Are there reasons to Runaway from home and Thrownaway kids?

There is a lot of definitions of this two words around the world although many people nowadays confuse this terms. Homelessness means according to (nhchc, 2017) : “an individual who lacks housing, including an individual whose primary residence during the night is a supervised public or private facility that provides temporary living accommodations, and an individual who is a resident in transitional housing” and houselessness means according to (Oxford dictionary, 2017) : “The condition of being houseless or lacking housing”. So the principal difference between this terms are that homeless is about to be alone and belong to nowhere and houseless is about to doesn’t have a house to sleep or also you can have a house but in bad conditions. Exist many reasons why they became homeless involved interactions between personal disadvantages and weaknesses, negative events and inadequate welfare support services. For some, their behavior rather than external factors triggered homelessness. ...

Nowadays runaway and thrownaway kids from home are common in this society and this terms have different definitions. Runaway means according to (Dictionary, 2017): " to leave a place or person secretly and suddenly" and thrownaway means according to (Thefreedictionary,2017):" A   child   or   teenager   who   has   been   rejected,   ejected,   or   abandoned   by   parents   or   guardians   and   lives   on   the   streets". So, the principal difference is that people who runaway make their own decision to do this and thrownaway are people who are forced to leave their home. The most vulnerable people are young people between 15 and 16 years old due they are in a difficult period where they think that the best option is the one that they have and also they don’t have a good communication with their parents to solve their problems. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-1374...