kinsupport
nounUK /ˈkɪnsəpɔːt/
US /ˈkɪnsəpɔːrt/
Help and care that your family gives you.
With kinsupport from her grandparents, Maya felt brave on her first day of school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Money or resources that relatives share to help someone in need.
The kinsupport from his uncles paid for the repair of the family roof.
3. The feeling of being backed by your family during hard times.
Knowing his kinsupport was strong, Leo faced the move with confidence.
4. A family's effort to keep traditions and members connected.
Sunday dinners became a form of kinsupport that held the whole clan together.