Provision of Essential life-saving Primary Health Care services to IDPs and vulnerable Host Communities in Kismayo  Baar Sanguni village of  Jamame  District, Lower Juba Region, Somalia Due to the health gaps in the project  target area Muslim Aid intends to narrow that gap through SHF prioritized approach for health intervention in lower juba and thus is proposing this  project Provision of Essential life-saving Primary Health Care services to IDPs, Returnees and vulnerable Host Communities in Ksmayo amp Baar Sanguni village of  Jamame  District, Lower Juba Region, Somalia

The project aims are providing Emergency and Essential and critical life-saving health care services to IDPs,returnees and vulnerable host communities to reduce morbidity and mortality among vulnerable crisis- affected women , men and children in Kismayo and Baar Sanguni Village of Jamame District.The project targets the most vulnerable 40,000 persons classified as 8000 children  (4000 boys and 4000 girls) under 5 years of age, 16640 Women, and 15360 Men  through the following activities: Provision of refresher training for the health staff,  Provision of Emergency and essential Health Care Services (PHC), Mobile medical services providing PHC and referral to IDPs and hard to reach vulnerable communities, integration of mental health and Psychological Support services to PHC and community Care services, Emergency Reproductive Health Services, immunization services to the remote villages/hard to reach, community engagement in health education to community members, scale up outbreak early warning response (EWAR) and case management, provision of essential medications and supplies, establishing referral pathways in remote areas/hard to reach areas in Kismayo and Baar Sanguni Village of  Jamame District, Lower Juba Region that has been recently liberated from Alshabab insurgent group and have overwhelming health needs owing to the existing huge health gaps in lower Juba region specially in the target area of Kismayo and villages of Jamame district by addressing  and finding solution for common illnesses that are particularly harmful in malnourished children, provide health interventions to ensure the provision of emergency primary health care including immunization and reproductive health care integrated with nutrition services at both static facilities, Health posts and through outreach address high morbidity associated with malnutrition and ailments

in addition to that project activity will support pregnant and lactating women (PLW) for Safe motherhood, address poor nutrition outcomes for children and  preserve maternal health and lower maternal morbidity (incidence of illness) and mortality. 

The project will support two static MCHs in Kismayo town of lower Juba region of Jubaland Statee of Somlia , one health post in Baar Sanguni, one outreach mobile clinic for Kismayo IDPs and suburb and one outreach mobile clinic for villages scattered in the area surrounding Baar Sanguni main village and between Kismayol and Baar Sang Sanguni - the two static MCHs in Kismayo are already existing facilities and the resource will upgrade and give boost to services to provide services to more vulnerable communities in health and nutrition  risks whereas the project will setup one Health post in Bar Sanguni and form an effective outreach mobile team with necessary health equipment, supplies and qualified health staff including one doctor