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Integrated Emergency Primary Health Care services in Goofgadud and Awdiinle villages in Baidoa district Currently, Somalia has been facing a severe drought similar to what happened in 2011.  Large part of Somali population is facing severe to extreme drought conditions. Climate experts are now predicting poor rainy season in the coming seasons which may further aggravate the existing drought conditions. In this project, Swisso Kalmo will improve the access and utilization of Emergency in PHC services for women and children living in the most drought affected areas in Baidoa district which are Goofgadudow and Awdiinle with other 6 villages and IDP settlements in Baidoa (i.e. Towfiiq IDP in Buulonuuriye). The two health centres in Goofgadudow and Awdiinle will be strengthened through establishment of CTC, provision medical supplies and the improvement staff capacity. Remote villages will be reached through mobile clinics community mobilizers and CHWs will be recruited and trained. Among the activities that SK will be provide include routine and campaign immunization to 4066 under 5 children (2013 boys 2053 girls) and 23,143 Women of child bearing age (WCBA) Provision of antenatal and post-natal care to pregnant and lactating mothers (Target = 9056). Treatment and control of communicable diseases targeting 14,197 which includes: 10,062 boys, 10,062 girls, 9056 PLW, 23143 WCBA and 14,273 men Strengthen referral system between Primary Health care facilities, the community (remote villages) and the regional hospital (Baidoa) Establishment of one mobile clinics Conduct Disease Surveillance and Response plan Training of 17 health workers (10 female and 7 Male) on clinical management of childhood illness and disease surveillance and response. The training will be conducted once and 70 community mobilizers (35 female and 35 male) will be trained on communicable disease prevention and control.
Integrated emergency life saving health, nutrition and WASH project in Baidoa district In this project, Swisso Kalmo will improve the access and utilization of Emergency integrated health/WASH and Nutrition services for women and children living in the most drought affected areas in Baidoa district (The project will focus and give more attention to static facilities around IDPs settlements (25%) and hard to reach areas (75%). The three-static health centres in Baidoa district will be strengthen by adding WASH and Nutrition Services and establishment of CTC and Stabilization Centre, provision of medical and nutrition supplies and the improvement staff capacity. Remote villages will be reached through mobile clinics community mobilizers and CHWs will be recruited and trained. Among the activities that SK will be providing include routine and campaign immunization to under 5 children and Women of child bearing age (WCBA) Provision of antenatal and post-natal care to pregnant and lactating mothers. Treatment and control of communicable diseases targeting (boys, girls, PLW, WCBA and men) Provision of basic lifesaving medical services to sick patients including AWD/Cholera patients Treatment of uncomplicated malnourished cases both SAM and MAM Identify and refer patients with severe medical cases that requires admission at health facilities after providing first aid services Referral of complicated malnourished children Promote the adoption of good hygiene and sanitation practices to the affected communities Breast feeding promotion and support of infant and young child feeding Identify and assist in the train of community volunteers on health promotion and education MUAC screening and identification of malnourished children Organize community sensitization and mobilization sessions at facility and outreach level of the affected areas Distribute standard (IEC) materials for social mobilization Support distribution of hygiene kits to discharged patients from CTC if kits are made available Provision of disinfected water, provision of adapted sanitation infrastructures and related hygiene promotion MUAC screening for all children 6-59 months and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) Treatment of MAM and SAM without medical complication Referral of MAM and SAM cases with medical complication and failed appetite and Breast feeding promotion.
