Education protection support to IDPs  Most Affected Host Communities students in Al-Duraihmi district, Al Hudaydah governorate  Al-Jaafaria district Raymah governorate  (under pillar 1) ltpgtltfont face="Arial, sans-serif" color="#000000"gtltbrgtAccording to the Humanitarian Needs Overview, 21.6 million people in Yemen will require humanitarian aid and protection services in 2023. Out of them, 13.4 million are in extreme or catastrophic needs. The Humanitarian Response Plan HRP plans to reach the 17.3 million most vulnerable people including IDPs, migrants, refugees, muhamasheen, and other vulnerable segments of the Yemeni society. To achieve this, the 2023 HRP requires the international community collaboration to mitigate collateral effects of conflict on the Yemeni people. Yemen represents one of the world's most challenging operating environments, and gaps in service delivery are compounded by many obstacles. At almost every step in the aid delivery process, humanitarian organizations are forced to contend with major impediments including bureaucratic and administrative restrictions, interference, and security. As one of the humanitarian actors in Yemen and a women led organization based in Hodeidah, SDHGF designs this proposal to help IDPs, most vulnerable HH, student to have access to quality education and protected environment. Inline with the with the Education  Protection clusters priorities. Social Development Hodeida Girls Foundation (SDHGF) will deliver multisector services in Education  Protection sectorsltbrgtAll activities within this project are designed based on need assessments (Education Cluster-The Education Offices- protection cluster - GBVs cluster - Child protection cluster and the local authority in the targeted areas) 6 schools will be targeted within this proposal (3 per district also this proposal is designed to implement the protection activities under pillar 1 and  linked to education activities .ltbrgtThe general objective of this project is to provide sustainable and integrated education  protection services under pillar 1 in Al-Duraihmi district of Hodeidah governorate and Al-Jaafaria district in Rayma governorate to the most acute in need IDPs or returned -host communities and students to meet their needs and improve their resilience in terms of education  protection  interventions. In the Education sector, SDHGF will target 3 schools in Al-Duraihmi district of Hodeidah governorate and Al-Jaafaria district in Rayma governorate including 555  IDPs or returned students and, as well as training teachers on education in emergencies and the provision of psychological support, Also the new establishment of learning Classrooms, rehabilitation of old classrooms and latrines in addition to the construction of new latrines that are accessible with disabilities and gender-sensitive. Also, through this project, SDHGF will provide incentives to 190  teachers. The activities will focus on Active Learning Training targeting teachers, and psychological support training for teachers who will ensure minimizing the risk of violence among students, enabling an inclusive learning environment and establishment and training of Father Mother Councils FMC in target schools. SDHGF will implement the project in total commitment to targeting the most vulnerable population based on education clusters selection criteria with no discrimination based on age, gender, religion, ethnicity, or disability.ltbrgtlt/fontgtlt/pgt