This chapter, in the book Contemporary Issues in Human Services, explains the intricacies of the child welfare system as well as gives a basic understanding of family resistance. Then it delves into understanding parental challenges within the child welfare system and presents a theoretical framework for family resilience. It explores the various stressors and obstacles parents face, including financial instability, mental health issues, and lack of social support, and how these impact family dynamics and child well-being. The chapter discusses strategies for enhancing family resilience, emphasizing the importance of dignity and parental support. It highlights collaborative and multidisciplinary approaches involving social workers, mental health professionals, and community resources to provide comprehensive support to families. Through case studies and personal narratives, the chapter illustrates practical applications of these strategies, showcasing successful interventions and resilience-building practices. By integrating theoretical insights with real-world examples, the chapter provides a holistic understanding of how to support and strengthen families within the child welfare system, ultimately promoting better outcomes for both parents and children.