Immediate Life-Saving Response to Minimize Health and Nutrition impacts of humanitarian and public health emergencies in high-severity, underserved, and cholera high-risk hotspots in At Taiziyah. ltpgtYemen conflict has exacerbated vulnerabilities, with underserved displacement sites, and frontline areas where very few services are available being the most vulnerable, a situation that has been complicated by acute fuel crisis and drought. Ongoing floods and recurrent outbreaks of AWD/Cholera, and Measles among highly contagious diseases have compounded the situation with already over 2 million children and 1.3 million pregnant/lactating women (PLWs) acutely malnourished. The situation is complicated further in At Taiziyah, an IFFR priority district with high epidemics, 57,964 IDPs, and severely underserved areas with 152, 143 people in urgent need of assistance.lt/pgtltpgtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtIn response to the worsening situation, IMC proposes an integrated nutrition and WASH lifesaving response (mainstreaming health) to upscale assistance—targeting a catchment population of 52,981 people (14,835 women, 13,246 girls, 12,185 men, and 12,715 boys) including 14,186 IDPs across 15 sites. The interventions will reinforce and ensure the continuity of essential and fundamental living-saving curative and preventive services in 5 fixed PHC health facilities- Qiadh, Alamakey, Alburihi, Al Jo'adi, and Al Esrar Sheb Alkhadem as well as strengthen mobile community outreach activities to improve access, and chances of early detection, reporting, referral, and response to alerts.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtIMC will provide operational support to support HFs in delivering curative nutrition services, including OPD consultations that integrate health education, hygiene promotion, SRH awareness, EPI, and basic MHPSS, and strengthen referrals to higher levels of care.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtltbgtNutrition: lt/bgtsupport the provision of curative and preventive nutrition services across three OTP/TSFP sites and outreaches to reach at least 27,177 children U5, PLWs, and caregivers. This includes:ltbrgt-	47,682 OPD consultations to children U5, PLWs, and caregivers.ltbrgt-	1,808 children U5 and 1,839 PLWs reached with lifesaving TSFP services.ltbrgt-	478 Children U5 reached with lifesaving OTP services.ltbrgt-	59 SAM with medical complications supported to access TFC services.ltbrgt-	2,965 PLWs/caregivers will be reached with skilled IYCF counseling.ltbrgt-	552 children 0-24 months reached with growth monitoring.ltbrgt-	3,677 children U5 will be reached with micronutrient powder supplements.ltbrgt-	5,574 children U5 screened for acute malnutrition.ltbrgt-	21,603 people reached through behavior change messaging and SRH awareness including hygiene promotion and prevention of open defecation.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtltbgtWASH: lt/bgt35,993 people, including 14,186 IDPs will be supported to have equitable access to essential WASH services, with particular consideration for the unique needs of women and adolescent girls, ensuring their dignity and well-being.lt/pgtltpgt-	14,186 IDPs supported water trucking, treatment chemicals, and surveillance.lt/pgtltpgt- 23,841 patients benefit from water trucking in supported health facilities.ltbrgt-	21,000 receive WASH/Cholera kits.ltbrgt-	21,000 reached with sanitation and solid waste managementlt/pgtltpgt-24,441 access safe, gender appropriate  functioning latrinesltbrgt-	32,000 reached with direct hygiene promotion and community engagements.ltbrgt- 9,300 supported with sustainable water supply through rehabs.lt/pgtltpgtTo ensure quality and continuity of care, IMC will implement the project in close collaboration with MoPHP and other duty-bearers across all levels. Health/nutrition cadres, including 50 Community Health/Nutrition-Hygiene Promotion (CHN-HP) volunteers will be trained while placing emphasis on ongoing supportive supervision, coaching, and mentorshiplt/pgtltpgt ltbrgtAll services will be provided free of charge while ensuring Do-No-Harm. IMC will ensure adherence to minimum standards, protect the safety and dignity of beneficiaries, and ensure that the unmet needs of all groups are understood and considered through inclusive and consultative processes that mitigate unforeseen protection risks and unintended consequences that may arise from interventions, including exclusion from services and GBV. An estimated 56% of all beneficiaries are women and girls.ltbrgtlt/pgt