Provision of safe and inclusive emergency, life-saving WASH, Education and Health assistance, under priorities 1 and 3, to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs and host communities at risk due to recent displacements and conflict in Abyan governorate (Sarar and Zingubar districts), Al Dhale governorate (AlAzariq district) and Taiz governorate (Mudhafar district). The project aims to target a total of 23,564 IDPs (4,073 men, 5,483 women, 6,896 boys and 7,113 girls) 30,958 host community (5,519 men, 7,621 women, 9,061 boys, 8,757 girls) through an integrated WASH, Health and Education program in Abyan governorate (Sarar and Zingubar districts), Al Dhale governorate (AlAzariq district) and Al Taiz governorate (Al Mudhafar district). Its strategic objectives are linked to the UN cluster objectives and humanitarian response plan for 2021. 
In Education, the project directly contributes to the cluster objective under priority 1 and 3 by increasing access of a total of 4,133 IDPs and 2,538 host communities to safe and inclusive learning as well as awareness on safe hygiene practices reducing disease outbreaks in Sarar district, Abyan governorate and Al Mudhafar, Taiz governorates. So as to achieve the cluster objective, the project will aim to have improved access to quality education in a safe and healthy learning environment by ensuring that 3,850 children (both boys and girls) in 14 schools (4 in Sarar and 10 in Al Mudhafar) learn in a safe and healthy educational environment that improves their emotional, mental and physical well-being. This will achieved through establishment of TLS, rehabilitation of WASH facilities, provision of school furniture and supplies, teachers’ training and hygiene awareness sessions. Throughout the entire program, the activity will be implemented taking into consideration safe programming that is inclusive and caters for all diverse groups including the minority across the gender and age groups. Given the current Yemen humanitarian context, the project will aim at reaching the hard to reach at the frontline and other vulnerable areas with high humanitarian needs. 

In health, the project directly contributes to the cluster objective by increasing access of a total of 6,733 IDPs and 10,100 host communities to health minimum initial service package while strengthening health care staff capacities so as to ensure the continuity of select essential services that can be delivered safely at the community level. In order to achieve the planned outcome, 2 Medical Mobile Teams (MMT) will be created to provide Primary health services and nutrition to remote and hard to reach communities, with priority for pregnant and lactating women, through provision of Primary health services and nutrition through the MMT and referral system support. For a more sustainable program, the project will strengthen capacities of health facilities to meet the health needs of people affected by conflict and recent displacements by ensuring that 16,833 IDPs and Host Community individuals have access to improved primary health care and nutrition services. 

In WASH, the project directly contributes in the cluster objective by increasing access of a total of 12,698 IDPs and 18,320 host communities to critical WASH assistance for meeting their basic needs including water access, sanitation services and basic hygiene items while increasing hygiene practice knowledge by restoring sustainable Water and sanitation systems to improve public health and resilience through rehabilitation of 3 Water schemes(for which assessments have been conducted to inform the BOQs) so as to increase water access for vulnerable households and 2,942 individuals provided with improved access to WASH services to reduce waterborne diseases outbreaks and improve their resilience. The project will ensure to consult separately me, women, boys and girls, including older people and those with disabilities, to ensure that WASH programs are designed so as to provide equitable access and reduce incidences of violence

As an integrated program that utilizes a participatory approach that involved community, CARE has put in place a comprehensive accountability mechanism, including a Complaints, Response, and Feedback Mechanism (CFRM) to ensure the participation of the targeted population in the different phases of the project