Life-saving Emergency Assistance to vulnerable population in Rural Damascus, Hama and Southern Idleb (Priority 2) The proposed intervention contributes to responding to life saving essential needs for the most vulnerable population while strengthening community-based health - protection resilience and life sustaining opportunities of conflict-affected communities in Syria through a comprehensive Health - Protection - Early Recovery and Livelihood (ERL) integrated intervention. INTERSOS will enhance access to primary basic services in priority locations under SHF SA1 Priority 2: Idleb (Tamanah, Heish), Hama (Kernaz, AsSaan, Oqeirbat, Easter Barri), Rural Damascus (Arbin,Hajar Aswad). At least 22,033 individuals will benefit from the project (4189M 4324W 6760B 6760G) including 1542 Persons with Disability (293M 303W 473B 473G). INTERSOS will carry out the project in continuation with ongoing interventions with a mix of static and mobile approach, promoting enhanced resilience of the targeted communities. INTERSOS will implement the health component through SARC capitalizing best practices and capacities of outreaching the most vulnerable people in the communities. SARC community health volunteers (CHVs) will be capacitated through a set of training on Infection Prevention and Control - COVID-19, maternal health, nutrition, health positive practices and behaviors, identification and referrals, in addition to protection key topics (CP, GBV risk mitigation, safe identification and referrals). CHVs will promote health awareness messages along with health support groups, in the Static Centers, and conduct home visits to Persons with Specific Needs (PwSNs), mainly Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) and Elderlies. CHVs will conduct malnutrition screening and will be responsible to carry out referrals to specialized services including protection (PSS, individual case management, etc.). The mobile primary health services will be integrated from the fourth month of the project, through the deployment of 4 Mobile Medical Teams (MMTs) outreaching underserved and hard-to-reach areas providing primary health care consultations and needed medications. Protection Activities will be conducted together with SARC and/ or MoSAL pending signature of sub-MoU in the six Protection Centers across the served areas supporting vulnerable cases with individual case management for children and PWSN including provision of general or medical in-kind assistance (GIKA - MIKA). Structured Psychosocial Support (targeting children, youth and caregivers) and Community Based Protection will continue in the already existing centers (Kernaz, Oqeirbat, AsSaan, Easter Barri) and initiated in the new ones (Tamanah / Heish, Arbin - already served by mobile activities). Community-groups will be created and supported, through capacity building on key protection topics enhancing self-protection mechanisms and ability to identify, prevent and mitigate existing protection risks and fostering their engagement at community level. Legal awareness sessions will be provided regularly across the centers and individuals in need of individual legal assistance will be referred to SARC lawyers for tailored consultations. Through the case management component and the home visits, outreached PwSNs to be included in professional pathways will be identified and referred to INTERSOS Livelihood Officer. INTERSOS will investigate key barriers in accessing the labor market and context specific income generating opportunities available in targeted areas, the main services and referral pathways in place, the soft skills and practical capacities needed by the beneficiaries. A context analysis will be developed assessing the main protection risks faced by individuals at risk and PwSNs. Such analysis will be linked to the evaluation of the demand of the labor market defining possible pathways for dignified and capacitated access to it which will lead to the enrolment of PwSNs in Vocational Training leading to income generating opportunities.