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Health Works commits to support the strengthening of primary health care services and  access to health and mental health services in fragile settings through inclusive development of effective services that address the root cause of need for care, including exclusion due to the psychological and social consequences of war, repression, migration and poverty in its core humanitarian responses. 

Health Works commits to increase skills of survivors about how to cope with and increase their resilience to psychosocial problems and harmful effects of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV).

Health Works commits to proactively address the harmful discriminative, ethnic, disability and gender based practices , empowering women and girls through capacity building, access to vocational training and claiming their sexual and reproductive health rights.

Health Works commits to support and establish a functional coordination and referral mechanism for sexual and gender based violence response and psychosocial support services. 

Health Works endorses the Charter on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action and immediately commits towards its implementation.

Health Works commits to partner and collaborate with local associations, Disabled Person Organisations and Women’s organisations to access and claim their rights to legal protection and health services, including sexual and reproductive health rights.

Health Works commits to disaggregate its data collection by age, gender and disability from 2018.

Health Works commits to strengthen and/or restore existing social, psychosocial and other health services in collaboration with local resources (community members, local health professionals/workers, (Primary)  Health centres and Ministries of Public Health) rather than replacing them by external stakeholders and organisations.