This study implemented a collaborative work of social transformation with the purpose of contributing to the construction and strengthening of social networks that provide support to families in conditions of forced displacement, through the Participatory Action Research methodology. The research had five stages: a diag- nosis, two action-reflection which each one was followed by an evaluation. It was found that the promotion of appreciative communication, ludic-creative activities, and collaborative and care practices, through regular meetings that are assisted by a management team, contributes to families having shared experiences that helps to establish networks social support denser. The reflexive groups that had a double meaning: that of a scenario to deal with problems and needs, and that of being an opportunity to create and strengthen social support networks, were very powerful for the agency of community work, as well as for the elaboration of experiences of pain and suffering that are silenced by the need to attend to the dynamics of everyday life, and thereby expand the capacity for self-knowledge. The involvement of the whole family in collaborative and appreciative work helped, not only to create supportive social networks in the new environment they inhabit, but also to strengthen affective and binding communication, and caring for the other within families.