Providing Child Protection Services in Northwest Syria UOSSM in coordination with SEMA and SANAD is proposing to directly implement child protection programming aims to address the CP concerns through the following interventions:1-In order to enhance the capacity of CP staff to respond adequately to the identiﬁed CP concerns NW Syria,Training will be done on CPMS, case management, family tracing and reuniﬁcation FTR,special needs rehabilitation training package (SNR).and PFA. Moreover, the child protection networks (CPNs) will receive basic training on child rights, community mobilization, awareness raising and follow up support. Women, men, youth and adolescent boys and girls will be members of these CPNs.Training on inclusion people with disabilities will be provided to other humanitarian actors including education actors for the field teams with coordination with protection cluster to enhance the response for people with disability.2-Provision of specialized child protection considering what shall be in the best interests of the child through mobile outreach, counselling, referral, and case management services addressing children and caregivers’ vulnerabilities that are related to disability, physical/psychological injuries, severe neglect, lack of appropriate care, family separation and immediate risks of child labor, child recruitment and child marriage.UOSSM will utilize established Child Protection Networks (CPNs) in identifying entry points to access child protection cases.additionally,CPNs and local staff will contribute to mobilize community resources aiming to support engagement with a wider group of relevant and influential stakeholders within broader community networks and provide practical links to, and information on,referral and support services.Active family tracing will be implemented for cases need reunification and follow up visits to ensure reintegration is going according to plan.In addition,SEMA aims to implement CP specialized services in three locations (Idlib,Azaz,Sharran ) makes the advantage of exiting two health facilities and one WGSS to train health and GBV staff on identification and referral children at risk to case workers in each location.Partners will conduct a service mapping to ensure safe referral pathway in place. Moreover,UOSSM and SEMA will mobilize their health,nutrition,physiotherapy,specialized mental health services to build internal referral pathway in order to contribute for family strengthening approach.Supervision mechanism will be put in place to support caseworkers to provide safe,ethical and competent case management services.3-SANAD with previous experience in implementing specialized response to Children with Disabilities (CwD) will utilize UOSSM and SEMA facilities to provide special needs rehabilitation program(SNR) for children and adolescent with disabilities, and their families by conducting full assessment which is necessary to develop and implement individual educational plans IEP.This assessment and IEP will be conducted by trained and supervised SNR specialists and will include the child developmental skills (social, emotional, motor, language.) and other behavioral skills.The assessment includes making home visits to have more clear idea about the child surrounding.Therefore,SANAD will implement Children’s primary care givers/Families approach through 3 different services: 1.Provide information about their own kid status, and sharing/explaining them the assessment results, and provide continues information about the child progress to stay on the same page with the families.2.Developing home-based plans/activities and train the children’s families on it, so they can implement it properly at home and following those home-based planes by home visits in regular basis.3.Provide psycho social support to the families, through arranging for support groups of them for sharing experiences/success stories.In total 4979 beneficiaries from IDPs and host community including 1260 CwD will benefits from project activities.