Equitable access, quality and coverage to comprehensive primary health care for IDP’s girls, boys, women and men in targeted IDPs population , Primary health care services provided and supported within Heevie static clinic in Mam Rash IDP camp. The occupation of Sinjar district by ISIS made thousands of Yazidi families of the region to be displaced towards the safe regions in Iraqi Kurdistan Around 670 families (estimated 4000 population) are moved to a new camp in Shekhan district / Ninawa governorate (Mam Rash camp) for previously non-camp IDPs along Duhok districts specially those habiting the unfinished buildings, those people are in urgent and continuous need for the primary health services.

It must be pointed out that the health profile of the Iraqi population has been characterized with increased prevalence of chronic conditions (Hypertension, DM, Ischemic heart disease and cancer)  and thus, increased demand over chronic medications. With reference to sphere standards, prioritization of None – Communicable Disease (NCD’s) management comes from the importance of ensuring that individuals with NCDs whom were receiving treatment before the displacement are still being granted the health access to do so and in order to avoid sudden discontinuation of treatment and vulnerability to the great risk of discontinuation of the treatment. Along those lines, patients’ referral for advanced health services within proper time frame has been regarded as an issue of particular importance.

Heevie is aiming to provide equitable access to primary health services to the people in camp through the below mentioned services:

1.	Supervision of communicable and non communicable diseases.
2.	Immunisation services specially for under 5 year old children.
3.	Better quality nutrition services.
4.	Antenatal care for pregnant ladies.
5.	Health awareness and health education of the community.
6.	Health information system strengthened and EWARN system expanded
7.	Referral system for secondary and tertiary care centers.

Under proposed project, Heevie will provide comprehensive primary health care services through well equipped static health clinic in Mam Rash camp. The selected location of clinic emphasis on security, accountability and accessibility by target IDP’s inside the camp.

The clinic will be functional 8 hours / 6 days /week, in addition to a (B-C) shift for following up with emergency cases, staffed with qualified staff as follows:
	(A) Shift (8:00 - 16:00): 
	One General Practitioner and One Obstetrician. 
	Other health workers supporting clinic activities will include
1 male nurses
2 female nurses  
1 pharmacist
1 Assistant pharmacist
4 community health workers
	(B) Shift (16:00 – 8:00): one emergency clinical male nurse for the emergency cases.

Proposed clinic staff will also include non-medical support staff 
Project Manager 
Accountant
Supporting daily and weekly data collection and entry
Cleaner 
Guard
Driver

Heevie will utilize its experience to properly structure the clinic in order to maintain a systematic and reliable workflow in terms of patient's reception, physical examination and provision of medication. Furthermore, the clinic will be designed in a manner that allows proper infection control, safety and security measures and data collection activities.

At the primary level, proposed clinic will provide:
	Provision of Primary health care services General practitioner and obstetrical consultations, Chronic and Acute medication prescription, Management of Communicable and Non -Communicable Diseases (NCD’s), Health Education, Contribution to building advocacy towards immunization services.
	For patients in need for advanced (secondary, tertiary/life-saving) medical intervention, patients will be transported immediately in coordination with DoH to the nearest MOH hospital using an ambulances provided by DoH Duhok.
The medical waste products of the clinic will be treated through the (Waste Product Unit) of DoH Duhok in direct coordination with DoH.
With reference to WHO essential drug list, logistic, supply and relevant warehouse personnel will maintain adequate reserves of medication