Immigrant families are groups of individuals who move from one country to another, often seeking better opportunities, safety, or a new life. These families may include parents, children, and sometimes extended relatives. They often face challenges such as language barriers, cultural differences, and the need to adapt to a new environment while trying to maintain their cultural identity. Many immigrant families contribute to their new communities by bringing diverse perspectives, skills, and traditions. They may participate in local economies, schools, and cultural events, enriching the social fabric of their new home. Support systems, such as community organizations and local services, can help them navigate these transitions.