TEENS ENTER INTO prostitution for a number of reasons, and programs to deal with these problems can make a difference. Social workers are realizing that the best way to reduce teen prostitution is to help abused children before they run away from home and become committed to life on the street. Child welfare agencies are working to identify troubled families and provide support. Helping parents can prevent them from neglecting or abusing their children—the family background reported by almost all teen prostitutes. Social workers, teachers, and family therapists are developing many ways to help children and their parents. One of the most important services needed by troubled families is substance abuse treatment. Counseling on sexuality can help prevent some children from being rejected by their families. When they receive help with school difficulties, children from troubled homes can get along better and begin to see their education as an opportunity for.....
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