Integrated Multi-Sectorial Services to the South Sudanese Refugees in Jabel Awlia Locality in Khartoum State The project is planned to provide multi-services combined from Health, Nutrition and GBV intervention through well-established center in Bantiu in Jabel Awlai locality targeting mainly SSRwith 10% coverage of other groups in the area.The project targets acutely malnourished children(SAM with or without complication)either through treatment or through rehabilitating services. Improve the capacityofMOH staff to provide quality services and community volunteers,the ultimate goal of the project“save the lives” of acute malnourished children U5 in Jebel Awlia locality with total number of population 1,380,014(Nutrition Sector-Sudan),The estimation for GAM U5 children is 6.4% whereas SAM is0.50%(S3M 2018).The U5 SAM target 1,000(510 Girls, 490 Boys ) is within the identified boundariesfor achieving the first thematic priority(i.e. saving lives).Health target is11,970(4421male,5100 female,1200 boy,1249 girls)Provision of medical treatment for 11244, 3748 patient with serious medical conditions out of the mentioned target referred to hospital,200 U5 SAM(102 g,98 b)  with medicalvision of medical supplies and equipment for Bantiu PHC and Conduct 24(2/month)Awareness Raising Sessions (AWRs),oncommunity and personal health and hygiene,mental health,mother and child health,as well as CoVID-19,floods and diseases outbreak preparedness and responses.Nutrition target1,328(14 male, 314 female,490 boy,and 510 girls as follow:Treat 1000 SAM children,CMAM and NIE training for 28 persons, 6 (3 women, 3 men))technical staff and 22(11 women, 11men))community volunteers,select and train 300 mothers to develop 30 IYCF groups from the communities.Nutrition activities also include,12 MUAC screening for case finding and refer, 24 nutrition mobile OTP,24 cleaning campaigns,and 24 (2/month)Awareness raising sessions Through protection/GBV interventions, AMVO will rehabilitate women safe space at the PHC in Bantiu area, Jebel Awlia locality to carry on protection/GBV activities.AMVO will initiate its intervention with protection vulnerability assessment in Jebel Awlia locality to cover Bantiu area to identify conditions, perceptions, protections issues and assessing the availability,efficiency and lessons learned. Almanar will form and improve capacity of one Community Based ProtectionCommittees/CBPCs (50% female) and integrate water committee who works with COOPI at the same location through providing TOT trainings on Protection/GBV related issues,PSEA,referral pathways to improve the CBPCs required skills to contact with their communities and identify their needs. 4 networking meetings followed by 2 forums will be coordinated to raise community protection and GBV related issues to be solved with decision makers.Case management amppsychosocial support will be provided to 30W SGBV survivors and 300 dignity kits will be distributed to vulnerable women/girls of reproductive age.30W survivors will be referred to relevant service providers to insure they received protection/GBV needed services.Also, 200 extremely vulnerable individuals from the targeted community will receive direct material support based on their need.AWR activities will be implemented targeting 1,000 Women and girls through tea talk groups and focus group discussions to improve their knowledge and understanding about their rights. AMVO will enhance the capacity of health providers and relevant line ministries through providing CMRtraining and professional practical advance training for relevant line ministries representatives to support protection and GBV among community.Also will target 30 women survivors with engage them in different vocational trainings to improve their livelihood and socioeconomic status.COVID-19 precautionary steps will be taken under consideration during conducting all project activities.