Youth is a
milestone in the development of the human being. Our society must allow the
majority of young people growing up in a favorable context, to fit properly and
to find an answer to their needs. For the majority of them are with their
parents, their families and their living environments, the resources necessary
to ensure their health, safety, welfare and development. However this is not
the case for all young people in whom we find the majority of problems
including:
The changing demographics of the family level: affects both society as a whole and children in particular. Les factors that affect the family unit are: the economy, war, natural disasters, disease, physical abuse, divorce ...
Child Abuse: to be demonstrated by the negligence, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional harassment, and all other forms of ill treatment to a minor child by a person responsible for his care.
The poverty that affects health, nutrition, employment, literacy, housing, health and safety of children. This is the economic and social problem not yet solved in the world today.
Psychological disorders: experienced by young adults, which include depression and suicide. Symptoms of depression in adolescents often occur by sadness, feelings of isolation, loss of appetite, hopelessness, apathy, withdrawal into oneself, crying and insomnia .
Depression: which factors are: a history of depression within the family, stress, smoking, the death of a parent or a loved one, a broken relationship, a behavioral disorder or learning to draw attention, chronic illness, an abuse or neglect or other trauma such as surviving a natural disaster.
Suicide: Among the causes are economic difficulties, social isolation, hopelessness, alcohol, drug use, stress, life crises and the breakdown of the family, including divorce .
Sexual activity: the teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS are issues that affect young people around the world.
Alcohol: Mortality factor in people.
The changing demographics of the family level: affects both society as a whole and children in particular. Les factors that affect the family unit are: the economy, war, natural disasters, disease, physical abuse, divorce ...
Child Abuse: to be demonstrated by the negligence, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional harassment, and all other forms of ill treatment to a minor child by a person responsible for his care.
The poverty that affects health, nutrition, employment, literacy, housing, health and safety of children. This is the economic and social problem not yet solved in the world today.
Psychological disorders: experienced by young adults, which include depression and suicide. Symptoms of depression in adolescents often occur by sadness, feelings of isolation, loss of appetite, hopelessness, apathy, withdrawal into oneself, crying and insomnia .
Depression: which factors are: a history of depression within the family, stress, smoking, the death of a parent or a loved one, a broken relationship, a behavioral disorder or learning to draw attention, chronic illness, an abuse or neglect or other trauma such as surviving a natural disaster.
Suicide: Among the causes are economic difficulties, social isolation, hopelessness, alcohol, drug use, stress, life crises and the breakdown of the family, including divorce .
Sexual activity: the teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS are issues that affect young people around the world.
Alcohol: Mortality factor in people.
Violence: Including the use of arms. Poverty and lack of employment opportunities are often the impetus for violent behavior.
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