• Successful applicants may be considered for the implementation of protection, legal, and MHPSS activities.
• Protection services: Referral Pathways and Service Mapping: Establishing and maintaining systems to refer beneficiaries to appropriate services.
• Community protection monitoring to detect protection risks and concerns including human trafficking, forced labor, sexual exploitation, violence against women.
• Conduct regular protection monitoring exercises in affected communities through Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), safety audits, and producing protection monitoring reports.
• Awareness raising activities on identified protection risks targeting community members.
• Information campaigns in communities across the border areas on available services and facilitation of safe referrals for individuals in need of specialized services and available social schemes Case management services to affected s in need of individual assistance, such as victims of human trafficking, gender-based violence, or sexual exploitation Facilitating access to services including health services by providing referrals, covering transportation costs when needed, assisting selected individuals, and maintaining an updated mapping of available services with attention to quality of care.
• Technical support to government counterparts to facilitate protection government-led service delivery Legal services: Legal counselling and assistance for obtaining or recovering civil documentation Counselling and support to access other administrative services, including enrolment in Governmental programs such as ID Poor and support to individuals living with disabilities Technical support to government counterparts to facilitate legal government-led service delivery Mental Health and Psychosocial Support services.

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