For groups of children in special circumstances and support policies; support and intervention for cases of children who are abused or at risk of violence, exploitation, abandonment and children in special circumstances; responsibility to protect children in the online environment; alternative care for children; responsibility of agencies, organizations,educational institutions, families and individuals in ensuring that children can participate in children's issues such as orphans without caregivers, orphans raised in child protection service providers or social assistance facilities, orphans living with relatives, orphans receiving alternative care by individuals and families who are not relatives, except in cases of adoption.
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Children who have lost one parent and the other parent is missing according to the law, children who have lost one parent and the other parent is receiving care and nurturing at a social assistance facility or is no longer able to provide care and nurturing. Children who have lost one parent and the other parent is serving a prison sentence in a prison or is serving a decision to be sent to a compulsory education facility or compulsory drug rehabilitation facility, children whose both parents are missing according to the law, children whose father or mother is missing according to the law and the other parent is receiving care and nurturing at a social assistance facility. Children whose father or mother is missing according to the provisions of law and the other parent is serving a prison sentence in prison or is serving a decision to be sent to a compulsory education facility or a compulsory drug rehabilitation facility, children whose father and mother are no longer able to care for the child, children whose father and mother are receiving care and nurturing at a social assistance facility, children whose father and mother are serving a prison sentence in prison or are serving a decision to be sent to a compulsory education facility or a compulsory drug rehabilitation facility, children whose father or mother is receiving care and nurturing at a social assistance facility and the other parent is serving a prison sentence in prison or is serving a decision to be sent to a compulsory education facility or a compulsory drug rehabilitation facility, children living in a family with both parents of child age, children whose father and mother have restricted parental rights or are temporarily separated from their father or mother according to the provisions of law. In particular, children with disabilities and children infected with HIV/AIDS, as well as children who have violated the law, including children who have violated the law and are being subject to administrative measures, education at the commune, ward, or town level, or being sent to a reformatory school; are being subject to alternative measures to handle administrative violations and are managed at home; children who have violated the law and whose place of residence has not been determined and are serving administrative measures to educate at the commune, ward, or town level, at a child protection service facility, or a social assistance facility. Children who have violated the law and are being subject to judicial measures to educate at the commune, ward, or town level, or being sent to a reformatory school; are being subject to a sentence of non-custodial reform, a fixed-term prison sentence, or a fixed-term prison sentence but are given a suspended sentence; children who have completed a fixed-term prison sentence or have completed a measure to send to a reformatory school. Children who have dropped out of school to earn a living and have not completed lower secondary education, including children who have dropped out of school to earn a living and have not completed lower secondary education and do not have a caregiver, children who have dropped out of school to earn a living and have not completed lower secondary education and live with their parents or caregivers. [caption id="attachment_1208329" align="aligncenter" width="850"] 
Photo Collection[/caption] For children who have suffered violence leading to mental and behavioral disorders, limited ability to communicate, learn or the ability to perform some tasks to serve their daily personal needs according to the conclusion of the appraisal agency, medical examination and treatment facility or a specialist requested by a competent agency, organization or individual to inspect and assess the level of harm to the child. Children who are forced to participate in labor contrary to the provisions of the law on labor, children who are enticed, incited, provoked, exploited, lured, enticed, forced to participate in performance activities or used in the production of pornographic products, children who are enticed, incited, provoked, exploited, lured, enticed, forced to participate in tourism activities and are sexually abused; Children who are given, received or provided for prostitution, children who are enticed, incited, provoked, exploited, enticed, enticed, forced to participate in the transportation, purchase, sale, production, and storage of addictive substances and other goods prohibited from trading under the provisions of law, children who are enticed, incited, provoked, exploited, enticed, enticed, or forced to participate in other profiteering activities. In addition, children such as those who are sexually abused, children who are trafficked, children with serious illnesses or illnesses requiring long-term treatment from poor or near-poor households, migrant children, refugee children whose parents have not been identified or who do not have caregivers are also given special attention and protection.Wisdom
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