In Jainism, the principle of compassion (daya) and charity (dan) is very important. If a Jain person faces financial difficulties or bankruptcy, the Jain community often extends support and help to them. Jain sanghas (communities) encourage members to help each other in times of need, reflecting the values of kindness, mutual aid, and charity.

Many Jain organizations and temples have funds or charitable trusts to assist those who are struggling financially. However, the exact nature and extent of help can vary depending on the community, region, and resources available.

So yes, generally the Jain community tries to help a member who is facing financial hardship, guided by the principles of compassion and support.