Strengthen access to comprehensive health and MHPSS services for most vulnerable women, men, children, the elderly affected by conflict in At Ta'iziyah district of Taiz Governorate - AA Areas. ltpgtIn response to DEEM's health needs assessment conducted recently, the project is dedicated to transforming healthcare access and quality in Taiz governorate's At-Ta'iziyah district. Focused on a diverse demographic of 37,781 individuals, including 10,405 women, 8,863 girls, 9,997 men, and 8,516 boys, the project aims to provide life-sustaining and lifesaving services to an inclusive group comprising children, the elderly, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and other vulnerable populations.ltbrgtAligned with HRP objectives, our initiatives are distributed across key areas: 20% on essential MSP support to mitigate food insecurity and malnutrition, 30% on managing disease outbreaks, and 50% on ensuring equitable healthcare access. Our contribution to health cluster objectives includes supporting two BeMONC facilities for maternal and neonatal health, operating a primary healthcare facility for wider health service delivery, deploying Mobile Medical Teams (MMTs) for extended reach, enhancing mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and facilitating specialized care referrals.ltbrgtKey Outcomes and Outputs:ltbrgtnbspnbsp - Enhanced Healthcare Accessibility: Targeting 37,781 individuals across demographics, we're offering psycho-social/psychological support and quality MSP services, ensuring healthcare is tailored to each group's unique needs.ltbrgtnbspnbsp - Robust Operational Support: We're committed to ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services across three facilities with a focus on essential medications, modern equipment, and infrastructural improvements for a sustainable healthcare environment.ltbrgtnbspnbsp - Primary Healthcare Enhancement: Aiming to reach 9,537 individuals in remote areas, our MMTs will provide primary healthcare services, mental health support, and raise awareness of the YHF Beneficiary Feedback and Complaints Mechanism, fostering comprehensive community engagement and care.ltbrgtnbsp - Quality of Care Initiative: Benefiting 28,244 individuals, our focus is on improving the quality of care, waste management, and IPC capacity in health facilities, thereby creating a safe, efficient, and patient-centric healthcare experience.lt/pgtltpgt-nbspDEEM will support one DTC in At Ta'iziyah to respond to the cholera outbreak at 22 May health center.lt/pgtltpgtOur range of activities includes specialized training for healthcare workers, effective management of medical supplies, dynamic health promotion sessions, and robust feedback mechanisms. This project is a strategic response to immediate health needs and a step towards long-term sustainable health improvements in the At-Ta'iziyah district.ltbrgtBy addressing the specific healthcare needs of this varied population, the project not only caters to immediate health concerns but also lays the groundwork for enduring health benefits. The At-Ta'iziyah district, characterized by challenges such as limited healthcare access and heightened vulnerability, requires such targeted interventions. Through this project, we are committed to enhancing the overall health framework of the region, ensuring that each individual, irrespective of age, gender, or condition, receives the healthcare they deserve.ltbrgtlt/pgt