 There are now many definitions and operationally defined terms on family health. On the functional level, the terms family health, family functioning, and healthy family are often used interchangeably Hanson Boyd, 1996. Family health has been described as complex system, interactions, relationships and processes with the potential to enhance both well-being and the entire households health, and routines in the family may affect family health Denham, 1999, 2002; Yoshikawa, 2012. Despite the different perspectives in the definitions, family health should be holistically defined, encompass both wellness and illness variables and focus on the interactive, developmental, functional, psychosocial, and health processes of family experience Anderson Tomlinso, 1992. Hence, the HFK Movement project will focus on FAMILY Holistic Health which is to emphasize a more comprehensive and wide reaching aim and includes the physical, psychological and social aspects of well-being. 