Street children are minors who live and work on the streets, often lacking stable housing and family support. They may engage in various activities to survive, such as begging, scavenging, or selling goods. These children often face significant challenges, including poverty, abuse, and limited access to education and healthcare. Many street children come from difficult backgrounds, including broken families or economic hardship. They are vulnerable to exploitation and violence, making it crucial for communities and organizations to provide support and resources. Efforts to help street children often focus on rehabilitation, education, and reintegration into society.