Provision of primary health care services (treatment of common illnesses, routine immunization and EMOC services among other services) to vulnerable people and drought affected populations, including women, men, boys and girls in Kismayo District To address the need for primary health care in Kismayo district Lower Juba, Somali Aid will implement primary health service delivery through 3 static health facilities and 2 outreach facilities in Kismayo District. The project will be responding to health needs of 32484 persons in Kismayo district who include host community, the returnee influx as well as internally displaced persons flocking the district of Kismayo from the neighboring districts due to drought and insecurity  25 health workers and 17community health personnel.  Project implementation will take place in 3 static facilities of Sinai Health center, Fanole maternal child health and out patient department (MCH/OPD), Abdalla Birole maternal child health and out patient department (MCH/OPD) as well as 2 outreach facilities for abdallah birole which is around 45km away from Kismayo town and the only accessible area the surrounding. 
Treatment of minor illness in boys and girls under 5 years, children above 5 years as well as adult male and female will be undertaken full day for 6 days a week at the static facilities and the outreach services. In one of the static facilities that is Sinai Health center, Emergency Obstetric care (EmOnC) services will be implemented with a fully running maternity ward and a labor ward while the facility at abdalla Birole will support the deliveries on arrival. The MCH/OPD in Kismayo district will not run a labor ward and therefore refer all maternity cases to the Kismayo General Hospital. Immunization services will be provided at all the facilities and the outreach teams. The Vaccines will be collected from the Kismayo General hospital Cold chain and delivered daily to Fanole MCH.OPD as well as Sinai health facility. The Vaccines to Abdalla birole will be delivered with a Vaccine cool box on weekly basis and the outreach teams provided with vaccine carriers to carry the vaccines for outreach services. Antenatal and Postnatal follow up will be done daily for all the service delivery points 6 days a week and this will be recorded and reported separately. 

2 Community health Mobilizers (CHM) will work with existing 15 community health workers from the communities to ensure community health education, health awareness and early referrals of cases to the facility as well as aid in follow up of special cases and reporting in the project. 15 community health workers from the community will work with the community health mobilizers to ensure community health activities are done and reported. 

Technical health team consisting of all the Facility nurses, auxiliary nurses, Expanded Program on Immunization  (EPI) nurses, Head nurse, pharmacy assistants, and midwives will be conducted at the beginning of the project and will include technical training on integrated management of childhood illnesses IMCI, basic obstetric care services BeMonC and EPI protocols. 

A 2 day training will combine community Health Mobilizers and community health workers training will be done that will entail community health and hygiene package,  roles and responsibilities of community health persons in the community. 
Somali Aid through the health program is committed to ensure community systems are equally strengthened for community health service delivery.
A monitoring and evaluations officer from Somali Aid will undertake the role of monitoring and evaluation of the project during the implementation period.