In the United States, there is a persistent issue of Youth Homelessness. Homelessness among young people is inevitable. According to studies on the national characteristics of these children, there are around 700,000 fugitive children under the age of 18 every year who lack parental, foster, or institutional care. The majority of homeless teenagers struggle with trust issues with those they perceive as members of normal society. They are compelled to flee because they feel abandoned and underappreciated, despite the temporary shelters frequently provided by the federal government and faith-based organizations.