Provision of health support and protection monitoring through mobile clinics  in Central, East and South Ukraine The project will provide integrated emergency health and protection services for all conflict affected people in an inclusive manner, with a special focus on vulnerabilities, elderly, women, children, and PWD in Central, East and South Ukraine. 
INTERSOS builds its response based on the data collected through the presence in the field, through the Emergency team, active and deployed in country since the commencement of the war, and with the full support and expertise of its national partners, but also based on the experience from its operational activities in conflict settings
The health service package is designed to support the national health system, the local authorities and health actors in providing emergency health services to all in need, to respond to the priority health related needs by supplying lifesaving medical items and specific medical equipment for the identified health facilities, with prevention and health education integrated with protection services (Protection Profiling and Referral) and (in the second phase of the intervention) activation of Emergency Response Team (ERT) for medical arising needs as contingency/preparedness plan
Within the Protection domain, Intersos will provide initial assistive care for people through provision of protection information and group PFA and basic PSS. Those requiring advanced PSSwill be referred to the local partner Zaporuka (when possible, as per geographical scope), to other specialized partners and to the online PSS support platform managed by Zaporuka and Soleterre. Information resource booths will be set up in the protection mobile clinics to help people access information of service available. Along with this information, will be provided information on services for GBV response, how to protect themselves from trafficking, hotlines they can access to report incidents and information about other humanitarian actors and services. Information will be collected from people accessing on violations, protection risks and abuses to be able to predict protection trends .
The project will be operating in 4 Oblasts: Vinnyska, Poltava, and (through a lighter intervention) Odeska and  Dnipropetrovsk (Krivi Rih) with the main field office set up in Vinnytsia and satellite bases in Poltava (supporting Krivi Rih) and Odeska. As the ongoing crisis is very fluid, the proposal foresees a high degree of flexibility, for target locations and modality of intervention, to ensure the response stays relevant to the needs and adapts. To respond to the health emergency needs, an ERT will be established in the second phase of the project.
INTERSOS will implement the response in coordination with health and social authorities, and local partners and the clusters of concern for complementarity in the areas of intervention, to achieve the implementation of high impact interventions in targeted Oblast. As part of an exit strategy, INTERSOS will ensure continuous coordination and capacity building also with the existing National Services, guaranteeing a direct link for all activities, especially referral. INTERSOS will cooperate in the project with national and international partners Zaporuka and and Soleterre for the PSS support
INTERSOS will implement a modular and integrated intervention adapted to the contextually and geographically specific needs of each region, adopting a combination of mobile (protection mobile teams) and static approaches (support the existing health facilities), and in line with a community-based strategy to ensure participation at every level of implementation.While the medical procurement of required supplies will be launched by the kickoff of the intervention, the protection intervention will be progressively setup,startingfrom Vinnitsa and then, from the month of July in Poltava and from the month of August in Odesa (with CBP acIn the second phase of the project an ERT will be established with the objective of responding with flexibility to the arising health needs.