Reduce the impact of the negative effect of the winter season and fire incidents by providing seasonal assistance and CCCM services for the IDP's living in informal settlements in Aleppo and Idleb governorate. The project aims to provide the most urgent life-saving humanitarian assistance through integrated intervention including winterization interventions and CCCM components to the most vulnerable people to alleviate suffering in high-needs and underserved in random camps 10,532 HHs, 58,117 Ind (100 % IDPs) 11,769 Male, 13,998 Women, 16,300 boys, and16,050 girls) in 48 random camps located in Maaret Tamsrin, Atareb, Kelly, Dana, and Darkush sub-districts at Idleb and Aleppo governorates.

Under SNFI sector, the project will target 18 IDPs camps. 4283 HHs (22989 Ind, 4996 M, 5554 W, 6386 B, and 6053 G) will receive lifesaving appropriate winter assistance that is effective to prevent the negative effects of the winter season through providing 750 kg olive pomace to each HHs.

Under CCCM sector, the project will target 9964 HHs (55164 Ind, 11097 M, 13281 W, 15468 B, and 15318 G) in 46 IDPs camps. 
The main interventions as follow: 
- Establishment of 63 fire, care, and maintenance points.
- Equipping the fire, care, and maintenance points with both fire and response equipment in addition to maintenance tools and equipment according to FTF recommendations.
- Forming, training, and qualifying fire fighting committees.
- Awareness-raising campaign for fire prevention including some of the sessions of mechanisms for reporting violations (GBV and SEA) in the camps taking into account CCCM recommendations to ensuring physical distancing and COVID-19 related measures.
- Forming of maintenance committees in the targeted camps, with technical competencies in harmony with type and nature of expected maintenances, in close coordination with camp management and committees, besides providing these committees with rapid vocational training. 
- Conducting required care and maintenance in the targeted camps by the formed maintenance committees.

 Prevention procedures for COVID-19 will be insisted before, during, and after the distribution, including distancing, procedures of sterilization staff and beneficiaries, awareness posters, crowds management, sterilizing DPs according to WASH amp health cluster’s recommendations, in addition, to allocate an employee to monitor and make sure that all COVID-19 prevention procedures were applied.
ATAA will coordinate with SNFI, CCCM clusters, and other NGOs working in the same areas to avoid any duplication in targeting beneficiaries.
The project will ensure equal access for both genders with priority for women, children headed households, PwDs, and the elderly.
ATAA project staff will include female and male members trained on the protection principles and gender equality.

ATAA organization has developed experience in face to face distribution modality as it has been applied in several In-kind distribution projects in open areas near on inside the targeted camps, which will be adopted in this intervention, where there are separated lines for males and females, shaded areas, chairs, and drinkable water point
Distribution in door-to-door modality will be used in delivering agreed-on assistance to all of the elderlies, pregnant women, female head households, and people with disabilities. in addition to all suspected or confirmed COVID-19 viral infection.
Regarding the applying olive pit fuel, the findings of needs assessment showed that  66% of respondents answered that the most used material for heating last winter was olive pomace, moreover 76% of them reported It is the preferred material to be used for heating as their heaters are adopted to use olive pomace as fuel for heating.