JNUS is dedicated to promoting peace and resolving conflicts through a human security approach. Their strategy includes training diverse groups like women, youth, civil society, media personnel, teachers, and religious leaders. They focus on improving communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills, aiming to build understanding, empathy, and trust within the community. The overarching goal is to ensure individual well-being and security, thereby fostering a culture of peace by engaging all relevant stakeholders.

JNUS is actively involved in enhancing gender-responsive WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) interventions in Cox’s Bazar, focusing on the needs of women, girls, Disabilities. Their work includes training and awareness campaigns, and they have improved access to hygiene facilities. Partnering initially with BRAC and later with ActionAid Bangladesh, JNUS has expanded its reach to both Rohingya refugees and the host community. They have also installed disaster-resilient water infrastructure to safeguard against disease outbreaks, particularly during monsoon seasons.

JNUS delivers primary healthcare services to remote and underserved areas, including refugee camps and host communities with limited medical access. These clinics, staffed by trained medical professionals, offer basic healthcare like check-ups, vaccinations, and minor treatments, directly improving the health and well-being of those who lack medical care. Additionally, JNUS provides health education programs focusing on hygiene, disease prevention, and family planning. This comprehensive approach, addressing immediate medical needs and long-term health education, aims for sustainable health improvements.

JNUS delivers primary healthcare services to remote and underserved areas, including refugee camps and host communities with limited medical access. These clinics, staffed by trained medical professionals, offer basic healthcare like check-ups, vaccinations, and minor treatments, directly improving the health and well-being of those who lack medical care. Additionally, JNUS provides health education programs focusing on hygiene, disease prevention, and family planning. This comprehensive approach, addressing immediate medical needs and long-term health education, aims for sustainable health improvements.

The research and advocacy work of JNUS is focused on strengthening local resilience through gender-responsive, rights-based, and community-driven approaches to address GBV, Safety and Security Issues and Climate. It specifically focuses on how climate change exacerbates insecurity and displacement in coastal and border communities—especially affecting women, ethnic minorities, and fishing groups.

Jago Nari Unnayan Sangstha (JNUS) operates Multi-Purpose Women Centers (MPWCs) in Ukhiya and Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, delivering comprehensive protection services through a skilled team, including case management, legal aid, and community-based protection support for vulnerable groups. The organization implements integrated Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Child Protection (CP) programmes, providing psychosocial support, referrals, outreach, and awareness-raising while strengthening systems and safeguarding rights. JNUS also builds the capacity of law enforcement agencies and local government actors, promoting gender-responsive Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to enhance safety and inclusiveness in the communities.