ROSHN Group and EFAA Partner to Empower Disabled Individuals and Enhance Quality of Life in the Eastern Region

ROSHN Group, Saudi Arabia’s leading multi-asset class real estate developer and a PIF Company, has entered into a strategic partnership with the EFAA Rehabilitation Complex (EFAA). The agreement, which was announced during a ceremony held under the patronage of His Royal Highness the Governor of the Eastern Province Prince Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdulaziz, will fund several programs to benefit up to seventy Saudi beneficiaries in the country’s Eastern Region, including the provision of medical services and the roll-out of sports-based rehabilitation. ROSHN was recognized by His Royal Highness, the Governor of the Eastern Province for its commitment to raising the quality of life for the region’s communities.

The agreement will fund two projects. The first, called Rehabilitative Medical Services, will support individuals with disabilities by offering medical services, prosthetic limbs, and orthotics as a means of empowerment, enhancing their quality of life, and improving their ability to live independently and perform self-care tasks.

The second project, named Able Sport, will offer sports activities to people with disabilities in a safe and suitably equipped sports environment under the supervision of specialized trainers. These activities will give attendees the opportunity to stay fit and gain confidence.

“We are always looking at how we can raise the quality of life for communities throughout the country as part of our commitment to Saudi Vision 2030, and EFAA’s approach to rehabilitation will be transformational for those individuals and families in need,” said ROSHN Group’s Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Ghada AlRumayan. “We are grateful to His Royal Highness, Prince Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdulaziz, Governor of the Eastern Province, for his recognition of our approach to corporate social responsibility in the Eastern Province and this commendation will serve to strengthen our desire to do even more to raise the quality of life for the region and its people”.