Revitalization of Primary Healthcare Services for the returning IDPs in the Return  areas in Kurrum Agency KAMORE Development Welfare Organization will provide health services to 6,325 new Temporary Displaced Persons' (TDP) returning to Zamusht amp Masozai tribes through establishing and fictionalizing two Government basic health Units (BHU) i.e.  BHU Manatoo (in Zamusht tribe) amp the other in Sandaghar BHU (in Masozai tribe). KAMORE is proposing the revitalization of the said facilities for strengthening the health services delivery in these facilities.
KAMORE will provide services to the returning men, women, boys and girls, children, elderly and disabled person through two teams comprising of three Medical officers, three Medical technicians, four Lady Health Visitors, two Midwives, two Extended Programme on Immunization (EPI) technicians and four Social Mobilizers (2 Male amp 2 Female) and 1 Pharmacist as technical staff.  To keep the project on track, monitoring, evaluation and reporting Project Manager, Project officer and Monitoring ampEvaluation officer (MampE) will be hired while data operating officer will be for maintaining /developing a data base of the proposed project.
These health units will provide Out Door Patient (OPD) services where patients will be examined, and will be given free medicines on prescription. Similarly The required medicines will be purchased as per World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines and standard list of Primary Health Care (PHC) medicines.  The proposed medical teams will also provide Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) services to mothers/ Child Bear Age (CBAs) about Anti natal Care (ANC), Post Natal Care (PNC), safe delivery, growth monitoring. The reproductive health services will include family planning counseling, methods and delivery contraceptives etc. Referral mechanism will be established and strengthened. The normal cases will be dealt in these health facilities i.e. Manatoo amp Sandaghar while complicated cases will be referred to Tehsil Head Quarter (THQ) hospital Sadda through project ambulance.
The project will integrate various approaches, started with community mobilization and will form 4 - Local Quality Teams (LQTs) – health (i.e. one male amp one female LQT per health facility) having 10 members (separate male amp female LQT will be established) from the catchment area. These LQTs will facilitate KAMORE in identification of 100 local volunteer forces (50% male amp 50% female) in the catchment area to support these formed LQTs. After formation and identification of the said groups a work plan will be developed with them with consultation.
30 Midwives will be identified and will be provided 30 Midwives (TBAs) kits to the catchment area of the target health facilities enabling to provide quality services for safe delivery and reduce mortality rate (MMR and IMR).
500 clean Delivery kits will be provided to the pregnant women for safe delivery. . Similarly 500 Baby kits will be given for the newborn babies to save their health and protect them from infections and any other diseases. .
Social Mobilizers/Hygiene Promoter will hold 200 health and hygiene sessions (with average of 20 participants in one session) with the returning IDPs and others and will educate them with best hygiene practices, personal and environmental hygiene and methods to protect themselves from waterborne diseases and other communicable diseases to reduce any outbreak risk.
KAMORE is also proposing minor repair/rehabilitation and renovation of these health facilities including provision of furniture and basic medical equipment. To provide power backup to these health facilities, solar system will be provided.  
Keeping in view the sustainability, rehabilitated building, solar system, medical equipment and furniture will be handed over to the target health facilities after project completion to strengthen and support the provision of improved health services to the catchment population.