The project aims to strengthen the delivery of the essential package of comprehensive health care services at primary health care level including preventive and curative services under Child health, Integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) for children under 5 , reproductive health, communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, Ophthalmology in addition to mental health and psychosocial support for people suffering from psychological distress and those who were subjective to direct violence especially women who have experienced partner violence, using WHO guidelines and other evidence- based protocols. Furthermore, people with disabilities will be targeted in this project through not only provision of assistive devices, rehabilitation services but also psychological interventions using evidence-based psychological interventions such as problem management plus programme. The project will be implemented in areas classified as in dire need for health care services : Rural Damascus ( Rural Damascus center, Douma and Darya) ,Aleppo (Jebel Saman , Tall Refaat and Tall Ed- daman), Ar-Raqqa (Al-Karame, Mahmoudli camp , Tel Elsamen Daham informal camp and As-Sabkha) and Deir Ez Zor (Abu Khasab).WHO is going to boost timely access and delivery of health care services to undeserved areas via sub-contracted NGOs through the following:1) 1 Prefabricated static medical point in Douma that has been previously supplied to Lamset Shifa association by WHO consists of: 3 clinics and a pharmacy. The medical team will be deployed from Damascus which is composed of permanent internist, gynecologist, pediatrician, pharmacist assistant and 2 nurses daily. In addition to a Urologist, Cardiologist and Ophthalmologist who are going to perform in Douma on shift basis. 2)4 prefabricated Caravans that were previously supplied by WHO to Youth Charity as static medical points in Darya, Hammura, Saqba, Kafr Batna. Each caravan is composed of 2 clinics and a small space for medication distribution. 2 Intranets, 2 pediatricians and 2 gynecologists will be operated on shift basis between these 4 static medical points while 4 pharmacist assistants and 4 nurses will be fixed. In addition to a community center in Kafr Batna which was supported earlier by WHO. 8 previously trained community social workers on WHO guidelines inclusive special components on stress related to COVID-19, and other evidence-based protocols will be performing in the center under 2 team leaders with direct supervision from WHO/MH programme.3)2 PHC centers affiliated to Al Ihsan Association in Salah Ad-Din and Kady Askar ( Jebel Saman) will be supported. The capacity of each center will be strengthened through 3 clinics: Acute and chronic diseases, gynecology, pediatric with pharmacist assistant and 3 nurses each. Moreover, the center in Salah Ad-Din will be supplied with ECHO device while the pharmacy in Kady Askar will be supported with an accounting system.In addition to 2 Medical Mobile Clinics will be deployed in Tall Refaat (fully equipped vehicles were previously donated by UNDP and WHO) covering 8 communities (Ahras, Tall Refaat, Tanab, Deir Jmal, Kashtaar, Kafr Antun, Kafr Naseh and Kafrnaya). Each medical mobile clinic will be composed of Internist, Gynecologist, Pediatrician, Pharmacist assistant and 2 Nurses and 1 Medical mobile team will be deployed in Tall Ed-Daman covering the following 6 communities (Rasm Elmofakker , Hilu Mofakker, Um Wadi, Jafr Mansur Simaan, Littler Bayaa, Hamidiyeh and Little Bweideh).The team will be composed of an Internist, Gynecologist, Pediatrician, Pharmacist assistant and 2 nurses where an equipped vehicle will be rented to facilitate the service delivery.4)1Static medical point in Abu Khashab composed of 1 caravan of 2 clinics in addition to previously donated tent divided into two section one set as a clinic and 1 for the paramedic services. 5) 1PHC center in Al Karame, 1 SMP in AlMahmoudli camp and 2 MMTs in Tel Elsamen and As-Sabkha