The phenomenon of homeless children emerges as a very serious phenomenon that pollute the cultural scene, and turn all the concepts of humanity upside down, and this miserable scene is to see homeless children who roam the streets without any patron or sponsor. The phenomenon lacks family atmosphere, attention and care.
The phenomenon of homelessness is a widespread phenomenon at present, especially in third world countries, where poverty, hunger and wars.

One of the main reasons for the homeless children is the disintegration of the family, which is aimed at children in the street, and the abandonment of the mother and the father of their main role in bringing their children up. children fall victim to all this.
Some conditions also increase the proportion of homeless
children. Through the spread of their jobs, and take over tasks much larger than their age.The responsibility to spend on their families.
The homelessness of children is not limited to their loss in the streets, sleeping outside homes and care homes, but extends to much more complex problems: the phenomenon of begging children, together with the phenomenon of homelessness, because the vagrants child, of course, lack those who spend money on them, so they turn to beg and sometimes to steal, which raises a deviant generation , has tendencies to crime, and a serious deviation in his personality.

The separation of children from their original environments is the first source of displacement, and the beginning of the destruction of society and its basic structure. Therefore, appropriate solutions must be found to reduce and control homelessness. These steps must be at the level of governments and states. we should highlight the importance of care homes, children's villages and orphanages for children whose families can not be reunited as a result of the death of the mother and father or because they are children of unknown origin.

International organizations define displacement as the removal of children under the age of 18 from their families or environment from which they lived. Statistics indicate that there are approximately 22 million homeless children in the world, including children who have become homeless due to parental separation or refugees from war, conflict, asylum-seekers and others. Studies have indicated that many of them have been displaced for many years, especially children affected by armed conflict; they have been faced with nearly 6 or 7 years of displacement.

solutions:
- Establishment of educational and rehabilitation institutions for displaced children.

- Create quick laws on the phenomenon of dropout from schools, which is an important step in the problem of homelessness of children.

- Creating bodies that deal with family and social problems to reduce the number of separated families.

- Activating the role of the social security institution to help poor families and reduce the phenomenon of removing children from school to work in difficult living conditions in order to support their families.

- Put children addicted to drugs in psychiatric centers and special care homes, and rehabilitate them to become effective elements in society.