Homelessness is one of the nationwide problems but most youth is prone to homelessness. The act of “Runaway, Homeless, and Missing Children Protection Act (2003-2004)” provide details about runaway and homeless youth and various program where designed to reduce youth homelessness. On October 12, 2003. Runaway and homelessness act (RHYA), title III of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 (JJDP) was officially approved the Congress by the runaway, homeless, and missing children protection Act. Foster has a high risk of homelessness of youth homelessness has many adverse effects including sexual abuse, various crimes, and anti-social behavior. Connection and relation among the parents/caregivers and youth are important to …show more content…
Introduction
Homelessness of youth has a deep significance that reaches beyond distinct youth and their instant families. The adverse influences of youth homelessness have greatly impacted our communities and the whole nation as well. According to the research about 1.6 million young people suffer from homelessness at different points around the year. When youth become homeless and leave their homes they are in danger of being involved in anti-social activities and their perilous behavior becomes victimized severely by various groups of society (Whitbeck, L.B et all, 2001).
Runaway and homelessness act (RHYA), title III of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 (JJDP) was approved officially in 2003 in the 10Sth Congress by the runaway, homeless, and missing children protection Act. It involved the establishment of information on auspicious policies to finish youth homelessness. This report offers members of congress evidence on the requirements of the homeless youth inhabitants and homelessness youth features, theoretical views, prevention and improvement intrusions, and consequences for policy and program improvement. This report will provide information about the support and services to meet the requirement of the population. Also provide information about the services that provide funds to the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act (Runaway, Homeless, and Missing Children Protection Act of
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Fostering families is most potent to the risk of homelessness of youth. The consequences of homelessness include crime, sexual abuse, and anti-social behavior. Increasing encouraging parenting abilities that connect to the youth and their families and other community assets, can aid parents and caregivers to accomplish problems and other concerns that can unknot relatives and families. Most youths are not connected to positive societies and social networks likewise education, healthcare, learning, and training assist them to change their surroundings. The foremost cause of homelessness was an address by President Bush. The administration's creativities embrace the establishment of families (the Responsible Fatherhood and Healthy Marriage initiative and the Promoting Safe and Stable Families program), provided that role representations and guides to youth in underprivileged situations (Mentoring Children of Prisoners programs), and encouraging active organization amid Federal agencies, along with State and resident administrations that convey facilities and various services to the to homeless youth, youth-at-risk, and their families (FYSB State Collaboration