"Providing health services to people in need, including returnees and the host community in Douma" (Eastern Ghota) According to SHF 2019, Eastern Ghouta witness a comprehensive lack of basic service provision, particularly access to safe and clean water and healthcare, According to health actors, most of health facilities are partially damaged. Across the south, rehabilitation efforts – both of personal property and civilian infrastructure – are consistently hampered by a lack of resources and materials, as well as high prices. 
As Lamset Shifa is well known among the communities and people in need to be a medical service provider, it became the main distention to people who have been evacuated from Eastern Ghouta during 2018, those people are  in need of medical treatment and cannot afford it. Thus, we witnessed a massive continuous influx of applicants during 2018 and the last six months from people who are returnees or host communities from Eastern Ghouta. 
Lamset Shifa was able to respond to all people who seek the association’s support using the fund of the WHO grant. Currently, due to the close of the project and huge number of served beneficiaries, Lamset Shifa can’t meet the needs of people who ask the association support, taking into consideration that these needs are increasingly raising as people fail to meet their basic needs. Those people vary between host communities and returnees who are located in Eastern Ghota.
In line with the SHF priorities in response for Eastern Ghouta displacement Lamset Shifa established static medical point in Eastern Ghouta which is located at Duma city and funded by WHO in order to enhance the provision of life-saving and life-sustaining health services. The pre-fabricated center is consisting of four rooms. Specialized medical consultations will be provided on shift basis including: Internist, Gynecologist, Cardiologists, Ophthalmologist, Urologist and Pediatric.  
This project aims to cover all lifesaving surgeries for people in need, including host communities and returnees who are located in Eastern Ghota. In order to ensure that the services provided is efficient, patient will receive primary health care services including medical consultation, medicine and diagnosis investigation. Then, cases which require secondary health services will be referred to hospitals to conduct the surgeries or any other treatment recommended by the doctors. Therefore, secondary services that needed to be funded by OCHA are conducted by the following:
1-Orthopedic ( Most of the people due to injuries ,accidents and the tough situation especially in  eastern Ghota have injured and suffer from bone fractures and a lot of pain and need surgeries and surgeries equipment which has a high cost which most of the Syrian people can’t afford)
2- neurological surgeries.
3- artificial limbs (due to the previous violence action some of the people have lost a limb or many limbs and they will become handicap and can’t work and they will become consumers and can’t support their families so we want to help them and save their families and get a job so they can do living from it so we will provide the limbs by doctor instructions and company with experience in making artificial limbs)
4 –incubation new born.
5- General surgeries (many cases of beneficiaries could be critical and require general surgeries including “Gynecologist, Ophthalmologist, Urologist and other types of general surgeries which have a high cost and most of the targeted segment of beneficiaries can’t afford).
6- Dialysis sessions (based on previous assessment conducted by Lamset Shifa , there is a lack in providing health services for patient with kidney failure, there is no health facility provides this type of services in Eastern Ghota, taking into consideration  the high cost of this services  which  most of the targeted segment of beneficiaries can’t afford, therefore Lamset Shifa could conduct this services through the 2 affiliated Dialysis centers in ”Damascus- Mazzeh- Kiwan”, patients with kidney failure will be supported with sessions)