Health, 18.09.2019 18:30 stephanierey075

Some problems for runaways include becoming ill and turning to crime. what is another likely risk facing runaways?
a. becoming targets for people involved with drugs and prostitution
b. getting married too young and then abusing their own children
c. getting involved with people addicted to gambling
d. becoming victims of domestic abuse in another family

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