Child Protection and GBV Response Project for crisis affected women, men, girls, and boys including people with disabilities at  IDPs and host communities in Axum, Adwa,  Adigrat, and Wukro  Woredas of Tigray region of Ethiopia This project is designed to focus on the Child Protection and GBV sub-cluster of the protection cluster. The project targeted crisis affected women, men, girls, and boys including people with disabilities at IDPs and host communities in Axum, Adwa, Adigrat, and Wukro Woredas of Tigray region of Ethiopia planned for ten months. The overall objective of this CP and GBV project is to enhance the access to safe and protected child protection services for crisis affected individuals including unaccompanied and separated children and other vulnerable groups including children with disabilities and women through safe protection services and enhance local response capacity by capacitating social workers, community-based structure, protection service providers including BOLSA, Police, Justice, Education, and WOLSA and through specialized and non-specialized MHPSS/PSS services at IDP sites and host communities. . This will be made possible providing psycho-social support and awareness among crisis affected women, men, girls and boys including people with disabilities, UASC, and GBV survivors. 

The project planned to benefit 48,774 crisis affected and internally displaced people at IDP sites and host communities directly. This crisis affected people are 19,253 men, 17, 301 women, 6,071 boys, and 6,149 girls including people with disabilities directly in Axum, Adwa, Adigrat, and Wukro woredas. The project also indirectly impacts crisis affected 181,623 men, 138,706 women, 36,405 boys, and 35,969 girls in total 392,703 internally displaced people in Axum, Adwa, Adigrat, and Wukro woredas. All these are crisis affected IDPs that are not directly included in the cost of this project due to resource scarcity. But,  this project will in directly benefit the entire IDPs and host communities through improved awareness about CP, PSEA, MHPSS, and GBV protection. 
The CP and GBV project provides the following services to these crisis affected women, men, girls and boys including people with disabilities:
 625 IDP community leaders, government sectors, and service providers trained and aware of CP and GBV protection and responses strategies through 192 capacity development sessions.
 15,000 crisis affected women and men received child protection awareness-raising and risk mitigation activities, and child protection case management service provided to 750 UASC, CHH, OVC and other vulnerable children including with disabilities at IDP sites and host communities
 12,000 crisis affected Children and Adults (men, women, boys and girls) including people with disabilities have got access to safe and accessible channel to report Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA).
 Risk mitigation, prevention and response interventions are provided 12,000 to address gender-based violence (GBV) through awareness creation, capacity building and coordination among women, men, girls and boys including people with disabilities at IDP sites and host communities.
 6,750 crisis affected women, men, girls and boys including 750 UASC and 250 GBV survivors received non-specialized and specialized MHPSS/PSS services at IDP sites and host communities.
To produce the above project outputs, the project will recruit and deploy CP, GBV, and MHPSS Program Managers, Coordinators, Officers, Social Workers, MEAL, and other procurement and administration personnel so as to effectively implement its project activities detailed in the logical result framework. Imagine 1 Day has also well experienced professionals in the field to capacitate the new hires and effectively lead the project.