Improve access to protection assistance and basic services for south Sudanese refugees in Kharasana area in West Kordofan state. This project will cover the most urgent and immediate life-saving needs of South Sudanese refugees, including new arrivals in Kharasana area in West Kordofan state. The intervention is designed to provide multi- sectoral approach through a consortium of national NGOs - AORD, Pancare and SOLO - targets 10,000 refugees and 2,000 host community members (3,100 women, 1,980 men, 3,600 girls, and 3,320 boys) in West Kordofan state. The project will follow an inclusive approach and deliver services as one integrated package targeting South Sudanese refugees in Kharasana. The services will be interlinked and complementary so as to ensure easy access for the beneficiaries, large coverage and value for money. The consortium partners will closely coordinate among each other in planning and delivering the assistance. The project contributes to addressing child protection needs in an integrated way through establishment of community-based child protection networks, capacity initiatives on child protection issues, FTR services and special attention for Children with Special Needs (CSNs)/ disable amongst the new arrivals. The intervention is providing comprehensive and integrated health to 12,000 refugees and host communities in Kharasana. The proposed services will target all refugees with PHC, RH services and particularly for (850) pregnant and lactating women,(2,227) children under 5 years of age and (1,793) caretakers. Accessing education as a basic needs and essential services is ensured and maintained through construction and operating the learning spaces with special focus on the enhancement of the teacher’s capacity to the optimal standards for protective lifesaving education to 4676 The project will lay foundation for resilience by supporting the capacity of the community structures and local authorities in response to basic services. The community will be closely involved in all project phases, the local authorities, the State Ministry of Social Welfare, State Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Health as well as other line ministries will be also consulted and engaged in the project design and implementation. Smooth exit strategy will be elaborated to ensure the sustainability of the activities. The project has thoroughly investigated and focused on the “DO NO Harm” principle during the consultations with the community to avoid any harm that might be brought about by the intervention. Noting the sensitivity of the protection issues for the communities and authorities, particularly child protection, a careful approach will be followed during the project implementation, and during the beneficiaries’ selection. The project will ensure participation of all groups, including women, people with disabilities, minorities, and others. The project will use the vulnerability criteria applied for the protection sector. NGOs partners have previously carried out joint rapid needs assessment in December 2015 in the project areas, including Kharasana. The assessment team has held group discussions and consultations with both females and males groups to identify the critical needs to inform the design of the intervention. The assessment has adopted gender analysis to identify the vulnerabilities and different needs of women, girls, boys and men. Refugee community consultations, assessment findings and inter-agency assessment results were used to design this intervention.