Provision of Integrated emergency life-saving and gender sensitive essential health services for hard to reach under-served IDPs and vulnerable community in Uror county of former Jonglei, state of South Sudan This project aims to increase access to essential health care services through an integrated service delivery package using both the developmental and emergency service with a focus on the major causes of Morbidity and mortality among the most vulnerable community (Mothers and under-five children). So as to contribute to an improved resilience of crisis affected populations.
Through this project Nile Hope anticipates to support two PHCCs/Motot and Yuai/ and one PHCU /Modit PHCU where approximately 5700 IDPs are settled, this units will be the center of providing integrated and essential health care to beneficiaries and that includes consultation Nutritional screening for under five children and pre and lactating mothers,. 
Two PHCCs supported will be equipped with supplies and qualified health professional to be able to provide services such as provision of safe and normal delivery, essential newborn care, BEmONC, MVA, PAC, PMTCT, Screening for STIs, MHPSS and CMR to SGBV survivors. Health and Nutrition services where MAM cases with Medical complication are also treated and followed up, a linkage will be created with NPA in Canal and Tearfund in Uror to ensure that house hold food security and nutritional support should be integrated to families with SAM child with Medical complication to ensure quick recovery and mitigate relapse.
Modit PHCU will be supported to be able to provide an integrated essential health care to IDPs and the host community in the county. 
Both Motot PHCC and Modit PHCU are physically destroyed and not in good share to provide quality and safe health care which we will reinforce the facilities with minor repair and put up of WASH infrastructure including toilets, these units will be the center for treatment of common diseases including Malaria and Diarheal diseases, provision of routine EPI services, basic maternal and child health that includes ANC, and normal delivery, MHPSS and basic management of SGBV survivors. In addition to fulfilling the WASH infrastructure Health workers will be trained on infection prevention and control to ensure that clients and health workers are protected from the risk of nasocomial infections and mitigate potential outbreaks.
The main project activities include treatment of under-five children with SAM with complications, strengthen basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care including the clinical management of SGBV, Intensify surveillance and support immunization of children against measles, polio and other vaccine preventable diseases and integrated capacity building refreshers (WASH, Health and Nutrition) to prevent, detect and respond to epidemic prone disease outbreaks focusing on cholera/malaria /measles and other diseases of public health concern(TB/HIV AIDS), Providing psycho-social first aid, providing F-ANC and Post Natal Care service check-ups, first aid for mass casualties and putting up ORT- Corner for immediate on site management of Diarrheal cases in Uror County. The community based C4D team will be the arms of social mobilization and awareness creating team that will ensure early case detection and referral of cases to nearest Health unit. 
Hence, Nile Hope will work on enhancing and synergizing the emergency humanitarian response to focus on lifesaving activities while striving at building more durable solutions from the start. With the urgent life-saving needs that exist in the county, a joint effort of intertwining and synergy in both the development and humanitarian responses and an integrated response where Health, Nutrition, WASH and FSL is what Nile Hope will strive to touch ground.