Integrated Health and WASH  response for IDPs, Returnees and host communities in Beliel, As Salam and Damso  Localities, South Darfur. The proposed 12-month project will focus on the provision of integrated preventive and curative health and WASH interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality among the targeted population in As Salam, Bilel, Dimso, Kateila, and Tulus localities, South Darfur State. 
Health: ALIGHT will focus on increasing the availability of and access to life-saving primary health services and supporting referrals for complicated cases to secondary care, increasing availability and access to maternal and child health services, strengthening the emergency preparedness and response capacity and coordinating with WASH and nutrition teams to respond to communicable disease outbreaks in an efficient, coordinated, and timely manner. In addition, ALIGHT will strengthen community-based approaches to promote positive health behaviors, recognition of illnesses, and care-seeking practices. The proposed health interventions will be implemented in ten health facilities: Kalma sector 1, 6, 8, Abujazo, Dalal Angra, Barakatoli, Elsafia, Abusalalah, Dimso, and Eltomat PHCCs. ALIGHT health intervention will target 232,979 individuals. Among the population, 104,841 are boys and girls (45%) and 128,138 are men and women (55%). 
Through a well-structured Health Management Information System (HMIS), ALIGHT will capture data and submit weekly epidemiology reports to the SMoH including key health indicators on a monthly basis. ALIGHT (health sector) will partner with JMCO- Jebel Mara Charitable Organization (National NGO) to implement community health component conduct health awareness campaigns, organize orientation sessions and trainings for community leaders and community  relief and development committees (CRDCs) on COVID-19 prevention and response, including Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), conduct joint risk communication activities including community COVID-19 awareness sessions, development and distribution of COVID -19 IEC materials, distribution of IPC supplies, amp commemoration of World AIDS day and 16 Days of Activism against GBV.
WASH: The WASH sector intervention will focus on access to safe and dignified water and sanitation services and promote proper hygiene and sanitation practices and disease risk prevention. Alight will involve the direct beneficiaries in the design and implementation of project activities. Alight with the aim to improved access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and information on safe hygiene practices for host communities in South Darfur state will implement the following activities rehabilitation of water yard, upgrading of a hand pump to the solar system, rehabilitation and improve hafir, in addition, improve the sanitation and environment status in the targeted village through a declaration of three communities as open defecation free (OFD) and supporting the trained hygiene volunteers in conducting general clean up campaigns during the project period .moreover the Women, men and children in targeted villages will have improved and equitable access to information on safe hygiene practices whereby the hygiene volunteers conducting hygiene promotion campaign to disseminate hygiene messages. 
Alight will ensure that all girls, women, boys and men, including small children, older people, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and people facing additional vulnerabilities, can access WASH facilities and practice their WASH needs easily, in safety and with dignity.  

Alight will ensure the targeted population is protected against SEA while ensuring adherence to PSEA amp Community Based Complaints Mechanisms SoPs. Alight will conduct targeted community awareness campaigns on PSEA and complaints mechanism in light with the project , link the complaint mechanism to assistance services, train project staffs and stakeholders on PSEA, the complaints mechanism, reporting procedures and core principles of support to victims of Sexual Abuse and Harassments.