Family resilience is an important foundation for establishing harmonious, adaptive, and prosperous family relationships. It is influenced by interpersonal communication, emotional regulation, the distribution of domestic responsibilities, and gender role partnerships between spouses. This community service program aimed to provide family psychology and gender equality education as an effort to strengthen family resilience. The activity was conducted in 2024 in Rejing Village, Tiris District, Probolinggo Regency, Indonesia, involving 25 participants, predominantly women. This article employs a descriptive qualitative approach based on activity information, available documentation, and relevant scientific literature. The discussion focuses on family communication, conflict management, marital role partnerships, emotional support, and their relationship with Islamic family law principles. The literature indicates that healthy interpersonal communication, gender role partnerships, and mutual family support are associated with marital quality and family resilience. The program provided a community-based educational forum for residents of Rejing Village. However, the absence of pre- and post-activity evaluation data limits conclusions regarding changes in participants' understanding. Therefore, continuous educational assistance and measurable evaluation instruments are recommended.
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