On the streets and in the abandoned buildings are the generations that hold our future. Imagine coming “home” to what these teenagers only know as benches or under the highways, the difficulties encountered on the streets, the shelters and the inability to move forward. Is there a solution to such a cruel outcome? We can recognize the conflict that homeless teens face by using effective ways to provide them with basic necessities, such as shelter, education, and a sense of safety. Certainly, shelter is a valuable prerequisite that must be obliged to these individuals. Every day, these homeless teenagers survive thanks to the generous charity of passers-by and the few shelters that dare to welcome such miserable masses. For example, research shows that adolescents housed in such housing prefer and feel safer on the streets, for fear of being mistreated. “They are usually exploited.” Avant said. (1) This has led many adolescents to refuse any service provided, which in reality can be very beneficial to them. For them to acquire a state of safety in shelters, there must be certified adults and a feeling of refuge. In fact, “…school is usually a safe haven for them…They are in a situation of upheaval, so we want to have stability there…” (4) Furthermore, many people are unaware that there is even is a problem. issue. Many people are not even aware that this is a problem. For example, Jose Mercado of Spreading Applauds Where It's Necessary says, “I didn't think the homeless problem was that bad until I saw people living in boxes and on benches. I realized we really had a problem. »(1) However, now that we are becoming a little aware of it, it is no longer treated. Dealing...... middle of paper ...... obtaining resources is the method of human trafficking. “Many homeless adolescents feel that trading sex for food, clothing and shelter is their only chance of survival on the streets. In turn, homeless youth are at greater risk of contracting AIDS or HIV-related illnesses. (2) Reassuringly, through acts of kindness and reaching out to those in need, people are slowly giving these unfortunate young people new hope for help. Overall, the number of homeless teens is becoming a growing problem within our generation. The lack of shelter or necessary resources has plunged these people into problematic living conditions. However, with the help of programs like FIT, ASAP, and other community homeless services, they are currently guiding these teens toward a better future. So ask yourself, what can you do to change the world ??