Respond to the immediate needs of IDPs, returnees and host communities through life saving multi sectorial services of Protection (GBV/Psychosocial), Emergency Shelter/NFIs Assessment  Support and WASH of the most vulnerable women, men, girls and boys in Hilmand, Kandahar, Urozgan, Kunar, Ghazni, Nangarhar and Takhar provinces Based on the ground needs and assessment conducted in Kandahar, Hilmand, Urozgan and Kunar Provinces from 10 to 25 August 2017, APA has designed this integrated project envisages wide-ranging multi-sectorial services in the sphere of protection, WASH and NFIs assessment of IDPs, returnees and host communities through the following activities:
A.	Protection/GBV:
a)	Continue with the already established Women Friendly Health Space (WFHS) in Lashkarga. The WFHS will be managed by female PSS Counsellor and a midwife/community mobilizer as part of the GBV SC reactive approach
b)	Provide a comprehensive and blanket psychosocial support, counseling and community awareness to IDPs, returnees and host community women and girls through WFHSs by trained psychosocial counselors
c)	Distribution of DKs to the reproductive age women as the community entry point, to build trust on reporting, women participation and seek GBV support from WFHS 
d)	APA will appoint 5 mobile teams 1 in Nad Ali of Hilmand, 2 teams in Kandahar (Zherai amp Arghistan amp Khakrez districts), 1 in Chora of Urozgan and 1 in Watapura district of Kunar. The teams will provide mobile psycho-social support/counseling and community awareness to women and girls who do not have access to WFHSs, this service will also be extended to men and boys. In each team, there will be 3 members trained female PSS counselor, male community mobilizer female midwife/community mobilizer. The mobile team will mobilize the community through community-wide meetings with elders/shuras/CDCs in Community Centers and Masjids as part of GBV SC proactive approach. They will orient communities on project activities, access to relevant services and the need for mobile teams. 
e)	Community mobilizer / Midwife will coordinate and mobilize with community members, PSS counselor will provide blanket PSS services and will identify cases with specialized care/services/counseling, reproductive health information, rights awareness and basic reproductive health services to women and girls who have either no information or access to quality services   
f)	APA will continue to work closely with community volunteers to capacitate them in gender and age tailored, awareness raising sessions on GBV, psychosocial wellbeing, protection principles, related services and referral mechanisms
g)	Establish a mechanism for referring GBV survivors to other stakeholders for provision of advanced mental health, medical care, legal and justice in coordination with DoWAs, AIHRC and UNFPA. GBV survivors will be recorded by survivor consent. APA will also maintain a well comprehensive mechanism for referrals follow up
B.	WASH:
a)	APA proposes for WASH intervention (potable water, hygiene education training and sanitation) to assist 8,600 individuals of the same GBV targeted communities (except Lashkarga) for implementation of WASH activities based on the assessment carried out by APA in both South and Eastern regions
b)	Drilling of 10 bore wells, personal and environmental hygiene awareness trainings and construction of 80 emergency latrines with hand washing facilities in communities will mitigate waterborne diseases
c)	Community, local shura heads, Mulas and schools teachers will be actively involved in the process to spread community awareness that supports durable behavior change
C.	Shelter/NFIs:
a) ES/NFIs assessment amp distribution teams will conduct ES/NFI assessment for 20% (12,003 male/female individual) of 60,018 IDPs in (Waghaz, Wali Muhammadi Shahid), (Bar Kunar, Khas Kunar, Marawara, Shaygal wa Shital), (Chaparhar, Ghogiani districts) and (Khwaja Ghar) 
b) APA ES/NFI staff will get required training from REACH and will use smartphones / tables for data collection 
c) APA will also provide emergency response to extremely vulnerable needy cases through distribution of NFIs