Protection of Disaster Affected Children In Logar and Maidan Wardak Provinces This project will provide protection and MHPSS services to the highly vulnerable children in 4 districts of Maidan Wardak and 4 districts of Logar province. Children in Crisis requests 317.477 USD to provided case management, MHPSS, Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR), interim care and recreational activities to a total of 18,748 individuals in  Puli Alam, Baraki Barak, Khoshi and Mohammad Agha districts of Logar province and Sayed Abad, Jalriz, Maidan Shahr, and Nerkh districts of Maidan Wardak Province.
The districts prioritized considering the high protection need. With financial assistance of UNICEF Children in Crisis currently provides MHPSS, case management, multipurpose cash assistance, and recreational services through CFSs in all the targeted districts and provinces.
The project promotes the physical and psychosocial protection of vulnerable conflict and crisis-affected children and women through (i) Case management services (which includes identification, intervention plan , provision of specialized MHPSS services, and referral services for vulnerable children (ii) Establishment and training of community based protection committees to identify, respond to protection risks and incidents and refer and follow up for specific services, (iii), Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR), interim care and reunification of UASCs. 
The project will provide case management service to a total of 960 cases, 80 vulnerable communities shall benefit from the functional community-based protection committees which shall be trained to mitigate and respond to protection risks of individuals and groups in the community 4562 individuals will benefit from the MHPSS services which will be provided by the project MHPSS counselors as well as specialized services which will be provided by the service providers. 80 UASC children at significant risk due to separation from caregivers will receive counselling, interim care and reunified with the care givers.
Additional 12,586 individuals including (5,034 boys, 3,776 girls, 2,517 men and 1,259 women) will have increased awareness about child rights, child protection risks such as early marriage, child labor, trafficking in person, illegal migration and referral pathways.
CIC will directly implement the project in Maidan wardak and in partnership with OFRD in Logar province, OFRD is a strategic partner with CIC on CP, education, and CTIP/Irregular Migration since last 3 years. The new strategic partnership between OFRD and CIC will lead OFRD’s further capacity building to work and serve as local Afghan NGO for Afghan people. Thus, OFRD has very rich working experience in the area of counter human trafficking/illegal migration and fight with BGV. OFRD was able to establish the Afghanistan Network for Combating Trafficking in Persons (ANCTIP) – www.anctip.org in July 2017. The Afghanistan Network for Combating Trafficking in Persons (ANCTIP) is assembled of Civil Society Organizations and Non-Governmental Organizations which established with the support of International Organization for Migration (IOM) in July 2017. The partnership of two organization will add value to the sustainability and impact of the project as general but more specifically in following areas:
- OFRD expertise would be used to raise awareness on child protection issues but mainly trafficking in person, improve advocacy on combating trafficking in person and protection of children. Preventing, identification and response to the TiP more cases and more specifically cases of Bachabazi in two provinces.
- Children in Crisis will build the technical but also organizational capacity of OFRD to ensure they apply for AHF partnership and pass due diligence directly or through ACBAR twining programme.
- Being a local organization, OFRD has strong community acceptance and therefore would safely implement the sensitive TIP activities beside general child protection activities.