Up to 30,000 youths in Australia face homelessness, turning to drugs, prostitution, and crime for survival amid rising violence in their homes.
Synopsis
Up to 30,000 youths in Australia face homelessness, turning to drugs, prostitution, and crime for survival amid rising violence in their homes.
Synopsis
In Australia, many youths face homelessness, with some resorting to drugs and crime for survival. The documentary focuses on the lives of these children, who often come from violent homes. It documents their struggles and the harsh conditions they endure. The film also discusses efforts to improve their situations and prevent future homelessness. It presents a stark picture of a growing crisis affecting up to 30,000 young people across the country.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the homeless youths of Australia.
- Find out about rising violence in homes.
- See efforts to prevent youth homelessness.
Did You Know
- Up to 30,000 youths are homeless in Australia.
- The documentary was released in 1989 and runs for 90 minutes.
- Many homeless youths resort to drugs, prostitution, and crime.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many youths are homeless in Australia?
Up to 30,000 youths are homeless in Australia.
What issues do homeless youths in Australia face?
Homeless youths in Australia resort to drugs, prostitution, and crime to survive.
What is a contributing factor to youth homelessness in Australia?
An increase in violence in homes is a contributing factor to youth homelessness.
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