Activities of Government Bodies Aimed at Creating Conditions for the Socialization of Orphans and Children Left without Parental Care

Discusses the importance of studying the work of government agencies to create conditions conducive to the adaptation of orphans and children without parental care in society. The author examines their legal status and examines the basic rights that should be guaranteed to these children, as well as analyzes how effectively these rights are implemented in practice. Attention is paid to various ways and methods of socialization of such children, that is, how they learn to live in society, find their place and develop. The article also examines the work of government agencies that are responsible for creating the conditions necessary for the successful socialization of individuals in these categories.