The family can be referred to as a basic nucleus of society, where it must be fully formed as a group and guarantee the safety and development of its members. Increasing social inequality affects society and also the families that comprise it. It is a study with a quantitative approach, with a non-experimental, descriptive and cross-sectional design. The population consisted of 240 heads of families who go to 12 Popular Dining Rooms of a Vulnerable Area of Collique. The data collection technique was the survey-interview and the instrument used was the RFT 5-33 questionnaire of 5 dimensions and 33 items. The total family risk in families who go to Popular Dining Rooms of a Vulnerable Area of Collique in Comas, it is presented as follows, 172 participants representing 72% are threatened families; 41 participants representing 17% are families with low risk and 27 participants representing 11% are families with high risk. Regarding dimensions, threatened families predominated in all, in psycho-affective conditions with 94%, in health services and practices with 91%, in housing and neighborhood conditions with 62%, in socioeconomic situation with 85% and in child management with 85%. The total family risk that predominated is threatened families, followed by families with high risk and families with low risk. Regarding the dimensions of the main variable, threatened families predominate in all of them. The dimension with the highest high-risk value is housing and neighborhood conditions.