Providing  Life Saving Integrated Health, Nutrition and WASH Services to the most Vulnerable Population in Bajil and Al Swkhnah Districts in Hodeida Governorate (Envelope 1)] According to Humanitarian Needs Overview (2017), Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) Rates are reported to be above critical emergency threshold (gt15%) in the targeted locations. According to nutrition  cluster  2017 Yemen nutrition planning  results showed no decline in the GAM rate with continuity of a high prevalence of acute malnutrition (GAM gt31%) and MAM rate is 22.1%,SAM rate 8.9%  in most of   targeted districts in Al-Hodeida governorate this update was the last one depending on march smart survey conducted in Hodeida ,offcoure the deteriorate in the situation especially the cessation of salaries of all employees and the lack of job opportunity played an important role in this deterioration. This governorate has been affected extremely by the airstrikes, the seas blockade, and the situation in the neighbouring governorates that led to minimising the stock of the food in shops within the city. In addition to shortage and the high price of fuel has led to high price of food.
Humanitarian health programmes in 2015 and 2016 were based on at least minimal capacity of the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MoPHP) to provide services. With the August 2016 MoPHP announcement that Ministry funding can no longer cover operational costs, pressure is increasing on humanitarian partners to fill the enormous gap. 

  In response, this is a live-saving project designed to support Ministry of Public Health amp Population (MoPH) to activate the targeted health facilities in Bajil and Al Swkhnah to be able to provide primary and basic secondary health care including implementing an integrated Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program this is ensure provision of key health services that are critical for life-saving and at the same time feasible under the current situation in the health ,Wash and Nutrition sectors
6 Health Facilities in BAjil district in Hodeidah Governorate ((Al- Hadharia health unit ,AL -Mashakherah , Al Jama'eyah. ,Al-Zulae'eah Unit ,Al- Najyah Unit ,Al-Omal Center and	Bajel Rural Hospital ). The other health facilities is Al swkhnah disctric (Al-Kabina and Dair Al-qmat HU.

The project will comprise of Health Wash and nutrition intervention integrated to provide full backge of health services.

This project will address the existing gaps in 8 HFs by supporting MoPH to implement the lacking Health and nutrition interventions/services, complement World Food Programme Blanket Supplementary Food Programme (BSFP) project conducted by the MOPHP targeting children 6-23 months and Pregnant amp Lactating women, as well as provision of other key primary health care services and basic secondary health care. 
Key interventions under this project will include recruitment/incentivize 2 Health Workers (HWs) per HF, 1 mid-wife per HF and 3 Community Health Volunteers (CHVs), capacity building HWs and CHVs on integrated management of child illnesses ,Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) amp Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF), transportation of Health ,wash and nutrition supplies, provision of additional furniture to new and those HFs I need, provision of CMAM routine medicines, provision of preventative services (micro-nutrient supplementation, deworming, Iron/Folate (Fe/Fo) supplementation to PLW as well as promotion of hygiene practices). The recruited CHVs will strengthen community sensitization on malnutrition, active amp passive screening, referral systems amp defaulter tracing mechanisms, disseminate key IYCF/Hygiene key messages during health promotion sessions especially at level 1 and 2 villages.rehabilatation and maintaince of the health facilties in need also will be supported to ensure the sustainability of the project in the future.

Key interventions under this project will include recruitment/incentivize 2 Health Workers (HWs) per HF, 1 mid-wife per HF to.