Supporting Returnees,out-of-camp IDPs and Host communities by providing comprehensive life-saving and wellbeing healthcare services across Iraq A consortium composed of Stitching Cordaid with five NGOs partners (2 international, 3 local) including (Première Urgence Internationale (PUI), INTERSOS, Doctors Aid Medical Activities (DAMA), Iraqi Health Access Organization (IHAO) and Access Aid Foundation (AAF) NGOs), will provide immediate health assistance to the vulnerable returnees and out of camps IDPs who are returned or displaced to 45 locations in eight governorates across Iraq, most of them are extremely difficult to reach. This project will respond to the gaps in primary health services, reproductive health, vaccination, nutrition, newborn care, mental health, sexual and physical violence. The project will provide a comprehensive wellbeing health care package (CPHP) of services to returns individuals and out of camps IDPs who are at risk. The health care package will include the provision of primary health care, mental health services and psychosocial support (MHPSS), referrals, training for sexual and gender-based violence, community outreach, outreach through community health workers (CHW), maintenance and restoration of primary health care centers, and a comprehensive program for capacity building for Ministry of Health employees and local health authorities. With Cordaid assuming the role of a major consortium, the programs will target underserved communities in the governorates of Nineveh, Kirkuk, Salah al-Din, Duhok, Sulaymaniyah, Erbil, Diyala and Anbar. Services will be provided through fixed primary health care centers and mobile medical teams in the targeted areas. Primary health care will include general medical consultations for non-communicable diseases, chronic and infectious diseases. Also, providing vaccination, and nutrition for children under five years of age and newborn care for returnees and IDPs areas by providing support to health teams affiliated with the Ministry of Health to reach newborns and children under five years of age to ensure that polio or measles vaccination and nutrition are taken targeting returnees and IDPs areas.

The targeted location for each partner will be as below:

A-For AAF
1-	Sulaymaniyah - Kalar – Rezgari.
2-	Ninawa - Sinjar - Qairawan - Hay Al-Adel.
3-	Ninawa - Al-Mosul - Al-Muhamadath.
4-	Ninawa - Aqra - Markaz Aqra.
5-	Salah Al Din -Tooz Khurmato -  Omersufy.
B- For Dama 
1-	Duhok -Sumel - Sindi – Khanke.
2-	Erbil - Shaqlawa - Harir – Khabat.
3-	Erbil - Markaz Erbil - Harsham 3.
4-	Erbil - Erbil - Markaz Erbil - Nawroz Banslawa.
5-	Al-Sulaymaniyah - Al-Sulaymaniyah - Bazian- Bazian Brayati.
6-	Al-Sulaymaniyah - Al-Sulaymaniyah - Bazian - Barda Qaraman Kupala.
7-	Erbil - Makhmour - Qaraj - Markaz Qaraj.
8-	Ninawa- Al-Hamdaniya - Namroud - Namroud center.
9-	Ninawa - Telafer – Rabia.
C-For Cordaid
1-	Al- Anbar - Al Kaim - Al Karabela - Al Sadaa.
2-	Al- Anbar- Al Fallujah - Markaz Al-Fallujah - Hay Al-Shuhadaa.
3-	Al-Anbar-Al Kaim - Al-Rummaneh- Hay Al-Yarmook.
4-	Al-Anbar - Al-Ramadi - Markaz Al-Ramadi – 5kilo.
5-     Al- Anbar- Al Fallujah - Markaz Al-Fallujah
6-	Ninawa - Talafar - Telafar city - Markaz Telafer - Hay Al-Muthana.
7-	Diyala - Al-Khalis - Markaz Al-Khalis - Markaz Al-Khalis.
8-	Diyala - Al-Muqdadiya - Al-Wajihia.
D-For INTERSOS
1-	Sulaymaniyah - Sulaymaniyah - Qaradagh – Qaradagh.
2-	Erbil - Erbil -Markaz Erbil – Turaq.
3-	Salah Al Din - Al-Shirqat - Markaz Al-Shirqat - Al-Nahya Village.
E-For PUI 
1-	Ninewa-Talafar- Zummar.
2-	Duhok - Zakho - Markaz Zakho.
3-	Duhok - Sumel – Fayda.
4-	Dohuk - Al-Shikhan - Markaz Al-Shekhan – Mahad.
5-	Duhok -Dohuk - Markaz Duhok.
6-	Duhok - Sumail - Markaz Sumail.
F-For IHAO
1-	Ninawa - Al-Baaj - Al- Qahtanya – Wardeya.
2-	Al-Anbar - Al-Ramadi - Al-Rahhaliya - A-Karama Complex.
3-	Kirkuk - Al-Hawiga - Al-Abbasi - Hawd Sittah Village.
4-	Kirkuk - Al-Hawiga - Al-Zab - Shamitt village.
5-	Kirkuk - Al-Hawiga - AL-Abbasi - Gharib Village.
6-	Kirkuk - Al-Hawiga - Al-Zab - Hilwa Middle.
7-	Kirkuk - Al-Hawiga - Al-Zab - Ash sh