Provision of emergency and essential lifesaving health and protection services for the crisis-affected population in Ceelwaq district Gedo  region Somalia In this project, HDC will improve the access and utilization of Emergency integrated health and GBV services for Men, women, and boys and girls living in the most drought-affected areas in the Elwak district of the Gedo region. The health and GBV services will target 12350 affected persons (2,780 men, 4720 women, 2,400 boys, and 2550 girls ) including 3705 IDPs among other vulnerable populations accessing the health services which include routine and campaign immunization to under 5 children and women of childbearing age (WCBA), provision of antenatal and post-natal care to pregnant and lactating mothers safe delivery services for the pregnant mothers, treatment and control of communicable diseases i.e AWD/Cholera patients identify and refer patients with severe medical cases that require admission at health facilities after providing first aid services promote the adoption of good hygiene and sanitation practices to the affected communities and reproductive health services. The work will be carried out at the Ceelwaq District General Hospital by well-trained health care staff including Nurses, Midwives, Doctors, CHW, and professional counselors. The Ceelwaq district hospital will host referrals cases including medical Interventions to address physical and reproductive health consequences and injuries resulting from GBV incidents. This includes Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) within 72hrs with a post-rape kit, including Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) and Emergency Contraception (EC) within 120hrs 2. Mental Health: Clinical treatment for mental disorders resulting from GBV incidents. These response services are delivered by qualified mental health professionals 3. Psycho-Social Support including Case management: are services or support to GBV survivors to recover from emotional, psychosocial, and social effects of GBV including not limited to crisis care, long term emotional and practical support, and information. This includes psychological First Aid to gain necessary stability for rational decision-making, psychological counseling from trained persons or professionals to overcome stress, trauma, depression, and Case Management. CM process involves social workers/caseworkers supporting survivors to assess their multi-sector needs (health, mental health, legal, safety and security, livelihood,) and accompanying them to other services through referral pathways with the consent of survivors. The case management process involves follow-up actions. 4. Psycho-Social Support including Case management to GBV Child survivors: services or support offered to GBV child survivors to recover from the harmful emotional and psychosocial effects of GBV. This includes psychological First Aid (PFA) to gain necessary. GBV activities will also provide dignity kits to hundred (100) beneficiaries and menstrual hygiene kits to 375 vulnerable women, Cash and voucher assistance also will be provided fifty (50) vulnerable women and girls including pregnant and lactating women from IDPs and host community households affected by extreme poverty or violence to mitigate GBV reduce suffering consequences of drought. Enhanced referral linkages supported through coordination with other partners. HDC will manage One-stop Coordinated Response Centers (CRCs) to support GBV services’ activities in line with the Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for GBV in Emergencies Programming. Capacity building for service actors will be conducted to enhance the health and GBV interventions in line with the relevant protocols and guidelines in order to improve the services to crisis-affected populations including services in humanitarian settings. HDC will liaise with other humanitarian actors in the Ceelwaq district, especially while HDC providing static health center I,e Ceelwaq district hospital and ARD will work mobile outreach and will refer to the health and GBV/critical ill. patients cases for better management cases requiring Clinical Management of Rape (CMR).