Adapting to Change: The Psychological Challenges of Migrant Worker’s Children

Abstract

The phenomenon of migration, especially labor migration, is a critical aspect of global dynamics and its impact on the children of migrant workers is a concerned topic. This overview examines the effects of migration on migrant worker’s children especially in the psychological aspect. This article delves into the factors and processes of migration, and psychosocial challenges faced by migrant worker’s children as they navigate into the complex realities of adapting themselves to a migratory environment, cultural adaptation, separation from their hometown, etc. This overview helps to address the diverse impacts of migration on migrant worker’s children, and interventions aimed at ensuring their well-being and positive development, recognizing their potential as valuable contributors to the community. So, by addressing the challenges faced by the children of migrant workers, societies can unlock the full potential of this demographic and work towards a more inclusive and equitable future.