Work addresses families of children with disabilities and faith as a support. Families of children with disabilities are among the families at risk because the child's difficulties affect the overall functioning of the family. Parents encounter a new role and thus pass through many stressful situations, such as dealing with childbirth and first diagnosis, a process of rehabilitation, family adaptation to continuous care and nursing, various emotional reactions such as guilt, self-indulgence and sorrow. A very important role in this has a parental competence that is reflected not only in the development of the child but also in the overall family climate. Families point out many forms of support, including early intervention in the form of timely and continuous assistance from experts, social support for the environment and spirituality that is cited as one of the protective factors. By defining religiosity, faith and spirituality, it tries to integrate spirituality into the very family, and to explain the relationship between the quality of life of the family and spirituality. Spirituality is a resource that positively affects every family risk by giving meaning to suffering, gaining consolation in crisis moments, making it easier for everyday life.