Aware of the issues and concerns of Qatari society, QRCS assumes its part of responsibility for considering these issues, together with other relevant institutions, trying to diagnose them, explore their nature, and propose courses of action, serving the best interest of society as a whole and giving a bright image of Qatar both locally and abroad.

Most prominently, QRCS organized a big international conference titled 'Doha Dialogue on Migration 2014', in cooperation with IFRC, to create a platform that brings migration-related issues and challenges openly for consideration and exchange lessons learnt that can help improve the conditions of migrant laborers, who constitute a large portion of Qatari society and are a key factor in the current economic and constructional growth in the country. They are the hands that transform the development schemes into reality, building plants, production and services units, and expanding urbanization nationwide.​​​​​

QRCS implements a wide range of social development programs that seek to improve the standard of living for poor segments of society to be able to afford the costs of life and enjoy financial stability:

• Socioeconomic empowerment programs to provide financial and in-kind assistance to vulnerable people to cover their cost of life.
• Medical assistance programs, through the Patient Support Fund, to cover some or all of the costs of treatment, surgeries, and medicines for poor patients.
• Emergency assistance programs to provide urgent aid for poor families that experience an emergency such as a fire etc.
• Kidney transplantation project to treat serious renal failure cases, in cooperation with Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC).
• Seasonal assistance, including Ramadan aid, Cordiality Iftar, Zakat-ul-Fitr, Eid clothing, school coupons, food coupons, provisions, and miscellaneous assistance.​
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• Psychosocial support programs to help vulnerable segments of society adapt to their difficult conditions and try to change their lives to the better.
• “Create a Living” program for the rehabilitation of penitentiary inmates to help them integrate well into society when released from detention.
• Stand Together project, which is a social development initiative to ensure the welfare of expatriate workers, through diverse forms of assistance, such as health education, food aid, and hygiene kits. The ultimate goal is to improve their living conditions and achieve social integration.​​