Emergency Response of Basic Health Services in  Maqbanah, and Mawiyah Districts, and  Shelter/NFIs and CCCM Assistance in At Ta'iziyah, and Dimnat Khadir Districts to the most vulnerable population of IDPs and Host Community of Taiz Governorate. The project aims to provide a comprehensive intervention to cover the NFIs/CCCM needs amp improve access to basic curative amp preventive healthcare services to 43172 individuals (disaggregated into 11852 men, 11461 women, 10096 boys, amp 9763 girls) in hosting community, IDPs amp other vulnerable affected populations in Dimnat Khadir, At Ta'iziyah, Mawyiah amp Maqbnah districts of Taizz governorate based on gaps amp needs reflected in needs assessments, amp presence amp current operational access. TYF working methodology amp approach are community-based amp human rights-focused, as well as NFIs/CCCM amp health clusters’ strategic plan amp response objectives to the humanitarian needs. Through this project, TYF will at best seek to ensure all basic services are provided to the people in need within the IDPs amp host communities of the catchment populations of the targeted HFs amp the IDPs sites through coordination with service providers, local authorities (e.g. NAMCHA, GHO, DHO…etc.), amp displaced communities. 
In this project, the provision of cash for NFIs assistance amp services to the vulnerable IDPs amp host community individuals (targeting 1800 HHs, i.e. 12600 individuals (3459 men, 3345 women, 2947 boys amp 2849 girls) in Dimnat Khadir amp At Ta'iziyah districts, TYF will at best work to identify vulnerable IDPs amp host communities in need who meet the criteria identified, agreed on, amp closely coordinated with the Shelter Cluster to provide them Essential cash for NFIs. Systematic amp meaningful participation of beneficiaries amp local authority representatives in all stages will be insured. Interventions will also primarily focus on covering the gaps in the targeted areas amp newly accessible amp hard-to-reach areas by providing CCCM support. To manage this effectively, TYF will determine the eligible target groups by an in-depth need assessment in coordination with the Shelter amp CCCM clusters, NAMCHA, amp other local partners according to agreed-upon criteria. Also, TYF plan to organize regular multi-sector data collection exercises at the site level amp work with the different clusters/service providers to address any gaps in response amp provide minimum integrated assistance at the field level.
For the health interventions, the aim is to increase access to amp utilization of quality healthcare services, to support efforts to build local capacity, amp strengthen systems to respond better in a protracted emergency situation by addressing specific needs of vulnerable groups (IDPs, PLWs, elders, isolated communities…etc.) amp build local capacity of project beneficiaries by designing gender-sensitive health interventions, of 30572 individuals (disaggregated into 8393 men, 8116 women, 7150 boys, amp 6913 girls) who are most vulnerable amp conflict-affected populations of IDPs amp host communities in the catchments population of 6 targeted HFs (1 HC amp 5 HUs) in Mawiyah amp Maqbanah districts of Taizz governorate. The interventions will specifically target vulnerable populations such as women, particularly of child­bearing age amp PLWs, infants, amp children U5 years. The targeted 6 HFs will be 3 in Mawiyah districts (Alqoda HU, Al-Odani HC, amp Baher HU) amp 3 in Maqbanah district (Hadhiah HU, Marh Al-Aqhoz HU, amp Bani Al-Fakhr HU) in which basic minimum service package services will be provided focusing on life-saving interventions, these consist of the following main activities: (1) Support HF running costs. (2) Provision of medicines/medical supplies, amp solar systems to facilitate the provision of free of charge health service. (3) Provision of OPD services of communicable (especially outbreaks such as cholera) NCDs, amp trauma care. (4) Support infection control mechanisms. (5) Support routine immunization (6) Support reproductive health services (7) Provision of health education amp promotion sessions on outbreak diseases (AWD/cholera, diphtheria, Malaria…etc.) (8) Support 28 health workers with incentives. (9) Support CMAM program by addressing needs to GHO/DHOs amp humanitarian partner