Provision of primary Healthcare services for the newly displaced conflict affected people in Nertiti Locality Central Darfur state After the expulsion of INGOs from Nertiti in 2009, very few humanitarian NGOs have remained in the locality, and the suffering of the IDPs has increased due to disruption in provision of essential services. 
Thousands of civilians have been displaced from the Jebel Marra area in Sudan’s Darfur region since mid January2016 as a result of increased hostilities between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Abdul Wahid faction of the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA/AW). Hostilities continue to be reported in the Jebel Marra and prospects for the newly displaced remain uncertain. Displacement could increase if hostilities continue.
Estimates for Central Darfur vary between 3,350 and 50,000, out of which more than 20,000 persons sought refuge in Nertiti town, Thur village and Guldo. This has increased the caseload of the IDPs in these areas and put more burdens on limited existing essential services.
Islamic Relief Worldwide has been implementing WASH, health and Food security including school feeding. Programs since 2012 through a permanent office in Nertiti managed by and expat program manager
The proposed project aims to reduce the suffering of the IDPs women, children, host community and nomads in Thur, North camp and Nomads area of Nertiti town of Central Darfur State from communicable diseases. It will mainly focus on primary health care services. The project is designed to increase access to primary health care services for 23,448 conflict affected populations and build the capacity of health team to deliver quality services in Nertiti area of Central Darfur State. The project will target 23,448 people out of which7377 women, 5860 men and 10211 children are expected to have a dignified life in central Darfur through provision of primary Health Care services at their door step. Beneficiaries apart from medicine will receive health amp hygiene education on Personal, Domestic and Environmental hygiene, RH and HIV session for awareness. 
 
The project will deal IDPs  and nomads  beneficiaries and also  the project deal with  368 pregnant women (5%) of the total women beneficiaries ,women on child bearing 738 (10% of the total women beneficiaries and 2042(20%of the total children) children below age 5 for an immunization .
This project is proposed to strengthen the resilience capabilities of the community with integration of multi-sectors such as Health, and disaster risk reduction. Islamic relief has develop 12 month multi sectorial frame work that will help to lay down foundation for linking the rehabilitation with the emergency programs of government and other humanitarian actors including ECHO and SDC initiatives in the area. 
The project will work towards ensuring access to standard minimum package of PHC in the target areas and referral services in addition to institutionalizing sustainable mechanisms and practices in the intervention by establishing community disaster risk management units to prevent epidemics. In addition access to lifesaving medicines, referral services and reproductive health services will also be provided. It will also work with local functional traditional institutions and structures, engaging in various platforms organized by government. Resilience of the target population will be improved through: improved access to health services for children, pregnant and lactating mothers a strengthened health care system to deliver improved disease treatment, prevention and control. Capacity of local departments and communities will also developed on the disaster preparedness activities. More efforts will be made to build the capacity of the community and local authorities to pave the path towards sustainability of Health services.