Enhancing the Social Wellbeing of IDPS, Refugees and Host Populations in South Kordofan through a comprehensive Multi-Sector Social Services package- Pilot Consortium Global Aid Hand (Lead Organisation) seeks funding of USD 2,437,775.64 on behalf of the South Kordofan IDP Protection-Centred Pilot Consortium, an organisation consisting of 7 humanitarian non-governmental organisations AORD, Labena, ASSIST, Al Minar and Global Aid Hand (all national Sudanese non-governmental organisations) and Care International Switzerland, CAFOD  both international non-governmental organisations). The application is made in accordance with 2015 HRP priority to provide humanitarian protection to affected populations and falls under HRP Code SUD-16/P-HR-RL/93418. The funding is to provide coordinated multi-sectoral responses to the critical humanitarian and lifesaving assistance to IDPs, South Sudanese Refugees and the Host Communities in three localities Abu Jibaiha, Rashad, El Abbassyia in South Kordofan State. The Consortium seeks to reach and provide assistance to 84 280 direct beneficiaries and 46,600 indirect beneficiaries. Global Aid Hand, project will address child protection (such as child labour, child marriage, school drop-out), GBV and general protection needs so as to reduce the impact of conflict and displacement. The project will respond specifically to women, men, girls and boys, the elderly and people with special needs. The response will provide Quick Impact interventions and will establish and reinforce Community Based Protection Committees (CBPCs). The response provides community mobilization awareness raising events including social and awareness modules, networks and forums to support community based child protection, provide emergency child protection lifesaving interventions and emergency kits, support GBV referral mechanisms. All programs will address gender equality and the prevention of protection risks faced by IDPs,AORD and CAFOD will jointly implement and deliver the Consortium outputs under WASH. These  two partners’ intervention focuses a) on the provision of adequate water supply: water quantity, quality and also access, b) improve human excreta disposal to ensure that the environment is free from faeces which is often linked to the spread of diarrheal diseases among the target population and c) improve solid waste management. Al Manar will focus on nutrition to reduce nutrition related mortality and morbidity in Abu Jibaiha and El Abassyia. The partner will provide immediate lifesaving nutrition services mainly targeting children, women, disabled, elderly, pregnant and lactating mothers. Treatment for SAM cases, prevention of moderate and acute malnutrition (among children lt5years, pregnant amp lactating mothers) by providing SFP, e-BSFP and organizing mass MUAC screening and refer MAM cases to nearby OTP. Labena will focus on ensuring that children of school going age have access to quality education. It will also focus on the distribution of household non-food items in the three localities. Labena participate in  Education meetings amp currently undertaking a co-facilitating role in the contextualization of the INEE minimum standards. It is part of the  of NFI Coordination group in Blue Nile and SK.ASSIST's interventions  will focus on the needs of South Sudanese refugees as identified under RMS. Its interventions will focus on WASH and Nutrition services, targeting only the refugee  populations. CIS will provide a core, yet comprehensive, primary and reproductive health services, which includes both curative and preventive care. Services provided in the clinics includes (i) General clinical services: (ii) Maternal and newborn health (iii) Child health: routine EPI vaccines by trained cadre, IMCI trained cadre, screening of malnutrition and referral (iv) Communicable diseases control (v) Environmental health. These activities are complemented by community-based outreach and health promotion activities to multiply impact. They include production and distribution of IEC/BCC materials, STI/HIV prevention, pregnancy and childbirth danger signs .