In the assessment of alternative solutions to tackle the identified problem, a comprehensive set of criteria has been established for a thorough evaluation of each proposed option. Firstly, the effectiveness criterion concentrates on gauging the ability of each solution to ensure the immediate safety of children within home environments, specifically addressing risks related to abuse, neglect, and hazardous conditions. Secondly, the sustainability and long$-$term impact criterion assesses the enduring influence of each solution, scrutinizing whether it not only addresses immediate concerns but also contributes to lasting positive change, thereby preventing the recurrence of unsafe home environments over time. Lastly, the criterion of community engagement and support emphasizes the degree to which a solution actively involves and garners support from the community. Solutions that foster collaboration, communication, and ongoing community participation are considered more favorable, recognizing the pivotal role of community engagement in the successful implementation and continuation of any proposed solution. Together, these criteria form a robust framework that ensures a comprehensive evaluation, encompassing immediate safety considerations, long$-$term effectiveness, and the active involvement of the community in the resolution process.