To ensure education for homeless children, various measures have been implemented, such as the McKinney-Vento Act in the United States, which ensures access to free public education. Schools are mandated to provide transportation, enrollment assistance, and access to free school meals. Furthermore, community organizations and outreach programs facilitate access to resources like tutoring and counseling. By creating supportive environments and minimizing barriers to enrollment, schools and community initiatives aim to foster educational stability for homeless children, helping them achieve academic success and break the cycle of homelessness.