PROBLEMS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AMONG CHILDREN IN DIFFICULT LIFE CIRCUMSTANCES

Children with complex destinies, such as orphans, children with developmental features,or children from orphanages, often face problems of delinquency. This makes it difficult for them to adapt and integrate into society. Also, the study of factors affecting the phenomenon reveals individual and social causes. The lack of family support, the unfavorable social environment, and the lack of resources and programs for children with a brutal fate are the main factors contributing to the delinquency of this category of children. Effective measures aimed at preventing delinquencies among children with difficult destinies include social support , access to quality educational programs , assistance in providing housing and employment for their parents or guardians. Specialized rehabilitation and social adaptation programs help children overcome difficulties and gain a stable position in society. Emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the problems of delinquency among children with complex destinies, this annotation draws attention to the need for joint efforts by all participants in society and the state to create conditions that support the successful adaptation and well-being of children in this vulnerable category. The purpose of the article is to identify key individual and social factors contributing to delinquency among children with difficult backgrounds (orphans, children with special needs) and, based on an analysis of rehabilitation practices, to substantiate a system of comprehensive social support and prevention measures for their successful integration into society.