Street Kids

Discover the poignant insights of "Street Kids" by Elizabeth Webber, published by University of Toronto Press in 1991. This compelling paperback explores the complexities surrounding the lives of runaway youth in Canada. With 277 pages, Webber expertly navigates the intricate web of factors contributing to family breakdown and the failures of social services that leave many children vulnerable on the streets.

Through her in-depth analysis, Webber presents potential solutions and measures that could empower these young individuals to escape their harsh realities. "Street Kids" is not just a narrative; it’s a call to action for understanding and change. Perfect for readers interested in social issues and advocacy, this book invites you to delve into the pressing matters surrounding youth homelessness in Canada.

Add "Street Kids" to your collection and gain a deeper understanding of the struggles faced by many youths in our society.