Teens Living in Poverty. Emotional Difficulties Lives are often filled with emotional and social instability Parents may have to move frequently to find.

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Teens Living in Poverty

Emotional Difficulties Lives are often filled with emotional and social instability Parents may have to move frequently to find housing, which disrupts social relationships and schooling More likely to experience depression, low self- esteem and a sense of powerlessess

Academic issues Poverty creates chronic stress which makes impairs attention and concentration When teens are struggling to get basic needs met, schoolwork is often not a priority

Crime When teens living in poverty don't see a way to obtain legitimate employment, crime becomes an appealing alternative In urban areas, teens living in poverty are tempted by gang members who promise them income as well as a source of emotional support that they don't feel at home