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What does THE ROCK do?
The project operates in three broad areas - young people, families and the business/working community, focusing on needs which are either not already being met in other ways, or where The Rock can helpfully supplement existing provision.  It is  committed to working in partnership with others wherever possible. (Back)

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What is THE ROCK?
The Rock Community Project is an independent Scottish Charity and a Scottish Company Limited by Guarantee (Company Number SC328036, Scottish Charity Number  SC034069), with its own Board and membership. It was set up as a broad-based community project in 2003 by Stirling Baptist Church, which has a long association with a wide range of community initiatives. (Back)

Where is THE ROCK?
The registered address of the charity is The Rock Centre, First Floor, 61-63 Murray Place, Stirling,  FK8 1AP.

Contact us: Tel. 01786 462647    e-mail admin@rockcommunityproject.org.uk

 
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How is THE ROCK financed?
By a combination of individual and corporate sponsorship.

The Rock Centre, from which the project operates, is leased to the project at a nominal rent by Stirling Baptist Church. (Back)

The ROCK’s Vision

The founding vision was to provide a vehicle for people within Stirling Baptist Church and the broader Christian Community to engage and interact with the wider community for the benefit of the people of Stirling and the surrounding area, without distinction on any grounds. 

The Rock retains strong links with Stirling Baptist Church, one of its most consistent and generous sponsors, but is scrupulous in observing the independence required by its role and status as an independent charitable company. In this way the project is able to be true to both the inclusive generosity of its founding vision and the Christian motivation which inspired it. (Back)

The ROCK’s Values

• We value the well-being and prosperity of the people of Stirling and aim to provide services relevant to their physical, emotional, spiritual and community needs.
• We value compassion and aim for that to characterise our services.
• We recognise, value and respect the diversity of the Stirling community and intend our services to be accessible and affordable for all without distinction of any kind.
• We value community harmony and aim to contribute positively to community relations in the Stirling area.
• We value confidentiality and aim that, subject to the relevant statutory caveats, it is strictly observed where required or could reasonably be expected.
• We value our employees, volunteers, customers and clients. We will seek to listen to their concerns and where possible to empower them so that all our activities are and remain relevant to their needs and aspirations. 
• We are committed to continuous improvement and innovation and to keeping abreast of relevant best practice, incorporating that appropriately into our service and the conduct of our business. (Back)