Provide equitable quality health care services include surgical, trauma, injury care, post-trauma and injury care, psychological and mental health care to affected vulnerable groups with attention to people with special needs in Idlib and Aleppo in North-west Syria The project will provide the appropriate health care services to all boys and girls, women, men, with attention to people with special needs, physical disability, mental disorders, and psychosocial problems, without any sexual discrimination, among IDPs and host communities in northwest Syria. The project is divided into 3 main components:
1- Ariha central hospital: The hospital will provide life-saving health care services with attention to surgical, trauma, injury care, post-trauma care, and ensure referral pathways for (12812 men, 10454 women, 7454 boys, 7299 girls) including all age group children, adolescences, young adults, middle age adults, and older adults through providing trauma services, including minor and major surgeries resulting from war and non-war injuries with attention to acute medical emergencies requiring immediate surgical intervention, providing outpatient consultations including mental health consultation, providing medical supplies, and referral of medical emergency cases who need further management. Ariha Hospital is the only health facility that provides emergency surgical, trauma and injury care in the area. it provides health services to the communities. The hospital receives the referred cases from the other areas that suffer from increased escalation Al-Marra and Khan Shikhon district in the south, rural Hama in West, and Saraqeb district in East where Ariha hospital considered as a first-line referral and/or front-line facility in an armed conflict area.
2- The project will ensure accessibility for people with disabilities to equitable, holistic and standardized quality health services with attention to physical therapy services in northwest Syria through providing the following activities: Modification of the accessibility features (ramps, toilets with grab bars, and handrails/ grab) of 20 health facilities. Increase the technical capacity of 120 physical therapy service providers, (new and existing service providers) The training’ aim is improving the quality of physical rehabilitation services in NWS for all disabled patients including patients with amputations, brain trauma injuries, spinal cord injuries, peripheral neuropathy, fractures, burns, congenital (inherent) deformities, etc., 
3- The project will ensure mental health and psychosocial well-being of the conflict-affected population, IDPs and the host community The scope of activities and locations as following: 
1- Building the capacity of 20 doctors and health professionals in MHGAP interventions, 4 days training, Training will be provided by MHGAP trainers who attended the TOT training conducted by WHO, the trained doctor will provide MHGAP interventions within communities that have a gap in MHPSS services
2- Building the capacity of PSWs in WHO endorsed curriculums. (PM+, PSS guidebook) 27 training days for (20) PSWs 
3-Providing mental health service by MHGAP trained doctor, under continuous supervisions in Ariha central hospital, Ariha city, Idlib, 800 mental health consultations will be provided for 240 patients 
4-providing focused on specialized services by PSWs:(case management, PM+,) according to WHO developed methodology, 4 PSWs will be hired in Ariha central hospital located in Ariha city, Idlib ( the activities include the based facility and the outreach activities). 
2304 sessions will conduct for 2560 beneficiaries (8% people with disability) (48%males, 52%females) (35%women,30%men,16%girls, 19%boys)
5-Providing continuous supervision of all MHPSS activities