Support Daret Azza and Batbu CBICs in Aleppo District. In response to Covid-19 outbreak Disease, which is affecting all the world countries, including the Republic of Syria, where Northern West of Syria is still in need of humanitarian relief, considering the health system in NWS is still fragile with urgent need for continuous support.
However, due to the current overcrowded living condition and proportional inefficient housing space for self-isolation in the camps and host communities, Al-Seeraj Organization propose to establish community based Isolation centers, which will offer separate and restrict the movement of the suspected/ confirm COVID-19 infection with mild symptoms and without underlying chronic condition (lung, heart, renal failure or immuno-compromising condition). The community- based Isolation will run by trained health personnel community health workers and IPC workers and other supportive staff to basic health care services.
Qatar charity will equip the Daret Azza and Batbu Community Based Isolation centers in Aleppo district, with all needed medical and non-medical equipment to be fully functional, while Al-Seeraj Organization with this fund opportunity will support the running cost for five months as first stage.
the supporting plan will be 61,205 USD CBIC/month, as direct cost excluding the Support and in-direct-cost. the activation plan is targeting two CBICs in Aleppo location (Daret Azza and Batbu) for five months.
The Community-Based Isolation will start with 50-bed capacity distributed as follows:
1. observation areas with capacity of 15 beds defined for highly suspected cases/ contact developed symptoms and undergoing laboratory confirmation testing and provision of basic supportive therapy, HE and maintaining premise hand and respiratory hygiene.
2. Isolation and case management areas with capacity of 30 beds, run by medical staff (1 MD, 2-3 nurses per shift) to provide medical assessment and supportive therapy for confirm COVID-19 infection with mild symptoms and without underlying chronic condition 
3. recovery areas capacity of 5 bed run by 1 doctor and 1 nurse/8hrs shift to provide final assessment and preparation for discharge cases.
this proposal aims to cover all the approximately 91,000 population of the Aleppo targeted areas, by improving access to community isolation services for the most vulnerable group as following: (1) children under eighteen years of age, (2) the elderly, (3) women of reproductive age, (4) IDPs and host communities(5) and people with disabilities, Through our proposed intervention.
Al-Seeraj strategy is to support two Community Based Isolation centers in Aleppo, to be the first point in our intervention providing health services for new suspected/ mild symptoms cases.
this intervention from Al-Seeraj organization was well designed to fill the gaps in the current healthcare services in the targeted areas, in coordination with local authorities and Idlib amp Aleppo health directorates.
the first month will be preparation month to complete recruitment, the required training for the staff on IPC matter, procurement process, contracting, coordination with other partners including QC for receiving the tents and equipment.