The role of religious institutions in preserving family values in modern society

In a society marked by globalization, the modern family faces multiple challenges that affect the stability of traditional values. This article analyzes the role of religious institutions in preserving family values and supporting contemporary families through an interdisciplinary approach that combines social work, theology, and social studies. The research highlights the importance of collaboration between religious institutions and social assistance services in supporting vulnerable families, preventing conflicts, and fostering the moral education of younger generations. The study argues that the active involvement of religious institutions in the social life of the family can improve communication among its members and promote an educational model based on moral values. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of partnerships between the church and social assistance services in community mobilization and providing support for vulnerable families. The article's conclusions suggest that despite secularization trends, religious institutions remain a crucial factor in maintaining family balance. The recommendations highlight the need for integrated activities between the church and social services, aimed at offering both spiritual and material support, thereby strengthening the educational and protective function of the modern family.