The project aims to establish 28 Child Friendly Spaces across four districts and returnee camps, serving about 5600 children. Its main goal is to create safe, supportive environments that protect vulnerable children and women, including those with disabilities, amid ongoing crises involving returnees from Pakistan and Iran. Key activities include setting up safe spaces, providing mental health and psychosocial support, case management, family tracing for 250 unaccompanied children, and community awareness campaigns reaching around 75,000 people. The project also distributes 5600 educational kits, 9000 hygiene kits, and 5600 winter clothing kits, strengthens local child protection mechanisms, and promotes community participation and awareness on GBV issues. It involves coordination with local authorities and partners, conducts training for staff on child protection and GBV prevention, and emphasizes community engagement to foster sustainable, protective, and resilient environments for vulnerable children and women.