Provision of Emergency Primary Healthcare services to Food insecure and Flood Affected Populations of Leer County in Unity state targeting a total beneficiaries 25,504 vulnerable population. ltp style="" class=""gtltfont face="Helvetica"gtThis South Sudan Humanitarian Fund Reserve Allocation-4 (RA-4) 2023 project under HFO will support 2 Mobile Clinics and outreach modality in Leer (Payak and Payak payams) to improve access of health services to community in need. HFO will provide emergency healthcare services toltbgt 25,504lt/bgt vulnerable individuals in 2 payams. There will be deployment of health workers (2 Clinical officers, 2 Registered Midwives, 2 Registered. Nurses, 2 community midwives and 2 nursing assistant and 4 Community Health workers, 6 Home health promoters, 4 EPI vaccinators and 2 recorders, 2 Data clerks, 2 Laboratory assistants, 2 Dispensers, 2 Security Guards and 2 Cleaners. in other words (Each mobile Clinical will comprise of 1 Clinical Officer, 1 RMW, 1 Registered Nurse, 1 CMW, 2 CHWs, 3 HHPs, 2 EPI Vaccinators, 1 Clerk, 1 Lab Assistant, 1 Drugs dispenser, 1 Clerk 1 Security guard and 1 Cleaner) respectively. The team will services as Mobile team and do outreach services to hard to reach areas where the maps of those villages will guide their timetables on when to do outreaches and mobile response in the County. HFO will mobilize HFO will supply this project through Inter-Agency Emergency Health Kits (IEHK), Emergency Reproductive health kits, Malaria Commodities, Vaccines, from core Pipeline partners (WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA) and these will be transported on air-chartered flight in the first of week of July 2023 and last mile supply delivery from County to health facilities using the vehicles and canoes. Using the fund from SSHF, HFO will support renovation of each mobile clinic to facilitate service delivery and storage of supplies. We will renovate 2 latrines with each with 2 trances in each Mobile Site to promote health promotion and sanitation with hand washing stations will be constructed to support Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) with each mobile clinic (Kaigai, and Payak MCs). ltbgtBecause the WASH IPs do not do WASH in Health facility (WinHF). lt/bgtThe mobile clinics will operate five days a week (Monday lt/fontgtltspan style="font-family: Arial"gt–lt/spangtltfont face="Helvetica"gtFriday) from 8:00 am -5:00 PM Local time. There will weekly integrated outreaches services in hard-to-reach areas. Outpatient Department (OPD) consultations ANC EPI, Maternity, MHPSS, CMR, MUAC screening services and referrals to WASH, Nutrition and FSL facilities as part of integration servicrd as well as training of healthcare providers, disaggregated by age and gender, for treatment common diseases will be conducted from the mobile clinics to reach at least ltbgt25,504lt/bgt internal displaced Person (IDPs), host and returnees (ltbgtWomen 6,376, Girls 8,416, Men 3,826 and Boys 6,886).lt/bgt Including PLWDs Malaria Rapid Diagnostic test (mRDT) and referral services will also be provided. Medical referral forms and health cards will be printed out and used during consultations and treatment of common illnesses as well request OPD registers from Ministry of health at the state and counties. Accountability to affected population will be taken into consideration particular involvement of local leaders, PLWDs, Elderly, youth, women and persons with mental illnesses be supported and provided with special psychological first aid. WHO IDSR team will assist HFO to open account for New Mobile clinic to enable data sharing. All data will be collected submit to EWARS flat form and 5Ws will be submitted to health cluster in monthly basis. HFO MEAL team will do evaluation on the project sites at the last month of the project implementation to establish impact of the response and report will be shared to all stakeholders.lt/fontgtltspan style="mso-spacerun:'yes'font-family:'Times New Roman'"gtlt/spangtlt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt