This article examines family relationships in young families, important priorities of state policy regarding the institution of family, problems observed in family relationships, and ways to solve them. It also analyzes current issues of adaptation to roles in young families, formation of relationships with parents, as well as activities to develop a culture of order, etiquette, communication and consent of young family members in matters of raising children

This article considers the family as a social institution, analyzing the importance of such high values as justice, love, friendship, and solidarity in ensuring its stability and development. The family is an essential part of society and plays a key role in the socialization of individuals. The author explores the theoretical and methodological aspects of family relationships based on the views of thinkers such as Émile Durkheim, Talcott Parsons, George Herbert Mead, and Plato.

The article examines the development of the mahalla institution in Uzbekistan during the years of independence, highlighting its unique role in the local self-governance system and its significance in ensuring social stability and democracy. Mahalla is presented as a unique social institution that combines traditional values with modern management requirements, serving as a bridge between the state and society