Outcome 1: Vulnerable IDP households have access to improved shelter conditions

Outcome 2: Vulnerable IDP households have access to basic services.

Outcome 3: IDP households have an improved feeling of psychological comfort and can deal with stress and trauma.

Expected results:  

Output 1: 735 IDP households receive sealing-off kits, bedding sets and kitchen sets

Output 2: 15 project staff members receive a 5-days face-to-face training on Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE), Conflict Preparedness and Protection (CPP) and Psychological first aid (PFA)

Output 3: 50 awareness raising sessions on EORE and CPP are organized

Output 4: A manual on best practices for using sealing-off kits and local materials to upgrade emergency shelters, while applying circularity strategies (refuse, reduce, reuse, repurpose, recycle) is prepared and disseminated

Output 5: 250 IDP households receive one MPCA payment of ILS 1,000

Output 6: 20 MHPSS1 service providers, receive 15 hours of training on crisis psychological interventions, Psychological First Aid, and Mental Health Gap to enhance their efficiency

Output 7: 140 families will receive 560 family counselling sessions

Output 8: 2000 children and parents participate in 20 recreational activities, where each activity will target 100 beneficiaries

Output 9: 150 women and girls who suffered loss due to the war will receive peer-to-peer group support sessions

Output 10: 150 women and girls who suffer from intensive psychological pressures will receive psychological group counselling sessions

Output 11: 240 children and adolescents will receive psychological group counselling sessions

Output 12: 630 men participate on sessions on stress management, domestic violence, Gender Based Violence-GBV and MHPSS services.

Results from previous phases:   N/A