Abstract

This study investigates the role of family dynamics and community support in fostering resilience among children facing adversity. By examining various coping mechanisms utilized by children, the research highlights how positive familial relationships and robust community networks contribute to emotional and psychological well-being. Through qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys, the findings reveal that children with strong familial bonds and supportive community ties demonstrate enhanced resilience. The study underscores the importance of nurturing both family and community environments to promote healthier coping strategies in childhood, ultimately informing policies and interventions aimed at supporting at-risk youth.