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This paper is a study of the life stories of three former street children who move between family, peers, and NGOs. It analyzed the roles of families and peers by participatory observations and their narratives through activities with them. The results showed that family and peers play different roles from the previous studies, which were fixed and depicted only one aspect. The study results showed that peers worked to connect with NGO support, were role models to show their connection to society, and created relationships that had a positive impact on each other. Family members act to attract their child to home. Behind their behavior of extrusion and attracting child lie complex family circumstances, sexuality, drugs and HIV, to which the families reacted in different ways. And the child also continues to “come and go” in response to the family’s reaction.
https://ror.org/02qf2tx24 
