Provision of Sustained Integrated Emergency Primary Health Care Services to IDPs and Host Communities affected by the recurrent crisis in Nertiti, Zalingei and Bilel localities in Central and South Darfur States. The project aims to ensure continued provision of both lifesaving treatment of common ailments and promotion of positive health seeking behaviors focused on maternal, new-born and child health among targeted IDP beneficiaries and affected surrounding host communities in Nertiti , Zalingei and Bilel localities, Central and South Darfur. The support will enable NCA to respond in a timely manner with lifesaving treatment for acute respiratory tract infections, diarrheal diseases and malaria – all of which are prevalent in targeted locations. The promotion of preventative measures will be shared with children and pregnant women on immunizations, provision of ante-natal, delivery, post-natal, emergency obstetric referrals and health education sessions all of which will benefit health facilities and the community at large. The proposed project will target 174,922 direct beneficiaries 38,570 girls, 40,145 boys, 49,065 females and 47,142 males, of all ages. Special attention will be given to children and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) due to their increased susceptibility to communicable diseases. 6,997 PLW will receive reproductive health (RH) services that include a package of: ANC, delivery at clinic, PNC care and immunization services. 6,542 children of age lt1 year will receive immunization against preventable diseases. Additional support and counselling will also address PLW and mothers of children lt 2 years to promote exclusive breast feeding, child spacing and care practices. Raising men’s awareness and increasing their involvement in health/hygiene promotion will be carried out during monthly community health committee (CHC) meetings which involve 70% men and 30% women. The same groups are also key mobilizers of beneficiaries during campaigns/screening, outreach immunizations and defaulter tracing in the communities. 
The project will work towards strengthening of Community Based Initiatives such as community health committees (CHCs). The CHCs will provide a link between NCA/SMoH’s integrated health sectors and are also the key link between the beneficiaries and NCA/SMoH. Monthly meetings provide accountability platforms for them to raise needs for the target beneficiaries including special cases such as the disabled and other vulnerable individuals living in IDP camps and within the community. For example, in Central Darfur, Hassa Hissa IDP camp, NCA is supporting an isolated group suffering from leprosy (including their families) whose plight was brought on due to involvement of the CHCs at all stages of project. Today, one Medical Assistant (MA), attached to a NCA supported clinic, makes regular clinic checks and provides treatment to the group. Community health providers (CHPs) living among the leprosy community groups have been trained on hygiene, wound dressing and health education. NCA supported clinic infrastructures and continues to take into consideration accessibility issues among vulnerable groups. Toilets are constructed and separated for men and women. 
During the monthly meetings, feedback is provided and updates on the programme direction is shared with the participation of CHC members whose views are considered necessary.