• Promoting protective factors enhances family resilience, child development, and reduces the likelihood of child abuse/neglect.
• Communities are most effective at impacting family resilience when service providers across organizations are trained and well-versed in family-strengthening practices.
• Having access to social and concrete supports can help reduce family isolation and promote resilience. Social support refers to a network of healthy relationships with family, friends, or neighbors. Concrete supports, on the other hand, are tangible services that address unmet needs, such as nutritious food and transportation.