Promoting access of vulnerable and crisis affected children and adolescents to quality child protection services in Michika and Madagali of Adamawa and Askira Uba of Borno State, Northeast Nigeria. CPPLI is proposing an 11-month project that focused to contribute in positively impacting crisis affected children and adolescents’ well-being, enhancing their resilience and reducing their stress through quality child protection services in line with the inter-agency CPMS. The project theory of change (ToC) aims to strengthen prevention and response to child protection risks through community-led approach. The project fundamentally will achieve 3 main outcomes and will be implemented in 3 locations: Michika and Madagali in Adamawa and Askira Uba in Borno. The first outcome focus to provide comprehensive case management services through an individualized direct support, linkages and referrals of children and their families affected by crisis who face child protection concerns. CPPLI will identify UASC and other children at risks including CAAFAGs and children with disabilities and register them for case management services. In coordination with the MWASD, CPPLI will place children deprived of parental care to alternative care arrangements and supervise the arrangements to ensure is in the best interest of the children and in line with the do-no harm principles. In collaboration with ICRC, MWASD and the community-based structures, CPPLI will facilitate FTR services to UASC and will ensure timely return of the children back to their primary caregivers in line with their best interest. In total, CPPLI is targeting to reach 400 children with specialized case management services. The second outcome is to support children, adolescents and caregivers affected by crisis to access quality mental health and psychosocial support services and information on childcare and protection through age and gendered appropriate approaches: CPPLI will coordinate with the existing community-based mechanisms to establish CFS centers within the 3 project locations to provide structured age-specific, creative and recreational activities including life skill education interventions for children and adolescents. In total, CPPLI is targeting 3000 children under CFS activities where 240 are adolescents benefitted from life skill education. In addition, positive parenting sessions for caregivers of vulnerable children and foster parents will be established targeting 180 caregivers. CPPLI will further provide information to 5000 caregivers and children on child protection and childcare through awareness raising activities on prevailing child protection issues within project locations. The third outcome aim at Strengthening and supporting community-based child protection and referral mechanisms including capacity building for social workers from the MWASD and other CP staff  to support prevention and response interventions on issues of child protection concerns. CPPLI will identify existing community-based committees within the 3 project locations who support prevention and response intervention on CP issues. The committees will be strengthened and supported to effectively address CP concerns. CPPLI will conduct functionality survey for the existing committees to determine their capacities that promote children’s right, safety, development, well-being and participation. CPPLI will build a capacity building plan for the committees in line with the capacity gaps identified from the functionality survey to support and strengthen positive strategies and social norms and constructively address negative social norms thereby enhance community-designed and led processes that support ownership and positive outcomes for children. CPPLI will coordinate with the CPSS to conduct service mapping of CP actors within the project locations and develop/update LGA level referral pathway on quarterly basis.