Comprehensive GBV protection, prevention and response services in Baabda (Baabda, Hadet, Sibnay, Kfarchima, Wadi Chahrour al Oulia, Wadi Chahrour al Soufla, Haret es Sett, Merdache, Haret el Botom, and Boutchai) and El Metn (Daoura, Fanar, Sabtye, Sed El Bouchrieh, Dekouane, Sin El Fil, Er Raouda, Nabaa, Jal el Dib, Jdaidet el Metn) for 665 individuals (233 Lebanese, 233 refugees and 199 migrants) at increased risks in the context of Lebanon multiple crisis under Pillar 1. This project will provide GBV protection services for the most critically vulnerable Lebanese, refugee and migrant populations women, and girls, including persons with disabilities and older persons, living in Baabda, and El Metn districts. 
It will address GBV needs through provision of GBV risk mitigation and prevention services including case management, protection cash, PSS, life skills trainings, in addition to legal services. 

GBV survivors will receive based on individual assessment protection cash assistance and dignity kits. The project will support through its partner MSD, legal counseling, legal support and representation for GBV cases for refugees, Lebanese and migrants in addition to PSS and provision of dignity kits for the migrants caseload. 

The project will operate through the main office located in Dora to cover Metn area and will collaborate with local CBOs located in Sed El Bouchrieh and Dekweneh who showed interest to host Tabitha and MSD and conduct activities at their premises in Dekweneh and Fanar. These centers can host all the activities related to life skills and emotional support and can also receive referrals for specialized services. 
In Baabda district, Tabitha will operate through local CBOs namely the municipalities, SDCs centers, Tabitha has already collaborated with the SDC of Wadi Chahrour and the municipality there who accepted to use their premises to conduct the activities, Tabitha's mobile team will be roaming with a pre-set scheduled from one area to another to deliver the needed services. The team of the community center of Aley with its extended experience in protection will also be mobilized. Social workers may receive referrals when the caseload permits it from other NGOs and CSOs, community outreach workers, cases identified through individuals or family members already participating in activities at the local CBOs. 

Case Management services will follow the social work methodology including individual vulnerability/needs assessments (through interviews and home visits when possible), and a network of outreach workers (selected and trained among vulnerable refugees/host communities on safe identification and referral) to facilitate trust and access to isolated groups. Tabitha follows the national protection working groups, using the recognized referrals pathways to ensure cases that require specialized follow-up will be referred to access specialized service providers. MHPSS services will be made available for women and girls either by Tabitha's team or through referrals to other service providers. Two social workers from Tabitha and 1 from MSD will deliver life skills sessions and will conduct case management. All Tabitha and MSD's social workers are trained on the national SOP for GBV cases. The legal assistance program operates using a holistic approach, whereas both lawyers and social workers provide services to those in need of assistance. Tabitha will provide capacity building for its partners, and collaborators by providing trainings on PSEA, and accountability.