This study aims to reveal the differences between the four groups under investigation (of unknown parentage, orphans, Disintegration of the family , lost ones) in the dimensions of resilience (personal competence, social support, social competence, orientation towards the future). The sample included (n = 19) of adolescents. They were deliberately chosen from the shelters in Minya governorate of both sexes, males (9), females (10), whose ages range between (12: 18) years old, and the deprivation category consists of four categories, and they are Disintegration of the family (5), and orphans (5) And the lost (4), and of the unknown parentage (5), and the length of stay consists of intermittent (9) and permanent (10), the study tools consist of the psychological resilience scale (the researcher numbers), and the results of the study found that there are non-statistically significant differences between the group averages The four under study (of unknown parentage, orphans, Disintegration of the family , lost people) are in the two dimensions (personal competence, social competence) of the dimensions of psychological resilience, and I have also concluded that there are statistically significant differences between the averages of the four groups under consideration (of unknown parentage, orphans, Disintegration of the family , Divergent ) in my dimension ( social support, orientation Towards the future) from the dimensions of psychological resilience and the overall degree of the psychological resilience scale