Street children... who cares about them? More than two million, that’s the number of street children in Egypt nowadays. They are living without shelter, caring and protection, suffering from Health and Social Problems, Subjected to sexual abuse, breaking the law, and Carrying out Theft and urinate and violent operations. According to a study by the Office of the United Nations « street children in Egypt face a lot of problems and dangers, including violence, whether from other kids or their surrounding society or at work. As society rejects them for being undesirable, because of thier General appearance and behavior, and they And fail to adapt to society, Therefore they can be exploited simply in acts of violence and vandalism. As they have the right to education, nutrition, family life, play and others, that normal children enjoy, People concerned about these children to called for speeding solving this problem. Some suggested creating a new ministry for the child inside a private city for street children. Other see that, they should care about the institutions already established without the need for establishing new institutions. While third party believes that they should wait to see the role that can be played by the Ministry of the population in this regard, and it’s seek to benefit from the successful experience of Mexico in facing the problem of street children, through the promotion of community participation in providing the required services for them, whether by providing them shelters, or through capacity building activities and Providing work opportunities.