How did urbanization caused street children?

Urbanization often leads to increased migration from rural to urban areas in search of better economic opportunities. This rapid population growth in cities can result in inadequate housing and social services, leaving many families in poverty. As a result, some children may end up living on the streets due to family disintegration, economic hardship, or lack of access to education and resources, thus becoming street children. The lack of social safety nets and support systems further exacerbates their vulnerability and marginalization.