Protection Services for IDPs in Collective Sites / Parameter 2 - Marib   Aljawf Project Targeted Districts of Al Jawf are (Khabb wa ash Sha'af, Al Hazm and Al Maton). Collective Sites are 17 sites (Almrhana, Wadi Maqar, Al-Jeblah, Al-Jarr, Al-Saed, Al-Hazm City, Wadi Shahen, Al-Hazm City, Al-Adlayn, Al-Baten, Al-Haijah, Al-Mahazeem, Al-Qasabah, Al-Qawasemah, Al-Saleel Al Ahmed, Farsha and Farsha). Project Targeted Districts of Marib are (Harib Al Qaramish, Marib City and Marib City). Collective Sites are 3 sites (Al Hazm, Community collage center and Al-Gofinah Site).
In the context of displacement, thousands of families are suffering of multiple social issues, human rights violations,  particularly, persons with special needs, householders lack National IDs. IDPs suffering of depression, anxiety, fear, humiliation and lack basic needs.
Main Activities:
(1)	Protection Cash Assistance:
-	Persons facing urgent protection risks and
-	Emergency Cash Assistance for civilian victims of indiscriminate conflict, such as airstrikes or shelling.
(2)	Case Management (Social Workers): 
-	Child Protection: establishment of two Child Friendly Space where there will be recreational toys and awareness sessions by carried out by social consolers and Child specialist will be invited occasionally to identify abused children, protection issues and mitigate sufferance duly case-by-case then when needed referral to service providers. For GBV survivors or at risk cases, referral will mainly be dispatched to “UNFPA” working partners.
-	Other persons with specific needs (e.g. older persons, persons with disabilities): vulnerable elderly persons with specific needs or disabilities will be subjected to case management to address their issues and depending on case management referral for cash assistance.
(3)	Civil Documentation (Legal Assistance): providing legal counselling, Documentation support of National IDs amp Birth Certificates, referral mechanism to Civil Registry Authority to issue required documents upon signed agreement between YRC and Civil Registry Authority. Carrying out legal awareness sessions for instance but not limited to Access to legal services, IHL, child law, Human Rights, Women Rights, freedom of movement and Documentation.
(4)	Community Needs and Services Assessment:
-	Ongoing identification of persons with specific needs in the community,
-	Conducts or continually updates information and mapping of available services in order to conduct safe referrals, and
-	Works, together with the community, to identify community-level protection risks.
(5)	Support for Family Resiliency and Community Solidarity:
-	YRC will have a focal point, staff and necessary space (in conjunction with activities in the community) to conduct activities for men, women, and children through age and gender appropriate activities that address immediate effects of conflict and build resiliency.
-	Psychosocial support activities will be conducted in cooperation with specialized mental health partners and staff.
(6)	Mine Risk Education: Through communities and agreed modalities, YRCS location offices will support raising the awareness of communities on the risks of mines and UXOs.
(7)	CBPNs: Identification of vulnerable cases and participating in awareness activities of social cohesion and peaceful coexistence based on YRCS support.
(8)	Management and Monitoring: MampE
(9)	YRCS share fund 52000 USD:
-	40 Tents for awareness activities in the targeted Hosting Sites.
-	200 Food Baskets for the IDP pregnant women and infants in Hosting Sites who are suffering of malnutrition.
-	200 Hygiene kits for households that suffered of epidemic like cholera. 
-	50 Awareness sessions of Initial Psychological Support.
-	100 Emergency Boxes and Accessories for Health Care of minor injuries.