QRCS not only relieves disaster-stricken communities, but also continues to work after the crisis is over to repair all the damage and help the population restore their normal life.
These efforts include:

• Health services: Such as establishing, equipping, operating, and rehabilitating hospitals and health centers; launching vaccination and health education campaigns; setting up surgical camps; and dispatching medical specialists.
  
• Rehabilitation of damaged infrastructure: Such as electricity, water, and sewage systems; roads and bridges; schools; hospitals; and public facilities.
• Food Security: Through distributing food packages for reasonable periods to the poorest families to protect them against hunger.
• Permanent housing projects in line with the local environment and help for families to rebuild their damaged houses.
• Startup of productive projects/enterprises to secure livelihoods and help local community reestablish itself.
• Support of education by providing schools with stationery, textbooks, desks, and libraries, as well as improvement of the schooling environment.
• Promotion of a culture of peace and coexistence: Through educational and informative courses for social integration, cooperation, and social harmony.​​​