Paragraph on Street Children

Children who live on the streets don't have a specific place or home to stay in. They move around on the streets, eat food that is left over by others, and sleep at night on sidewalks, train stations, bus stops, and docks. These children don't have a fixed address where they live. They work on the streets and sleep on the streets. They don't have a regular way of life. Their main struggle is to earn enough money to survive. If they can't manage to do that, they go hungry. If they get sick, their suffering has no end. Sometimes they even die, and even if they get some help, they have to start their struggle for survival all over again.

Street children may or may not have parents. If they do have parents, the parents don't take care of them or show them any love or affection. These children don't receive any kindness from others. They are often seen collecting garbage on the streets, carrying heavy loads, begging for money, or working in workshops. They earn only a small amount of money for their work. They spend their days with whatever money they earn.

People who are aware and compassionate should step forward to provide care for these children. If they are given proper support, they can contribute greatly to society. Instead of hating them, we should show them sympathy and understanding.