Increase Access to Essential Health Services for Marginalized Communities in Hebron H2 The old city of Hebron is considered one of the most struggling areas in the West Bank due to the settler’s violence, and the Israeli occupation practices, policies of closures, and movement restrictions due to the large number of military checkpoints and repetitive closures which hinders the ability of these communities to reach out for health services outside the old city of Hebron(H2). The proposed project is an outcome of the continuous assessment of the general situation and particular health needs of the communities in the old city of Hebron(H2) assessed through HWC’s team in cooperation with the H2 area CBOs and local committees with special focus on the health needs of the vulnerable closed communities, in addition to analyzing secondary data review published by others. HWC’s Hebron Emergency Center is one of the main health facilities in H2 area since 2001 providing L2 primary and secondary health services including emergency room services, general medicine, specialty clinics and woman health services (SRH and GBV services), In addition to other supportive diagnostic services such as laboratory and X-ray.The project overall objective is to contribute to the promotion of equitable access to essential and quality health services to communities in the old city of Hebron(H2).This will be accomplished through two specific objectives.(1)To increase the capacity of Hebron Emergency Center to provide essential health services to marginalized population in the old city of Hebron and essential rehabilitation services to PwD.  The capacity of the Hebron Emergency Center of HWC to provide L2 primary and secondary health services and rehabilitation services to PwD wiil be increased increased through (1.1) providing the Hebron Emergency Center with basic medications, medical disposables, lab supplies and medical equipment.(1.2)Providing Hebron Emergency Center with adaptive reconstruction and repair work to host the Rehabilitation Unit for PwD to increase its capasity to provide quality rehabilitation services for PwD (2) To increase the access of H2 residents to L-2 primary and secondary health services through women’s health program service (SRH,and GBV services, chronic disease services, mental health, rehabilitation services for PwD, emergency services through HWC Hebron Emergency center  and medical supplies and lifesaving drugs are accessed through Hebron Emergency Center and HWC mobile team. (R2.1)The closed communities in the old city of Hebron(H2)will have access and provided with SRH services, chronic disease services, rehabilitation services emergency services, and medical supplies and lifesaving drugs are accessed through Hebron Emergency Center and mobile team through medical days. This will be accomplished through the following activities (2.1.1) providing L2 primary and secondary healthcare services including Women Health Program (SRH services),chronic disease services , emergency services(2.1.2) providing  GBV services including GBV awareness ,psychological first aid , psychosocial group and  individual counseling ,referral, mental health and health education and promotion to the marginalize communities of H2. (2.1.3) Organizing Open medical health days inside the five closed neighborhoods of H2 to increase the residents of H2 access to  lifesaving medication,health services including chronic disease and woman health services, in addition to health awareness and promotion in different  health issues Related to women health in all aspects of life, legal and human rights.