Street Children Paragraph

(i) Who are known as street children and why?

(ii) How do they earn money to live?

(iii) Where do these kids live?

(iv) What jobs do they usually like to do for money?

(v) How can we make their situation better?

Street kids, also called street children, are seen in poorer countries like Bangladesh. Many of them are kids whose parents have left them. They don't have a permanent home and move around a lot. They don't know where their parents are, when they were born, or where they belong. Some don't have parents at all. They make money by asking for help, taking things without permission, tricking people, selling flowers, and doing small jobs. Sometimes, poor parents make their kids work on the streets. These kids live in dirty areas and sleep outside without protection from bad weather. They sometimes work as garbage collectors, helpers, and even carry people in rickshaws. Sometimes, they ask for food. They don't get a chance to go to school, see a doctor, or eat well. Even though they've been left alone, they're still people. They should have basic rights to live, be happy, stay safe, and learn. We have a job to make sure they have these rights. The government and everyone else should do something to help these kids who have no place to go, so they can have a better life.