The Role Of Child Abuse In Homeless Homes
Consequently, there were 1.3 million homeless students enrolled in schools during the year of 2012, according to The Christian Science Monitor. In fact, there was an eight percent increase from previous school year (Paulson, 2014).
Actually, several teenagers are living on the streets because they ran away from their homes. Due to their parents being incarcerated or have encountered some form of abuse in their household. Above all, children leave their home in search of better life. Whether they are leaving behind an alcoholic father who beats them when he comes home from the local bar or just trying to get away from a family who is the neighborhood drug dealer, according to the National Runaway Switchboard.
Actually, several teenagers are living on the streets because they ran away from their homes. Due to their parents being incarcerated or have encountered some form of abuse in their household. Above all, children leave their home in search of better life. Whether they are leaving behind an alcoholic father who beats them when he comes home from the local bar or just trying to get away from a family who is the neighborhood drug dealer, according to the National Runaway Switchboard.