Community resilience, a multifaceted concept, is analyzed through the lens of social science to provide a comprehensive understanding of its significance in mitigating the impacts of disasters. Key concepts such as social cohesion, adaptive capacity, and community-based strategies are examined in depth. The chapter highlights community resilience's dynamic and context-specific nature. The chapter also discusses the integration of community resilience into DRR policies and practices, emphasizing the importance of fostering local ownership and participation. Case studies from various disaster-prone regions are presented to illustrate how communities have harnessed their resilience to reduce vulnerability and enhance their capacity to respond to disasters effectively. This chapter underscores the need for a holistic approach to disaster risk reduction that recognizes the vital role of community resilience. It provides valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers working in the field of DRR, offering practical recommendations for enhancing the resilience of communities and building a safer, more sustainable future in the face of mounting disaster threats.