Provision of urgent integrated Gender Based Violence (GBV), Child Protection (CP) and General Protection (GP) services for South Sudanese Refugees. IDPs, returnees and hosting communities in Allait , Melit and Umburu This project aims to provide protection support for extremely vulnerable IDPs, refugees and host communities in Allait, Melit and Umburu. The project will be implemented through an integrated approach through strengthening community based prevention mechanisms and improving protection response systems. Currently, NADA has established and trained 4 community based protection network (CBPNs). Under this project, 2 CBPNs and 2 complain and response committees will be established and trained in Melit. NADA plans to construct two multipurpose community /women centers (W/CC) in Melit while rehabilitate one in Allait and operation the W/CC in Umburu. Women and girls will enjoy a safe space which will serve as entry points for GBV activities including identification of GBV survivors, disseminate GBV information, provide PSS including counseling and recreational activities. In consultation and collaboration with NADA social workers, CBPNs members will conduct regular PSS sessions among targeted communities through individual and group sessions, using survivor to survivor and child to child approaches. Enhancement of community capacity on protection will improve the community coping mechanism and wellbeing. Project staff will be provide by 2 days workshop on protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), code of conduct, protection monitoring and reporting.
NADA has already set platform for identification of PSNs through training of the CBPNs and social workers on the conducting vulnerability assessment for persons with special needs (PSN). 
The project will strengthen referral mechanism by identifying 1000 PSNs. The intervention will assist 500 individuals among PSN through provision of direct assistance including case management, tangible support, based on actual needs, for identified GBV survivors. Project team will organize monthly meetings with relevant partners and services providers to ensure better access of the PSNs including GBV survivors. Provide psychic social support (PSS) for 4,000 individuals including counseling and recreational activities. Recreation activates which will be conducted by professional experts are considered as methodology for concealing and means to improve psychological ell being. In consultation and collaboration with Nada social workers and CBPNS members will conduct regular PSS session among targeted community’s through individuals and group session survivors to survivors, child to child approaches  5000  women and girls will receive direct support through provision of personal dignity Kits (PDKs) To enhance the community capacity and ensure wider dissemination of protection, GBV and CP information, the project will conduct 14 community based psycho-social support campaigns which will target a total number of 14,000 community members in project locations with protection, CP and GBV prevention and response, awareness messages on PSEA as well as messages on disabilities, impact of COVID on protection, environmental concern, risks and prevention methods.. This will allow NADA team to conduct structured awareness raising sessions within the campaigns as well as addressing some PSS community needs. Sharing of information and wider dissemination of protection, CP and GBV messages will be ensured through distribution of IEC materials which contained clear messages on PSS.