Promote and Strengthen Community-Based protection interventions and Providing Individually Life-Saving Protection Services in NWS. Starting from the priorities identified by the protection cluster and sub-clusters, and as per the findings of the need’s assessments conducted in the last period, SEMA, under the support of SCHF, seeks to provide life-saving protection services in the following two components:
1- CP Services: implemented by SEMA and SANAD which includes the following:
 Continuity of ongoing activities and projects that include existing case management teams and CFS at Afrin and A’zaz districts, which are currently under the support of SCHF through USSOM till the end of July. As SEMA, in partnership with SANAD organization, aims to continue operating the existed two Amal centers in Moaz Abo Mehdi Hospital and introduce CP case management, awareness, identification and referral through the static and mobile teams, where SANAD team will provide Special need rehabilitation program (SNR) for CWD, and their parents.
 AMAL center in Sharan will continue provision its specialized services with expansion in adding a safe space for PSS activities and 2 outreach teams witch will provide awareness raising sessions ,recreational activities and identification and referral for at risk CP cases.
 Establishment of CP services focusing on specialized service at Al-Bab Sub-district, where a new CFS will be established and case management, referral, PSS and awareness sessions’ activities will be delivered through static and mobile teams.
Case management activities will continue to address CP concerns including worst forms of child labor, neglect, child marriage and CAAFAG in addition to those aggravated by COVID-19 such as family separation or children left without their primary caregiver due to illness, hospitalization or bereavement/death of a parent or primary caregivers, risk of neglect, domestic violence, exploitation, and psychological distress. SEMA will continue mobilizing its Health, Nutrition, Physiotherapy, and MHPSS services which formed a strong internal referral system in addition to the effective external referral system for specialized and nonspecialized services already exist.
More details about the activities of SANAD and the added value for partnership with them is uploaded in "Documents" tab.
Already existed CPN (and a new one will be established in Albab), will be utilized to be able to raise the awareness of affected communities on CP concerns, awareness about seriousness of health, contagion risks of COVID–19 outbreak and safety measures and precautions. Supervision mechanism will continue supporting Case managers in providing safe, ethical, and competent services. SEMA team will continue in contributing in CPM as a member of the taskforce.
During the implementation of all activities precaution measures will be taken as per WHO guidelines, where teams will be trained and provided with PPE. In case of COVID-19 spreads activities will be conducted online through WhatsApp groups.
2- Gender Based Violence: Implemented by HRO from the beginning of July.
SEMA in partnership with Hope Revival Organization, the sub-implementing partner, aims to maintain and enhance the safe access of GBV case management and Women and Girl’s Safe Spaces (WGSS) of affected women and girls especially those with special needs in both already functioning centers is Jisr Ash Shugur Community and Kafr Jales Community.
Life Skills, awareness-raising through outreach (entry point to identify GBV cases, risks, and needs), case management, empowerment, training of GBV and non GBV actors, and safety audits are some of the key activities in addition to working with existing community committees and focusing on community engagement and to take part in designing and implementation.
More details about the HRO activities and the added value for partnership with them is also uploaded in "Documents" tab.