Boys' homes are residential facilities designed to provide care and support for young males, typically ranging from ages 6 to 18. These homes often serve boys who come from challenging backgrounds, including those facing family issues, abuse, or neglect. The primary goal is to create a safe and nurturing environment where boys can receive education, counseling, and life skills training. In addition to basic needs like food and shelter, boys' homes often offer structured programs that promote personal development and social skills. Staff members, including counselors and educators, work closely with the boys to help them build positive relationships and prepare for independent living. Many boys' homes also collaborate with community organizations to provide additional resources and support.