Provision of Emergency and Essential Healthcare Services for Most Vulnerable Populations of Twic County of Warrap State who are affected by increased violence and food insecurity. UNH is a dual mandated organization that provides development and emergency response, has implemented emergency health projects in 5 of the 10 states amp 2 administrivia areas (Abyei amp Pibor), has local presence in Twic. Developed this project to response to health needs of people of Twic who are affected by increased violence and severe food insecurity, following consultative meetings with the State Ministry of Health, County Health Department, affected persons including elderly amp People with Disability (PwD) and review of interagency needs assessment reports. 
Twic is prone to subnational violence leading to insecurity, displacement, inaccessibility, humanitarian crisis. Health needs of people of Twic are enormous, complicated with contracted economy, increased conflicts, severe food insecurity, threat of disease outbreaks, stockouts of essential medicines, limited health facility functionality as Health Pooled Fund (HPF) now supports 18 health facilities from previous 25.  
Twic county has about 20,466 Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) mainly from Abyei following the subnational violence which started on February 10, 2022 in Abyei between youths of Abyei amp Twic, by July the number of IDPs has increased to 25,266 (July County Relief and Rehabilitation Commission report).  
UNH proposed to response through provision of emergency amp essential health services to contribute to the reduction of preventable morbidity and mortality resulting from effects of acute food insecurity and associated risk of infectious amp epidemic-prone diseases. Will deploy 2 mobile team, 1 in Akoc and 1 in Wunrok and strengthen 1 Primary Health Care Unit in Wunrok to provide Basic emergency obstetric and new-born care (BEmONC). While Universal Network for Knowledge amp Empowerment Agency will response in Aweng, Pannyok and Ajak- Kuac and International Organization for Migration in Turalei Payams hence all 6 Payams will be supported. UNH will coordinate with emergency and regular health partners. Will closely with the existing Boma Health Team to strengthen health and referral linkage between the community and the health facilities. Will provide a wider range of services: 
	Outpatient consultation for common conditions 
	Provide BEmONC services
	Conduct mobile outreaches
	Provide support to the Sexual Gender Based Violence survivors
	Provide community-based level 2 amp 3 (non-specialized) Mental Health amp Psychosocial support to PwD, including referrals for specialized services.
	Conduct preventive/reactive vaccination campaigns for vaccine preventable diseases, like cholera, measles during outbreaks or when indicated in large-scale displacement
	Support COVID-19 vaccination
	Support referral of cholera samples for confirmatory testing/further analysis
	Conduct alert/outbreak verification, investigation, amp response
	Identify amp manage SAM children with medical complications.
	Conduct quarterly supportive supervision 
	Conduct meetings with humanitarian, development amp peace partners.
	Support the Surveillance System for Attacks 
	Submit timely, accurate amp complete reports through EWARS, IDSR and 5Ws. 
	Coordinate the health response with Health Clusters, Ministry of Health, CHD, partners including UN agencies, NGOs to enhance synergies.
Proposed activities in line with allocation, health cluster amp HRP strategies. UNH needs 300,000.00USD to implement the project from September 15, 2022 to September 14, 2023. Will reach 31,350 beneficiaries 12,435 IDPs (men 2,860 women 2,985 boys 3,357 amp girls 3,233) host communities 18,915 (men 4,350, women 4,540, boys 5,107 amp girls 4,918). PwD will be reached through mobile clinics and about 1,568 (Men 361, women 376, boys 423, girls 408).
UNH will work with other health partners, WASH, FSL and Protection partners to ensure synergies and value for money, will engage the CHD and development health partner HealthNet TPO to take over at the end of the project to ensure sustainability.