8 Results of the Community-Based Peer Monitoring Wave 1 | March-April Absence or Limited Access to Relief Goods (1st-2nd week)–less than 50% Gendered needs: Hygiene and menstrual kits, FP, formula milk (children with disability), diapers Lack or limited access to information–risk prevention, policies, support etc. (SLI) Absence of medical support–disability specific needs, maintenance medicines and vitamins; transportation Mental Health issues and VAW; depression, GBV, suicide contemplation; Limited mobility–basic necessities-PAs Loss of employment and income Multiple burden for carers Wave 2 | May-June Financial and economic impact of ECQ-loss of job and income, food insecurity; Limited means of income even during GCQ Limited mobility even during GCQ Increasingly difficult circumstance (survival mode) as ECQ is extended; Exclusion from SAP/government support; Access to therapy and disability specific medication;