Provision of emergency and lifesaving health services for conflict affected and vulnerable communities in Kapisa and Parwan provinces of Afghanistan OCCD reregistered with the Ministry of Economy, and it is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-political and independent organization. OCCD is already a BPHS implementing institution which means that it is accredited already with MoPH and meets all requirements for large scale projects implementation. OCCD is an initiative of senior Afghan staff whose vast and enriched experience is an asset to the country. The aim of the founders of OCCD is to transfer the experiences and expertise from several national and international organizations to a purely Afghan context in order to ensure the sustainability of efforts as well as provide opportunities for Afghans to use their full potentials in humanitarian and community development activities.

The proposed action under this allocation is to support the targeted trauma care units of Nejrab DH and Sherkhan khil CHC+ in Nejrab and His-e-Awal Khoestan districts of Kapisa province and Ciagerd CHC+, Lolange DH and Chrikar provincial hospital in Ghorband , Surkh Parsa and Charikar city of Parwan province respectively.
In Kapisa: Through this project, we will:
	Improve the infrastructure of OTs and Triage areas (renovation and minor repairing) in Sherkhan CHC+ AND Nejrab DH located in Kohistan and Nejrab districts of Kapisa province
	Provision of regular medicine and medical supplies as well as medical and non-medical equipment in Sherkhan CHC+ AND Nejrab DH located in Kohistan and Nejrab districts respectively  
	Recruitment of additional (6 male and female nurses to provide nursing care and psychosocial counseling services (2 in each of two target HFs and one for each of two ambulance)) staff for both health facilities in Kapisa.
	Strengthen the evacuation/referral activity through provision of ambulance services in targeted health facilities in Kapisa.
	Staff capacity building on BLS,,MCM, PSS and other required topics
In Parwan : Through this project, we will:
	Improve the infrastructure of  OTs and Triage areas (renovation and minor repairing) in Ciagerd CHC+, Lolange DH and Chrikar provincial hospital in Ghorband , Surkh Parsa and Charikar city of Parwan province respectively
	Provision of regular medicine and medical supplies as well as medical and non-medical equipment in Ciagerd CHC+, Lolange DH and Chrikar provincial hospital in Ghorband , Surkh Parsa and Charikar city of Parwan province respectively   
	Recruitment of additional (9 male and female nurses to provide nursing care and psychosocial counseling services (2 in each of three target HFs and one for each of three ambulance)) staff for health facilities in Parwan.
	Strengthen the evacuation/referral activity through provision of ambulance services in targeted health facilities in Parwan province AND,
	Develop the staff capacity on BLS,MCM, PSS and other required topics
The support will be provided through the following actions to enable the staff and intended facilities to appropriately respond and manage mass causalities and deliver quality trauma care services: Provision of medical equipment, regular supply of medicines and medical supplies for smooth running of TCUs recruitment of a surgeon, anesthetist, Male amp Female nurses and a PSS counselor to be deployed renovation of OTs and triage and isolation areas improving the waste management system of intended health facilities enhance technical competency of service staff and provision of referral support to the trauma cases as required. Moreover, supportive supervision and monitoring visits will be conducted from the service delivery points for maintaining quality aspects/standards of the intervention. 
OCCD will establish and maintain a cooperative and collaborative working environment with the BPHS/EPHS implementing NGO as well as other health stakeholders in the province. OCCD will ensure submission of the timely technical and financial reports as per the contractual requirement in both online/soft and hard copies to the  donor.