Improving access to life saving and integrated livelihood support to drought and conflict affected women, men, boys and girls in Bulo Burto, Hiraan region of Somalia This proposed action will respond to the drought and Al Shabaab besieged population in the location of Bulo Burto which receives assistance from no international agency other than DRC - DRC remains the only INGO present in Bulo Burto. Under this intervention, DRC seeks to provide conditional cash transfers and cash for work to 500 HH in IDP and host community locations of Bog Abesso, Indhaceel, Hantiwadaag and October in Bulo Burto. The influx of cash is meant to increase the purchasing power for target households with limited access to food commodities that are available in the local markets. The provision of cash will be a dignified means of supporting beneficiaries as they allow them to make their own choices in terms of the types and quantities of food to purchase. Under cash for work activities component, community members will be engaged to rehabilitate productive community assets to restore them to usable condition. The community members will identify and select assets that are not in proper working condition and those that have been damaged by human activities or natural calamities for rehabilitation/restoration. Possible cash for work activities will be bush clearing, erosion control, digging latrine pits, road work to improve access to markets, basic services and other work to preserve community assets and recover from effects of drought. Women and men will be equally involved in determining the final gender appropriate cash for work activities. Care will be taken to select activities that allow a high percentage of women to participate. Work norms will be established to ensure a reasonable quantity of work but allow women time to carry out their family responsibilities. The Danish Demining Group (DDG) will complement DRC’s efforts and provide mine risk education to the population in Bulo Burto. Additionally, unconditional cash transfers covering at least 75% of MEB will be provided to 200 HHs that do not meet the cash for work criteria and do not have an available adult laborer within the family to be involved. Examples include female-headed households where all members of the family are children except for the caregiver
Provision of life-saving emergency health services including maternal, neonatal and child health care to drought affected populations in Sool Region/Somaliland and Kismayo/Lower Juba ARC is proposing drought emergency health interventions in Sool region (Hudun, Taleh and Las canod) to ensure provision of basic lifesaving health services to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with diseases and hazards resulting from lack of access to such services. ARC is proposing to establish four mobile clinics in Sool region in order to cover gaps in service provision and provide quality primary health care services to the drought-affected and the most  vulnerable people. Further, ARC is proposing to operate the maternity ward in Kismayo to provide life saving services to women in KIsmayo and surrounding areas.

ARC's intervention will focus on provision of both preventive and curative health services for the target populations,  i.e. drought created IDPs and host community members to reduce morbidity and mortality via provision of  comprehensive reproductive health care routine immunization nutritional screening promotion of  health seeking behavior and adoption of preventive practices through campaigns, health and hygiene education sessions and use of IEC materials Capacity building of community volunteers to improve community awareness and health promotion efforts and enhance community ownership training for health workers on specialized topics like IMCI, ANC/PNC and public health promotion and responses in emergencies strengthening of early warning disease surveillance through weekly submission of the CSR reports from all the functional ARC supported health facilities sharing of  weekly diseases data with the health cluster, SL MOH and Somalia government health authorities so as to follow the trend and pattern of diseases reported. The mobile clinics will serve an estimated population of 29,000  drought affected population
Improve access to emergency healthcare in the drought affected regions of  Bari  Puntland and Awdal and Sanaag regions in Somaliland The proposed action will complement Save the Childrens (SC’s) ongoing drought interventions with mobile health services, Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) and health education targeting the most vulnerable and deprived drought displaced communities in Iskushuban and  Benderbayla  districts of Bari region in Puntland. With the setting up of four mobile health clinics, SC proposes to target women of reproductive age, with a focus on pregnant and lactating women, and children under-5 years of age.
Provision of essential primary healthcare services in Taleeh including Maternal, Neonatal and Child health services Due to the current humanitarian situation in Taleeh district (Sool region) ARC proposes to conduct an intervention focusing on: 
1. Providing basic maternal, neonatal and child health services through supporting non functioning health facilities and outreach services in hard to reach areas
2. Referral of severe cases to health facilities
3. Provision of Clinical Management of Rape (CMR)
4. Supporting outbreak prevention and control and response intervention in drought affected communities
5.. Health education and community awareness raising on prevention and promotion approaches and utilization of available services.
 
The aim is to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with diseases and hazards resulting from lack of access to health services. The target beneficiaries are Internally Displaces People (IDPs) and host community members in the district of Taleeh. The intervention will focus on the provision of both preventive and curative health services. Accordingly, this program will conduct the following activities: 
1. Make functional two newly constructed Maternal and Child Health facilities (MCHs) in order to cover gaps in service provision and utilization. 
2. Reduce morbidity and mortality via provision of comprehensive reproductive health care including Ante Natal Care (ANC), routine deliveries, and referral for complicated obstetric emergencies, and postnatal services. 
3. Routine immunization nutritional screening promotion of health seeking behaviour and adoption of preventive practices through campaigns, health education sessions and use of (Information, Education and Communication) IEC materials. 
4. Capacity building of community volunteers to improve community awareness and health promotion efforts and enhance community ownership for their facilities and services that are provided by the MCHs.
5. Training for health workers on specialized topics like Integrated Management of Childhood illnesses (IMCI), prevention and control of outbreaks, ANC/PNC and public health promotion and responses in emergencies. 
6. Strengthening of early warning disease surveillance through weekly submission of the Communicable Disease Surveillance and Response (CSR) reports from all the functional ARC supported health facilities.
7. Sharing of weekly diseases data with the health cluster, Somaliland Ministry of Health (SLMOH) and Somalia government health authorities so as to follow the trend and pattern of diseases reported, as well as respond to any outbreaks identified.
