Provision of emergency health services,  live saving NFIs and Shelter to vulnerable and affected populations in Nasir, Aweil North Aweil town, Ulang Nyirol and Akobo Counties. The project provides integrated health services including emergency Shelter and NFIs to vulnerable and affected populations in 6  counties of Nasir, Ulang, Akobo, Aweil North, Aweil Town, and Nyirol Counties. This has been triggered by torrential rainfall that has caused flooding in more than 30 counties, leading to the declaration of a state of emergency in the affected areas.
This has affected greatly the livelihood of the populations with over 908,000 people affected by the flooding (OCHA 2019). This calls for integrated health services and support for the livelihood of the affected populations through the provision of emergency S/NFI commodities.
Shelters have been immersed in floodwaters displacing thousands of vulnerable populations and exposing them to extremely harsh conditions which increases the chances of contracting upper respiratory tract infections, waterborne infections, and skin infections.  
This project will begin by ensuring that assessment of the flood risks and disease outbreak is done, Medical consultations, immunization services, nutrition screening and referrals to stabilization centers cases of severe malnutrition, capacity building of the health staff to be able to detect and report outbreaks in time.
On the Health component, TADO will also ensure that there are skilled deliveries, ANC services, improved access to mental health and psychosocial support services to the vulnerable populations. TADO will integrate health services with WASH services by training the health staff on infection prevention and control. This will be done in three counties of Aweil North Aweil Center in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State and Nasir county in Upper Nile state. TADO will provide integrated health services through 2 mobile units in Aweil North, 1 Mobile Unit in Aweil Center, I PHCC in Aweil center for referral services and 1 Mobile unit in Nasir County. The mobile unit in Nasir County will complement the already existing mobile facility funded by SSHF 2nd standard allocation which overstretched by the current need.

Under the Health  intervention, TADO will target 60,000 beneficiaries with life saving interventions of which 10,000(4900 males and 5100 females) beneficiaries in Nasir County, 25000 (12750 female 12250 males) Beneficiaries in Aweil North  County and 25000 (12750 females and 12250 females) beneficiaries in Aweil center, the project will target IDPs host communities and returnees who have been affected by the floods. 
Under the S/NFI intervention, TADO will reach out to a total of 56,000 beneficiaries in the four counties of Akobo with 19600 beneficiaries, Ulang County with 11200 beneficiaries. Nasir with 16800 Beneficiaries and Nyirol County with 8400. 

TADO will integrate interventions from FSL, WASH, and Gender in this NFI amp Emergency shelter intervention. The planned integrated pack of commodities to be distributed to the beneficiaries includes, plastic sheets, mosquito nets, fishing kits/hooks, Puriamp Aqua tabs, cloth for filtering, dignity kits and blankets which will alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable in the society and reduce exposure to extreme weather conditions thus reducing risk of morbidity and mortality due to malaria and upper respiratory tract infection.
Post distribution monitoring will be done to see the extent of the impact of the distribution of the NFIs to the affected populations.

In total TADO will respond to 116000 individuals ( Health 50,000 amp SNFI (56,000) of which 25214 will be men amp d31095 female, 18227 Boys and 20567 Girls In Host communities, IDPs and Returnees both in S/NFI and Health.	

During the S/NFI activities, TADO  mobile teams will carry out screening of the children for malnutrition and also refer critical cases to the health facilities. In all the activities DO NO HARM principles will be observed and inculcated and accountability to the affected population mechanisms will be put in place to ensure smooth and accountable project implementation