Protection and Support of Women and Girls With Disabilities and Survivors of Cancer Subjected to GBV Through Gender Responsive Multisectoral Responses The project objective is “Enhanced protection and respect of rights of vulnerable womengt18 years and girlslt18 years with and without disabilities and survivors of cancer subjected to GBV and increased access to gender responsive multisectoral responses.” AISHA partners with RCS4GS and CFTA to ensure geographical coverage and complementarity in providing multisectoral GBV response towards making incremental changes in situation of womengt18-59 and gt59 years and girlslt18 years with disabilities (70%) and without disabilities (30%) and survivors of cancer subjected to GBV, community and duty bearers as reflected in project outcomes:1. Vulnerable women gt18 years and girls 14-17 years with and without disabilities and survivors of cancergt 18 years manifested well-being, knowledge and confidence, good health status, economic self-reliance, legal enablement and protection 2. Targeted local communities effectively engaged in GBV response and 3. Duty bearers are accountable to vulnerable women gt18 years and girls lt18 years with and without disabilities and survivors of cancer and CBOs and increasingly act to protect them and reduce incidence and impact of GBV against them. The project targets 7344 direct beneficiaries (4128 women and 976 mengt18 years, 2000 girls and 240 boyslt18 years) selected based on vulnerability criteria: women and girls with reduced mobility (with physical disabilities, elderly and bed-ridden) and with non-mobility related disabilities (blind, hard of hearing, intellectually) women in ARAs women heads of households women survivors of cancer child marriage adolescent boys and girls according to their location, status, protection risks and needs severity. Beneficiaries are selected from most affected locations in North (Jabalya, Jabalya Camp and Siafa) Gaza (Gaza City, Al Mughraqa) Deir ALBalah (Al Maghazi, Az Zawayda), Khan Younis (Qizan an Najjar) and Rafah (Al Bayuk). The project links to HRP 2019 Strategic Objective # 1 protection Cluster Objective # 2 2019 2nd Allocation Strategy Objective 1 eligible actions and standard activities and indicators. It forms a strong joint venture based on complementarity between AISHA, RCS4GS and CFTA with long experience and mental health, legal clinic and business incubator at AISHA and women health centers, cancer clinics equipped with pathology lab and imaging devices at RCS4GS/CFTA. They are well suited to implement responsive, remedial and environment-building activities to address priority needs of women/girls and achieve project outcomes. The project is part of 2-year program in line with HRP multiyear strategy and “do no harm” principle. Its activities are: group PSS and recreational activities to 864 women, 240 girls, 96 survivors of cancer yoga to 96 women, 96 girls, and 96 survivors of cancer specialized mental health service to 100 women advocacy initiative legal counseling to 864 women, 240 girls, 96 survivors of cancer and court representation for 160 women and 20 girls and 10 survivors of cancer health services for 180 women and 90 girls diagnosis/treatment and rehabilitation for 96 survivors of cancer dignity kits to 90 women and 30 girls and 96 survivors of cancer awareness raising for 864 women, 240 girls, 96 women survivors of cancer, 864 men and 240 boys economic enablement for 18 women case management to 30 women training of 25 women in CBOs periodical monitoring and coordination with GBV humanitarian key actors advocacy initiative and community engagement mechanisms like complaint mechanism, radio ads, community meetings, FGDs, leaflets, fact sheets and pre/post evaluation. Partners follow 4W activity tracking matrix to coordinate with organizations executing activities in project locations, complementarity with ongoing projects, resilience, inclusion, environmentally neutral, protection mainstreaming, security and full access to services