Adaptation of the child-serum to modern socio-economic conditions

The majority of orphans and children left without parental care are placed in specialized state institutions or in foster families, and this specifically affects the formation of their personality, life positions and in a special way affects the degree of their socialization and social adaptation in society. As a rule, the orphan feels that he is a "stranger" in this society. This leads to isolation, social failure and often leads to an antisocial lifestyle. The opportunity to see the problems that orphans have to face in the process of social adaptation through the eyes of the orphans themselves will help us to identify possible ways to solve these difficulties. In this article, we focus on the factors that influence the social adaptation of orphans, as well as on the forms of its manifestation.