Integrated Emergency  Response (WASH, Nutrition, Health, Food Security and Education) program through IERT in targeted locations in South Mudug/Hobyo and Galkayo Districts, Somalia The project aims at mitigating AWD/Cholera outbreak through screening and treatment as well as treatment of measles and other vaccine preventable illnesses  and malnutrition among the school going children and boys and girls aged under 5 years and Pregnant Lactating Women (PLWs) through Integrated Emergency Response Teams (IERT). The project activities are linked across Education, Food Security, health, Nutrition and WASH activities for maximum synergies and sustainable impacts in the following manner:  the targeted school going children will be screened of AWD/cholera, measles and malnutrition and provided appropriate treatment through health and nutrition services. Further hygiene promotion will be conducted as well as chlorination at the targeted 4 water points/sources as well as targeted bucket disinfection and other water drawing containers using chlorine to mitigate against AWD/Cholera infections and outbreaks. In addition families Households (HH) of 50% of the total number of the targeted malnourished children’s aged under 5 years will be provided food by vouchers for 3 months successively to enhance their food security status and prevent relapse upon treatment of malnutrition. 5000 persons treated of AWD/Cholera will receive hygiene kits consisting of 2 jerricans of 20 liters capacity, 200 water purification tablets and 800 grams soap.

The project will be implemented in 7 targeted locations/sites namely: Horumar, Garsor, Hawlwadag in South Galkayo as well as Xaar Xaar, Sadex Higlo, Ceelgula and Ceel dibir by 5 teams. One team will cover 3 sites within Galkayo South namely  Horumar, Garsor, Hawlwadag while additional 4 teams will cover the following 4 sites: Xaar Xaar, Sadex Higlo, Ceelgula and Ceel dibir. Each team will consist of 2 nurses, 2 Community Health Workers (CHWs) 1 mid wife, 1 Auxiliary nurse, 1 screener and 1 registrar). There will 2 fixed sites, one in South Galkayo’s Horumar MCH  and another in Xaar Xaar, as well as  mobile sites in Garsor, Hawlwadag, Sadex Higlo, Ceel gula and Ceel Dirbir.  10 Hygiene promoters will support in social mobilization and sensitization in the project targeted locations as well as conducting hygiene promotion activities. The project is planned for implementation for 9 months continuously
Provision of emergency education support interventions to children in existing schools in drought affected areas in Mudug (Hobyo, and Galkacyo areas) and Galgadud (Adado ,Abudwak, Dhusamareeb areas). Provision of emergency water supply (water tracking), Provision of emergency school feeding, rehabilitation/installation of water storage facilities, hygiene promotion and the supporting of the CECs to strengthen their school management capacities in 21  drought affected schools/communities in Mudug (11) and Galgadud (10)  regions of Somalia.
Improve shelter conditions for newly arrived IDPs in Baidoa through provision of NFIs and Emergency Shelter Kits The proposed intervention targets 2,550 newly arrived IDP households (estimated 15,300 IDP persons) who reside in 11 settlements in Baidoa. These families belong to most vulnerable IDPs who live in makeshift buuls without any access to NFIs and Emergency Shelter. Following a need-based and transparent selection of beneficiaries and depending on local market conditions, African Volunteers for Relief and Development (AVORD) will facilitate a voucher or direct distribution program through which targeted IDPs will receive light emergency kits and NFIs. AVORD will employ an owner-driven approach in the construction of emergency shelters by capacitating the IDPs to undertake the construction process. Proper site planning will also be undertaken to ensure effective mitigation of fire and reduce alarming congestion levels in target settlements. Training on Disaster Risk Reduction will also be organized and tools provided to enhance IDP preparedness and response to hazards such as fire and flooding. The proposed package will contribute to improved Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM). 

This proposal will complement an ongoing WASH program by AVORD in the same settlements in partnership with UNHCR. Integration with other clusters will also be sought to maximize efficiency of the response.
