التأهيل النفسي- والاجتماعي للمشردات في مرحلة ما بعد الحرب

This study aims to explore the situation of homeless girls within the Sudanese context in the post-armed conflict phase, with a focus on the role of war in exacerbating this phenomenon. It also highlights the importance of psychological and social rehabilitation within a peacebuilding framework, given the increasing number of homeless children, particularly in conflict-affected areas. The findings indicate that homeless children suffer from psychological and social disturbances, and that the efforts of governmental and non-governmental organizations remain insufficient for their reintegration into society. The study also shows that the absence of family care during early developmental stages contributes to the deterioration of the child’s psychological structure, and recommends adopting alternative family systems as a more effective approach than traditional institutional care.