Deprived Children, Types of Deprivation and the Measures to Overcome

The various impairments and disabilities may alter or hamper physical, mental, social, psychological and spiritual development of the children thereby affecting the personality of children which makes them seriously handicapped in their educational progress, welfare and development. Long-term intellectual, social and emotional damage follows the deprivation of an attachment during a critical period in the child's development. Deprivation results in developmental delay, mental illness and subsequent suicide. Relationships within the community and other individuals can create a better quality of life that decreases the chance of becoming mentally ill and of committing suicide.