Immediate Access to Food for Acutely Food Insecure Drought-Affected Populations in Baidoa rural and IDP Consecutive poor Gu and failed Deyr seasons have severely affected livelihoods and production systems leading to a spike in food insecurity and malnutrition with some areas at risk of famine in 2017. Southern agro-pastoral zones are amongst the areas of greatest concern, including Bay Region, known as Somalia’s bread-basket. The hardest hit are rural populations who have lost livelihoods and have limited access to services due to poor coverage as well as the newly displaced who lack livelihood opportunities, assets and have weak social support systems. The drought has eroded household assets and food stocks, threatening lives. Successive poor rains have affected production levels, reducing availability of food and increasing cereal prices. Limited access to income has led to an inability of the most vulnerable HHs across the areas to meet their basic needs. Distress migration out of rural areas of Bay towards IDP settlements has already begun making interventions in rural Baidoa particularly critical. In light of this dire situation, the proposed intervention will provide a timely critical response to address the growing level and scale of acute food insecurity as a result of extensive drought improving access to food for acutely food insecure populations (IPC Phases 3 and 4) for five months (March-August 2017). The project will contribute to Cluster Objective 1) targeting population groups facing acute food insecurity to protect households against distress sale of assets and allowing them to meet their basic food needs. The Overall Objective of the project is to contribute to reducing mortality and morbidity related to acute food insecurity in drought-affected communities in Baidoa rural and IDP. This will be achieved by supporting 1050 severely affected households with immediate access to food through unconditional cash transfers. This project is a scale up of the ongoing SHF funded project in Baidoa 'SOM-17/3485/SA1 2017/FSC/INGO/4706 targeting 1000 households (750 in Baidoa Rural and 250 in Baidoa IDP).
Provide immediate life saving nutrition support to &lt;5 children boys, girls and pregnant and lactating mothers in  Rabdhure district Bakool region. The ongoing draught condition in Somalia left hundreds of thousands of displaced .About 320,000 children lt5 years are acutely malnourished and in needs of urgent nutrition support, a total of 50,000 children severely malnourished and far more vulnerable than any group. Poor Gu 2017 session as forecasted the severity and magnitude of food security will be even larger than expected if urgent humanitarian support is not given immediately. The draught affected mostly children under five and women as well as the elderly in the area of Bakol and more so Rabdhure district. The pastoral and agro pastoral livelihood of Bakol are mostly affected  by the draught and more so Rabdhure border towns of Xudur is holding displaced person from the Tieglow district in which fighting erupted in October when Ethiopian forces pull out and militia groups override the district although it was recaptured latter but people who flew for the safety are now residing at Yeed town in Rabdhure district in which HIDIG organization intends to scale up lifesaving nutrition intervention with the treatment of severely acute malnourished children(SAM cases) both complicated an uncomplicated cases for children n(6-59 months) and moderately malnourished cases on both lt5 and Pregnant and lactating women through 2 fixed outpatient therapeutic program and three mobile services which will cover other 3 smaller pastoral villages in the surrounding areas of Yeed and Bali ad town in Rabdhure district.The project shall strive to integrate basic nutrition services  packages that  will includes of  nutrition education on infant and young child feeding  for Pregnant and lactating mothers on Nutrition, hygiene and health promotion, support mother to mother,vaacination,micronutrients supplementation for children lt5 and pregnant and lactating women. The project will identify the target beneficiaries that children lt5 and pregnant and lactating mothers  through screening and community sensitization and awareness campaign through community health workers .Through the proposed project HIDIG project will support1500 boys,1500 girls and 800 pregnant and lactating women in then project area, It will also capacity build the community health workers, project technical staff on integrated management of acute malnutrition(IMAM),infants young child feeding best practices(IYCF),Nutrition, health and hygiene promotion (NHHP) as well as conduct caregivers infant and young child feeding practices (IYCF) promotion session for better information dissemination to the caregivers in the project area. The project shall strive to scale up to two already existing target supplementary sites and established three more OTP sites in Rabdhure district to provide both severely acute malnourished (SAM) treatment and moderately  acute malnourished cases (MAM) treatment services in both static and mobile sites.
Provision of Integrated Emergency Lifesaving Nutrition intervention for drought affected under five boys, girls and caregivers In Elbarde district, Bakool region. The proposed project aims at providing integrated Nutrition treatment and prevention services for drought affected under five boys, girls and caregivers in Elbarde District in Bakool region for a period of 6 months. It will contribute to reduction of nutrition related morbidity and mortality rates to below emergency threshold through Scale up of therapeutic feeding support for treatment of severe acute malnutrition cases through admission to Outpatient Therapeutic Programmes (OTP),  establishing referral linkages to stabilization centers supported by ACF  in Elbarde town whereas moderately malnourished under five children identified through community screening by community health workers will be referred to Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programm (TSFP) implemented by other partners in the same district. Besides Nutrition treatment services the project will offer Infant and Young Child Feedign (IYCF) promotion through group and individual counselling sessions, mother to mother support groups and use of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) to sensitize pregnant and lactating mothers on IYCF. Moreover, ACF will provide integrated health, hygiene and nutrition promotion at both community and site level. ACF will also work with community health workers to support community nutrition activities such as routine and continuous screening, active case finding, health hygiene and Nutrition promotion and follow up of program beneficiaries.