Provision of Basic Food and WASH Needs for the most vulnerable (500 PRL, 100 Lebanese Households and 100 migrant’s ) Sheltering in Ein El Helwi, Buss, Rachidieh, Burj Chamali, Naher Al Bared, Mei Mei, Badawi, Weavel, Chatila, Dbaye, Mar Elias, and Borj Al Barajni  Palestinian Refugees Camps and adjacent areas of Qasmieh, Shabreha, Sekeh, Jal Al Baher and Masaken, in the context of the socio-economic situation Provision of Basic Food and WASH Needs for the most vulnerable 500 PRL, 100 Lebanese Households and 100 migrant’s workers Sheltering in Ein El Helwi, Buss, Rachidieh, Burj Chamali, Naher Al Bared, Mei Mei, Badawi, Weavel, Chatila, Dbaye , Mar elias , and Borj Al Barajni  Palestinian Refugees Camps and adjacent areas of Qasmieh, Shabreha, Sekeh, Jal Al Baher and Masaken, in the context of the socio-economic situation, is designed for a duration of 8 months starting from August 2021. 700 HHs will be supported with six rounds of food parcels sufficient for a family of 5 individuals paired with three types of WASH kits, elderly, baby kit, and hygiene. 
The identification of the most vulnerable 700 HHs is based on Naba’a database and matching the targeted vulnerabilities/ 2021 first standards Allocation strategy paper, where 
157 families including pregnant and lactating women 
267 headed families by a single elderly with one or more children 
162 single female-headed households 
114 Households with four or more dependents (children at risk) 
3150 individuals will be receiving 6 rounds of in-kind food assistance monthly through food parcels, disaggregated by gender as follows 533 men, 635 women, 876 Girls and 1034 boys. (The objective of distributing food parcels in kind is linked to price changes from one day to another, which makes it more difficult to purchase the planned quantity if the food voucher is approved. The other reason is due to the huge amount of expired materials in the market, so we decided that the best interest of the family requires giving them six food parcels over the course of the six months)

Food parcels will be sanitized and then handled door-to-door to the eligible 1,030 families in order to reduce spreading COVID-19 among the refugee community in case a distribution point is set . the 
The wash kit paired with food kit will be distributed during month 1 and 3 to the following: 
- Elderly kit: twice for 267 families who are headed by a single elderly 
- Baby kit twice for 157 families including pregnant and lactation women 
- Hygiene kit twice for 276 households including female headed households, and families with children at risk 

Naba’a will verify the eligibility of the selected HHs before providing assistance, while validating the selection criteria and training the verification team. Naba’a will confirm the household level, identify discrepancies, and communicate results of the verification process to community leaders, UNRWA, local NGOs and beneficiaries in the camp level in the following order: 
- Do no harm in the process of providing food assistance
- Strive to keep the interests and voice of the vulnerable at the center of our work
- Adhere to the highest standards of human rights, respect and dignity in our provision of assistance
- Provide access to food to those in greatest need in an impartial manner, without bias or prejudice

Naba'a has implemented over 25 emergency interventions since 2012. Stayed up-to-date helping the association to achieve an annual datasheet, including the most marginalized cases served during the last 9 years, while 6 interventions have targeted all twelve camps. 
In its capacity, Naba'a is able to reach 100% of the Palestinian camps in Lebanon through its emergency program, based on field experience and previous projects implemented by Naba'a during emergencies. Within this proposed intervention, Naba'a is able to reach out to 6 camps including the adjacent areas and 3 gatherings, while the not included camps are very easy and accessible to be reached out.