Provision of timely lifesaving WASH services to IDPs  returnee sand host communities in Kajo keji county. The Rescue Mission (TERM) will conduct life-saving WASH activities aimed at meeting the emergency critical needs of IDPs, host community and returnees in Kajo Keji county, Central Equatoria state affected by conflict, natural disasters, high malnutrition rates, and disease outbreaks. This project aims at providing timely, equitable access to safe and sufficient water to vulnerable and affected populations, increase knowledge of appropriate hygiene practices to prevent and mitigate WASH-related diseases.
This project will compliment and contribute to expand further TERM’s current WASH activities that comes to an end in February in some parts of Kajo Keji such as in Korijo
TERM intends to target beneficiaries in the following locations of Kajo Keji County, (Korijo, Bori, Mere, Kerwa, Leikor and Romogi) with a project designed to improve access to safe WASH services at community level in locations affected by the violence.
Interventions will include safe water provision through water point rehabilitation (hand pumps, Water yards water quality monitoring and treatment of contaminated water source, provision of household water filters, depending on the needs) Provision of borehole repair tool kit and spare parts to support repair beyond this project, provision or rehabilitation of sanitation infrastructure (latrines, hand washing facilities and solid waste management) hygiene promotion (hand washing campaigns in communities and institutions, safe water chain and jerrycan cleaning campaigns) capacity-building of community institutions (pump mechanics, water user committees, Hygiene promoters, Health workers, and distribution of WASH NFIs (soap, hygiene kits, menstrual hygiene kit, water containers, water purification filters, PUR or others).
Total targeted group is 8500 beneficiaries. The project will target communities in Kajo Keji County with comprised mainly of IDPs, returnees and host communities poor access to safe water supply, unsafe sanitation and hygiene practices, poor sanitation coverage and support to institutions within targeted areas with basic WASH services nutrition, health and education centers with WASH facilities 
The project will include further detailed needs assessment to identify the more needs in areas not assessed before as returnees continue to arrive in most parts of Kajo keji. The main priority is to provide timely WASH response necessary to reduce morbidity and mortality caused by WASH related diseases and limited access to water.  

TERM will focus on supporting other sectors as Health, Nutrition, Education with WASH facilities like soap, hand washing facilities, improvement of waste management facilities, access to latrines and capacity building of community health, nutrition workers on WASH related disease preventive measures among others. 
Centralizing protection to promote principled access to basic services for the displaced and other vulnerable groups at risk, accountability to affected people and strengthening the application of cash – based programing will be part of the employed approach. TERM will implement capacity building of the community to reinforce coping mechanism to manage current shocks and sustain livelihoods, strengthen linkages with development action to support resilience.