Casa Alianza invests around half million lempiras rehabilitating these children. Normally, they come from poor environments and contribute to the economy of the family. They do not attend school, but if they are, they are in the process of dropping out. They spend a lot of time in the streets and they end up living in them cutting the links with their families progressively. They do not have an organized life.
Freedom is their principal value.
They are expose to chemical dependence to use some type of drugs. In order to survive they create strong bonds with those who are like them. B.Shows malnutrition C.Evidence skin diseases and problems with their respiratory system. They engage in different activities in order to survive, such as begging, steal prostitution. In order to survive they build strong bonding c.