Providing Emergency WASH and Health Assistance to the Flood Affected Vulnerable People in Six LGAs of Adamawa State. LESGO proposed to provide Water and Sanitation to the flood-affected most vulnerable people of Shelleng LGA of Adamawa state as an emergency response and assistance. This will cut across several settlements as attached in the document tab within the LGAs. In line with the allocation objective "provide emergency assistance to the most vulnerable people affected by the ﬂoods in the BAY states to save lives and alleviate suffering, particularly amidst current disease outbreaks, malnutrition, and food security", this project will be implemented for 6 months in collaboration with the currently ongoing health project in some of the LGA which will guarantee us more and vast coverage of the flood area and flood affected population. In the period of this project, under the WASH sector, LESGO will be reaching a total number of 2,000 households with the estimation of 5 people per household who are affected by the ongoing flood incident with services like: 
1.             Water quality control and emergency water treatments at the household Level. 
2.             Repair and rehabilitation of damaged water points affected by flooding. 
3.             Distribution of Aqua tabs for bucket chlorination of household water for usage. 
4.             Pipeline provision and distribution of WASH NFI kits at the household level alongside hygiene promotion and environmental sanitation.

Provision of clean and quality water for drinking, personal hygiene, and other domestic purposes through rehabilitation of 12 existing non-functional hand pump boreholes. The borehole will improve the water supply to the existing population. 

In continuation of the support to the humanitarian response in Adamawa state following the plans of the health sector, LESGO is proposing a six (6) month project that will directly address the issues related to childhood illness, complicated SAM cases, Cholera, Malaria, and issues related to safe child deliveries as well as diseases outbreak from the effects of the flood among the flood affected population in Fufore, Girei, Madagali, Song and Toungo LGAs of Adamawa state. This project will be community base intensified with the use of two (2) medical outreach teams and two (2) risk communication team per LGA in carrying out consultations and intervention in the communities affected by the flood as attached to the document tab. The project will also support a few health facilities to smoothen the community-level referral of complicated cases from the communities to the functional available health facility. The reproductive health of the vulnerable ones within the targeted location is of high priority to reduce morbidity and mortality among under 5 years old and maternal women. This calls for the use of delivery kits to address reproductive issues. Employing RCCE and motorized campaign with Public Address System will also be used in hygiene promotion, education, sensitization, and awareness creation to reduce morbidity and mortality that may have arisen from Cholera and Malaria, knowing fully well that Malaria is the leading cause of mortality during the rainy season. 
The project will also empower local communities and service providers by working through existing structures where available, adhering to Nigerian guidelines and protocols, and empowering community stakeholders and other project beneficiaries in direct service delivery. Women and children will be focused on because they contributed to a huge percentage of the People in Need from the HNO/HRP 2022. Using this allocation to scale up response will help in the reduction of morbidity and mortality of malnourished women and children through the prevention and treatment of malaria, cholera, and other waterborne diseases.