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My first notion would be to suggest you may need to garner gainful employment. Even if you’re just working for a minimum wage, accruing some income will help you out big-time. It may seem difficult, but you may want to look at areas nearby your current home that will be willing to hire you. I’m unsure about where you’re from, but here in Arizona (United States) Customer Service Call Centers are really big and often have a high turn-over rate… thusly they are nearly always hiring people. If you are not of an age (locally) where you can become employed, that puts a monkey-wrench into the works. Some colleges will help you receive Financial Aid, and of those that do, many will help you with finding a room-mate to live with for a period of time… there are also colleges where you live On-Campus. Finally, some Financial Aid types will even send you an amount for living expenses (groceries, transportation, housing and etc…) Ultimately, if you go the FA route, you will need to get a job once you are out of College and prepare within the contractual time-limitations to pay back the institution.

Other than that, I can’t say I know off-hand what you can do. If you weren’t so young, I’d suggest a relationship might offer some stability, but generally even then you will want a job to support your own side of the relationship.

Best of Luck, and I hope this was somewhat helpful.