Provision of essential and lifesaving emergency health interventions to vulnerable and affected populations in Ulang County. South Sudan has had a lot of health challenges due to the weak health systems. According to SARA survey conducted in 2019 only 44% of the population in South Sudan are able to access health services and even of the 44%   don’t have the complete minimum package for health and nutrition services.
Ulang county has a total population of 136474 individuals who actually have been struggling with lack of health service delivery and have to walk long distances to reach the health facilities. Malaria, Acute watery Diarrhea and respiratory tract infections are major causes of morbidity and mortality in the county. Pregnant mothers lack Antenatal and postnatal care services and most of them are lacking skilled deliveries a contributing factor to the high maternal Mortality rates standing currently at 789/100000 live births(UNICEF 2020)
This project will contribute to the cluster objectives of reducing excess mortality and morbidity rates through provision of essential health services to the vulnerable and affected populations in Ulang county. TADO will ensure that there is delivery of integrated health services and provision of mental health and SGBV services to the vulnerable and affected populations in Ulang County
This project will seek to improve access to essential health services to 30510 vulnerable and affected populations in Ulang county broken down as follows
Men (4577) Women(12204) Boys (6407) Girls (7323) out of which (15256) will be IDPS (9153) returnees and (6105) host communities. The project will also have 550 people with disabilities.
This essential health services will be offered through 1 mobile unit (Kolome Mobile Unit), and 1 PHCU (Ruplet PHCU).  The services to be offered include the following:
	Out patient consultations both in the static facilities and the mobile units
	ANC and PNC services both in the static and mobile sites
	Folic acid distribution to pregnant mothers
	BeMNOC services in the heath facilities
	Health education services and risk communication
	Reporting on IDSR and EWARS
	Wound management through minor surgeries and proper wound care
	Referral of SGBV cases to the facilities for management
	Malnutrition screening and referral to Nutrition management centers and management of SAM with complications
	EPI services in static facilities and in the mobile units
	Capacity building of the health staffs on Surveillance and infection prevention and control
	Growth monitoring in the mobile sites through screening for malnutrition and case management in the Nutrition centers
	Malaria case management in mobile sites and static facilities
	Acute watery Diarrhea case management
	Mental health services
	All the mobile units and PHCUs will do referrals to  PHCC
	Proper waste segregation and disposal 
	Vitamin A supplementation and deworming for U5 will also be  done.
	Community awareness on COVID 19 pandemic and control  and prevention measures
	Distribution of COVID 19 treatment guidelines and IEC materials
	Set Up of water points in heath facilities to facilitate hand washing as a measure to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic
	Active case surveillance of COVD 19 Suspected cases

All these services will be integrated with nutrition services and WASH in health facilities. The integrated approach will improve equity and access to health care services to vulnerable and affected populations in Ulang County.
Through out the project cycle, Accountability to the affected population will be done by ensuring that the communities and beneficiaries participate in the project inception, implementation and closure.