Increased access to child protection services for conflict-affected children in Aleppo Governorate by involving active engagement with and by communities to encourage social and behavioral changes. This project contributes to prevent and response Child Protection (CP) concern through implementing Community based child protection activities as the following: 
-Structured psychosocial support in established CFSs. 
-Awareness raising on CP, FTR, CAAFAG and MRE. 
-Prevent and response to separated and unaccompanied children. 
-Case management
The first specific objective of the program is to strengthen community based child protection services. The main activities that will be conducted include establishing child friendly spaces to deliver recreational, structured PSS assistance and support mobile outreach teams that will deliver recreational PSS services and increase awareness on child protection issues such as (CP, FTR, CAAFAG and MRE) and offering Case management response to target specially the vulnerable cases such as UASCs, child labour and CAFFAG cases. 
The second specific objective of this programs to strengthen the capacity for humanitarian worker and community member to respond to child protection concerns. As the staff and CPN member will be trained on CPMS, CPIE, Communication Skills, PFA, PSS, first Aid and case management Ghiras will focus on building the capacity of all staff to be first responder to CP concern in new area. 

 All these Activities will be conducted through well trained staff indoor /outreach teams in Albab area for 10 months. Children and adolescents of ages 6 – 18 years will participate in different kinds of activities in one established CFSs 5 days weekly in Al-bab area to develop their personal and social skills, such as cultural, recreation and other life skills. The activities also aim to help children build social relationships with each other and with adults. Additionally, Ghiras will be conducting case management activities thereby strengthening child protection service provision in new area.
Protection monitoring (PM) component, aligning with the project activities in this location. The PM activities will build on the existing activities in order to increase the likelihood of local acceptance of the data collection. Other areas where PM activities have taken place have seen some resistance where the perception by the community is that information is taken and nothing is received. The CFS animators will be thoroughly engaged in the PM process, supporting the enumerators and the supervisor in collecting and verifying the data. 

Ghiras' team will be deployed PM team in order to conduct a specific protection monitoring focusing on general protection concerns. The initial protection monitoring will be a two phase approach, including a first rapid assessment based on interviews with key informants (community leaders) in order to identify key protection needs and trends, and a more in-depth assessment conducted a few days later at individual level. These assessments will be carried out based on the standard protection monitoring form developed by PMTF and based on its SOPs and the Turkey protection cluster, and that has been field tested by Ghiras in the context of the Aleppo crisis. PM are carried out by Ghiras Staff that are trained on data sensitivity, protection risks, etc.

The collected information, in addition to be used for direct identification of vulnerable people, will be compiled in order to contribute to improving evidence-based advocacy towards duty bearers. Based on protection monitoring findings, reports will be produced and shared with Protection cluster and other actors who needs information for humanitarian situation and protection risk that may support them when they plan for new project or campaign, and advocacy will be considered to ensure humanitarian actors are aware and act to safeguard protection principles.