Multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable Palestinain refugees from Syria( PRS) Female HHS in six Palestinian refugee’s camps The majority of Palestinian Syrian refugees (PRS) living in Lebanon are almost entirely dependent on UNRWA (almost 93% according to UNRWA poverty survey) respectively for basic assistance. This situation is leaving the majority of them at a continuous risk of being excluded even from access to basic assistance, and also it could generate tension and perhaps conflicts between the three types of refugees, because they all are suffering from poverty, unemployment, rejection and in crucial need for a helping hand.
Naba’a’ s project will be directed towards providing basic assistance to poor  Female HHs PRS  within Naba’a scope of work targeting Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS) . Nabaa humanitarian and non-discriminatory approach will target the poorest and neediest families and guarantee their access to meaningful Cash assistance  towards reaching the ultimate goal of improving capabilities of developing sustainable livelihoods and find pathways out of their vulnerability, focusing on individual potential to make individual choices rather than feeling powerless, regardless of their nationality and with consideration of gender specific needs
329 poor and marginalized female HHs families including (1334) individuals of whom 36% (329) are children , will be provided with cash assistance with no use conditions directed to 329 female headed households giving them the choice on how to use the assistance according to their actual needs, in order to minimize refugee women's vulnerability to abuse and contribute to the prevention of potential gender based violence risks.. 
the identification of the 329  direct beneficiary families is based on the data based collected by Nabaa during the last two years including the whole PRS families sheltering in six locations Nahr EL bared , Badawi , Borj Chamali , Buss, Ein EL Helwi and Rachidieh camps according to the following characteristics 
-	Female HHs. 
-	Dependency ratio: number of dependents in a household – children (below 18 years old) elderly (above 60 years old) 
-	Paying rent 
-	Assistance as main source of income
-	Physical or Mental disability
-	Chronicle illness
-	Debit as main economic coping strategy
-	Pregnant and lactating women
The 329 families are including 97 people with chronic disease, 13 elderly and 29 Person with disability, while 100% of them are renting shelters within the six locations and relying totally on the assistance provided to them on seasonal occasions.  
The 329 will be receiving 5 rounds of multi-purpose cash assistance starting from July until the end of November while an update of the data regarding each family will be carried out during June. Each round of multi-purpose cash is equal to $100 per family, while the amount is decided to be equal with the amount provided by UNRWA that expected to be over at the end of May 2018 due to the financial crises facing the agency in the five fields with a deficit of 440.000.000$. 
 UNRWA deputy chief of relief and social services confirmed that the amount of money allocated for PRS will be over at May 2018, while the agency is not confident yet if they will succeed to get any fund yet, but the $27 per month per individual will be continued for longer duration due to the fact that the World Food Program are affording 50% of the allocated food assistance.