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qualitative study adopts phenomenological symbolic interactionist approach comprehensively explore substance abuse among street children lilongwe malawi research aims uncover complex sociocultural economic environmental determinants influencing substance abuse within marginalized cohort indepth semistructured interviews study engages street children understand subjective experiences perceptions interpretations substance abuse within community context employing convenience purposive snowball sampling strategies research collected data street children acknowledging transient nature societal challenges thematic analysis conducted interview transcripts derive comprehensive insights results revealed five key thematic areas familial absence emotional void societal normalization peer pressure economic hardships coping mechanisms environmental accessibility peer influence belongingness themes highlighted intricate interplay personal experiences socioenvironmental factors peer dynamics shaping prevalence persistence substance abuse among street children studys implications practice underscore need tailored interventions support mechanisms addressing substance abuse within demographic emphasizes urgency contextspecific strategies policy formulations aimed ameliorating challenges faced street children dealing substance abuse malawi ultimately research contributes deeper understanding substance abuse among marginalized street children advocating compassionate contextually sensitive interventions within overlooked drug abusers population subset