Rock Developments Launches “Rock for People” to Strengthen Community Engagement and Social Impact

Rock Developments has announced the launch of “Rock for People”, a dedicated social media page designed to reinforce the company’s commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and expand its role in supporting community development.

The new platform will serve as a hub for dialogue, idea exchange, and collaboration with citizens, offering a space to highlight social issues, showcase CSR initiatives, and encourage public participation. Through “Rock for People,” Rock Developments aims to invest in people, champion community causes, and create lasting social value.

Eng. Parthena Doss, Board Member of Rock Developments, emphasized that the initiative reflects the company’s vision of deepening its social role and widening its positive impact.

“This page represents more than just an announcement—it is an open invitation for society to engage with us. We want to hear ideas, initiatives, and causes that matter to people, so we can work together in serving the community and promoting sustainable development,” said Doss.

She added that “Rock for People” continues the company’s CSR journey that began in 2017 under the slogan “Continuing in Goodness, and I Can”. Since then, Rock Developments has launched several impactful campaigns that affirm its belief in being an active part of the community in which it operates.

Highlighting the broader vision behind the initiative, Doss explained:

“We view our role as extending beyond real estate development. Companies like Rock Developments must play an integral role in strengthening society. We are not separate from the communities around us—we are part of them, influencing and being influenced by them.”

The launch of “Rock for People” reinforces Rock Developments’ commitment to embedding CSR as a cornerstone of its corporate strategy. By doing so, the company reaffirms its position as more than a real estate developer—a trusted partner in building not only urban spaces, but also stronger, more resilient communities