality in refugee’s sites and host community locations to contribute in managing of vector control and combat insects breeding and contamination factors. During these campaigns IRW will provide Logistic support, incentive for staff and additional human resource while government will provide equipment, pesticide and trained human resource. 
For protection activities, the project will focus on provision of protection services for out of camp refugees (Women amp Children) through strengthen the existing village profiles to develop and enhance referral pathway through community sensitization forums, printing of service maps, coordination meetings of network members and linking services to beneficiaries. 
The project also intends to conduct awareness raising forums on community based child protection, HIV transmission and sexually transmitted disease for adolescent girls and women, boys and men including awareness on FGM other GBV issues including referral pathways.
The intervention will also focus on PSN and SGBV survivors by supporting them to start up business (IGA). The trained beneficiaries will be given start-p capital and supported to run IGAs in a bid to support their families and increase their income. 
The project will train CBPNs on case management and link them with the service provide such as MOSW and police (for legal support).
Direct support will be considered and given to 100 WAR families of refugee children and their host to cushion them from vulnerability..