This community service program aims to improve the ability of households to develop creative economic strategies as an effort to strengthen family economic resilience. The activities were carried out through educational, training, and mentoring approaches for the community, particularly housewives and home-based business actors. The main problems faced by the community include low literacy in the creative economy, limited entrepreneurial skills, weak household financial management, and low utilization of digital technology in product marketing. The methods used included socialization, creative entrepreneurship training, product processing practices, digital marketing training, and assistance in managing household-based businesses. The results of the program indicated an increase in community understanding of creative economic strategies, improved household product processing skills, enhanced digital marketing capabilities, and growing community motivation to develop productive home-based businesses. This program also encouraged the establishment of more adaptive and independent family economic management patterns in dealing with economic pressures. Therefore, mentoring in creative economic strategies can serve as an effective approach to supporting family economic resilience and improving community welfare in a sustainable manner.
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