Education Humanitarian Response Interventions among the Most Affected Host Communities, IDPs, Refugees in Hays District (Priority 2,3- Education) in Al Hudaydah Governorate, 1st Standard Allocation 2021. Through this intervention, Tamdeen Youth Foundation (TYF) will deliver comprehensive Education services for approximately (5231) conflict-affected students (2635 boys,2635 girls) in Hays district as a hard-to-reach, front line, and underserved district. 
All interventions within this proposal were designed based on conducted need assessment for Education in Hays district, Al Hudaydah governorate. Out of 9 surveyed schools in Hays district, only 5 functional schools will be targeted within this proposal (Alnahdah, Alwahdah, Seventh of July, Alkuds l, and Abualkasem schools) with total students of 5231( 2635 boys amp 2,596 girls) including 1,091 IDPs and 78 disabilities students (53 boys,23 girls). Based on the intervention priorities (2,3)The general objective of this project is to provide life-saving, sustainable, and integrated Education services to the most acute in need IDPs and host communities to meet their needs and improve their resilience in Hays district of Al Hudaydah Governorate, 
In priority ( 2 ) Cluster objectives (Prevent infectious disease outbreak in schools and learning environment through increasing awareness on hygiene practices and provision of equitable services).TYF will target 5 schools with a total number of 5231( 2635 boys amp 2,596 girls) including 1,091 IDPs and 78 disabilities students (53 boys,23 girls) This will be achieved through:  
- Provision students 5231 ( 2635 boys amp 2,596 girls) including 1,091 IDPs and 78 disabled students (53 boys,23 girls)in targeted schools with hygiene kits and cleaning materials.
- provide COVID-19 PPE for each of the targeted functional schools (Alwahdah, Alnahdah, Seventh of July, Abualkasem, and Alkuds Schools).
- Carry out training of 30 teachers and staff for 3 days on Hygiene, Covid-19 prevention practices and safe school protocols.
- Conduct (125 ) hygiene awareness and education sessions for 5 months in targeted schools. The awareness-raising activities will focus on hygiene promotion, COVID-19 prevention, and psychological support training for teachers who will ensure minimizing the risk of violence between students and enabling an inclusive learning environment.
- Train 30 teachers on Education in Emergency (EiE).
In priority( 3) Cluster objectives (Prevent the most vulnerable school-aged girls and boys from risks of violence by ensuring access to a safe and inclusive learning environment that promotes well-being and resilience).
- Establish, 4 new classrooms (Temporary), including gender-sensitive and disability-sensitive WASH Facilities
- Minor rehabilitation of 12 latrines and construction of 4 bathrooms that are accessible with disability and gender-sensitive
- Provide incentives for 124 school teachers.
- Provision of school-based Psychosocial support to school staff and students
- TYF will train 20 teachers, school staff, CCs in Psychological support
- Establishing 9 community education committees (CCs) 36 members teachers FMCs.
- Supporting three schools with solar systems for water pumps.
- School selection criteria:
Governmental schools in the Hays district in the areas under the authority of legitimacy, there are 10 schools, six of which are closed and non-functioning, being on the line of fire and using a military rear (Khawla - Al Qaqaa - Hafsa - Al-Tadamon - Abi Al-Qasim - Al-Thawra)
In addition to only five operating schools (Al-Wehda - Al-Nahda - Abi Al-Qasim Old Building - 7 July - Al-Quds). These five schools are the incubator for all students of the aforementioned closed schools, and therefore there are no others:
1- Al-Quds School includes all students, teachers and administrators of the closed Khawla Girls School
2- Al-Wahda School includes all students and teachers of Al-Qaqaa and Al-Tadamon schools.
3- The 7 July School includes the students of Hafsa School.
4- Al-Nahda.
5- Abi al-Qasim.
TYF will implement the project in total commitment to the DO NO Harm Principle by targeting the most vul