In the heart of Zimbabwe, a country grappling with economic hardships, there lies a hidden crisis—the plight of forgotten children. Orphaned, abandoned, or neglected, these young souls endure the harsh realities of life on the streets. With little access to food, shelter, or education, they are forced to fend for themselves, often resorting to begging, petty theft, or even prostitution. Their days are filled with uncertainty and fear, as they face abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. These forgotten children, lost in the shadows of society, represent a stark reminder of the challenges that persist despite Zimbabwe's efforts to rebuild. Their struggle for survival is a testament to their resilience, yet it is a cry for help that demands urgent attention and intervention.
