Emergency Health and Nutrition services based on Minimum Service Package (MSP) in Health facilities for people affected by conflict and recent displacements in Harib and Al Abdiyah districts of Ma'arb governorate (Priority 3) QRCS in this project will contribute to achieving the overall objective of the First Standard Allocation 2021, to transition from an approach focusing mostly on emergency gap-filling to a more comprehensive response where the YHF prioritizes humanitarian programmers that respond to the specific needs of all vulnerable groups in Yemen, wherever they are. The response in this project will concentrate on hard-to-reach, frontline, and under-served areas with the highest severity of needs Harib district, and Al Abdiyah district of Ma'arb governorate.QRCS in this project will focus on Priority 3: Provision of emergency, life-saving assistance, and protection to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs, refugees, migrants, and host communities most at risk due to recent displacements and conflict.
 
QRCS will target 138,090 people in acute need (58,224 IDPs, 79,866 host community) and we anticipate that well be 9,666 persons with disability. QRCS in this project will contribute to achieving the health cluster objective increasing access of vulnerable population including IDPs to the Minimum Service Package, supporting the health system and community resilience at all levels, and prioritizing reproductive health, severe malnutrition response, and management of non-communicable diseases , will do that through the provision of health Minimum Services Package (MSP) with essential COVID-19 protective and infection prevention control (IPC) measures, and essential primary health care services and referrals through mobile/outreach activities, for primary, secondary, and tertiary level communities with displacement and health gap in 2 district Hospitals Harib hospital, in Harib district, and Ali Abdullmogany Hospital in Al Abdiyah district ,and 6 health units Al-Howsh, Al Mosa'a, Mala'a Al Joneem, and Al-sadarah in Harib district, Al-Mokhlaq and Al-Khaeeth in Abdiyah district, and 2 outreach teams in both districts Ma'arb Governorate. QRCS will support these Health facilities by providing hazard allowances to the health worker, medical devices and furniture, medicines, medical supply, rehabilitation and maintenance, water and fuel, training of health workers, and essential COVID-19 protective and infection prevention control (IPC) measures. 

QRCS also in this project will contribute to achieving the Nutrition cluster objective Provide life-saving and preventive nutrition services among girls and boys under five and pregnant and lactating women in 333 districts by the end of 2021, QRCS will do that through the provision of emergency and preventive nutrition services focusing on Treatment of severe acute malnutrition in outpatient (OTP), Treatment of moderate acute malnutrition among under-fives and PLWs, Provision of infant and young child feeding (IYCF) counseling, through 6 health units Al-Howsh, Al Mosa'a, Mala'a Al Joneem, and Al-sadarah in Harib district, Al-Mokhlaq and Al-Khaeeth in Abdiyah district, and 2 outreach teams in both districts Ma'arb Governorate. QRCS will support these 6 health Units by the provision of monthly health hazard allowances to health workers who work in OTP to cover the treatment of SAM and MAM cases, medicine and medical supplies to nutrition OTP to cover the treatment of SAM and MAM cases, medical devices and tools, established and running IYCF corners.QRCS would like to confirm its continuous presence in the targeted health facilities, QRCS always allocated a focal person( (field QRCs staff)  in every supported health facility, this focal person is present in the health facility from the open of health facility till it's closed, his tasks are to monitor and supervise the health services provided and it's quality every day, and ensure that health workers present, medicine and medical test provided, the equipment used and if there is any compline from cases solve it, QRCS monitoring officer and project staff will do weekly monitoring visits to the supported health facilities,