PAN's protection programme operates through a network of community protection monitors trained to identify and document incidents of displacement, GBV, child protection risks, and other protection concerns. Monitored cases are linked to appropriate referral pathways including legal aid, psychosocial support, shelter, and health services. PAN also runs safe spaces in selected displacement sites for women and girls.

PAN rehabilitates non-functional water points, distributes hygiene kits, and conducts community hygiene promotion sessions in target areas. All WASH interventions are designed with community water management committees to ensure sustainability beyond the project period. In emergency situations, PAN deploys water trucking to bridge gaps while permanent infrastructure is restored.

PAN provides emergency shelter kits including tarpaulins, rope, and tools to newly displaced households. Where markets are functional, cash-based modalities are used to support displaced households to access locally available materials. NFI packages include essential household items such as blankets, cooking sets, and jerry cans. All distributions are conducted following cluster standards with community-based targeting processes.

PAN's livelihoods programme combines vocational skills training with small business grants and market linkages to support sustainable income generation. Programmes prioritise women-headed households, youth, and persons with disabilities. Training is delivered through community-based vocational hubs, and graduates receive seed grants and ongoing business mentorship to establish viable livelihoods.

PAN trains and supports community health workers (CHWs) to provide basic health education, conduct community-level screening for malnutrition and common illnesses, and facilitate referrals to the nearest available health facilities. In communities with no health facility access, PAN advocates for mobile health outreach and coordinates with health actors to establish regular service points.