Abstract:
Zulva Nugraha Alrizki. 2026. Implementation Of Family Resilience Policy in
Responding to Social Dynamics in Ciamis Regency: A Study on Strengthening
Family Functions in Response to Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender
Phenomena
This study is motivated by the social dynamics developing within society and the
need to strengthen family resilience in facing various social changes, including
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) phenomena. This study aims to
analyze the implementation of family resilience policy, the supporting and
inhibiting factors of policy implementation, and efforts to strengthen family
functions in responding to social dynamics in Ciamis Regency. The study
employed a qualitative approach with a case study design. The research
informants consisted of 10 individuals representing local government, program
implementers, health, social, and education sectors, TP PKK, the AIDS
Prevention Commission, MUI, family groups, and the community. Informants were
selected purposively and could be expanded through snowball sampling. The data
consisted of primary and secondary sources. Data were collected through indepth interviews, observation, documentation studies, and triangulation. Data
analysis employed the interactive model of Miles, Huberman, and Saldaña
through data condensation, data display, and conclusion drawing and
verification. The findings indicate that the implementation of family resilience
policy has been carried out through the strengthening of eight family functions.
Based on George C. Edward III's dimensions, communication is supported by the
networks of Family Planning Counselors, cadres, and family activity groups;
resources are supported by implementers and cadres but face limitations in
personnel, facilities, budget, and data integration; disposition is supported by the
commitment and responsiveness of policy implementers; while bureaucratic
structure is supported by task distribution, authority, standard operating
procedures, and cross-sector coordination. In responding to LGBT phenomena,
the government does not have a specific program but addresses the issue within
the framework of strengthening family functions through communication,
parenting, education, protection, socio-cultural and religious values, reproductive
health, and the family social environment. In conclusion, family resilience policy
serves as a preventive and adaptive effort to strengthen family capacity in facing
social dynamics. The study recommends strengthening cross-sector coordination,
equitable distribution of resources, family data integration, public understanding,
and the development of policies that are more adaptive to changing social
dynamics.
