Where do I go if I got kicked out?

Im sorry dawg i been through the same shìt. At first i lived on rooftops and whatever allies were available but it is very dangerous. I got robbed too so you need to carry a knife with you. I got sucjed in to runnin with gangs but i dont advise that. Stay strong and stays safe man. Save some money and rent a room. Till then just stay in the open during the day and stay away from people at night

I’ve been homeless as well. Your best bet is to find your towns homeless shelter for the night so you atleast have a place to sleep. In the meantime talk to your friends parents or famiily members and see if you can just stay a few nights or temporarily until you can get enough money to get a place. Pick up more hours at work or find another job because youll need the extra money, and start searching your local newspaper and craigslist ads for apartments. You can usually find studio apartments for pretty cheap, when i was single on my own i rented a studio for just $300 a month.

your parents would need a court order to keep you out legally since you’re under 21… but for now, give your parents a few days to cool off & perhaps in the mean time you can sleep in your car for a bit? you could also check out a YMCA for assistance or a youth hostile. however, I think you should call your parents in the next couple of days and apologize. if they’re at all decent parents, they probably reacted rashly and are worried about you.

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Bro if dont got a car get on a roof dont sleep on the park bench if the park has a poolhouse get on that if theres a wall around the pool area even better get one of the lounge chairs nd sleep in the shower area if ur in a small town go out into the country where theres no cops if ur in a city get in a fire escape. ur gonna have to make new friends to stay with always act like someones waiting for u even “get on the phone” nd say a few words for meals ur gonna have to ditch restaurants so dont eat to much also fruit ham nd bread from grocery stores drink water from the parks fountains lol ive beeen there dog

Bro if dont got a car get on a roof no allies dont sleep on the park bench if the park has a poolhouse get on that if theres a wall around the pool area even better get one of the lounge chairs nd sleep in the shower area if ur in a small town go out into the country where theres no cops if ur in a city get in a fire escape. ur gonna have to make new friends to stay with always act like someones waiting for u even “get on the phone” nd say a few words for meals ur gonna have to ditch restaurants so dont eat to much also fruit ham nd bread from grocery stores drink water from the parks fountains lol ive beeen there dog

For the meantime, sleeping on rooftops is a lot safer than ground/park benches etc. You need to find a homeless shelter to have somewhere to sleep. What sort of job do you have? Is there any chance you could sleep there (eg you may work in a factory, or a golf range…)?

The church, to confess your sins.

Really? You guys are breaking my heart! You’re just kids……and you have to deal with this? I am shocked and saddened.

Honey, you need to find resources and find them fast. No one belongs on the streets alone and scared. That makes me want to scream.

Here is a toll free number. Please find a phone and call them.

1.800.365.4KID

I don’t know what state you are in…….I hope that helps.

May God bless you all,

~jada~

Here is some information in your area… please let us know if you’re okay.

CSH California works with nonprofit groups who develop, manage and offer services within supportive housing. This work is supported by CSH’s government and private sector funding partners.

Since its inception, the California office has helped its non-profit partners develop over 11,000 supportive housing units in Alameda, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Marin, San Diego, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties, among others.

CSH has also been able to:

strengthen the skills of dozens of providers and nurture the industry by offering technical trainings and opportunities to enter into dialogue with policymakers on key funding and program issues; produce quality reports, evaluations and studies that range in from building partnerships, to legal issues in supportive housing, work with major local developers and experienced service providers to strengthen their work by establishing partnerships and helping to design or restructure service delivery and property management systems; advocate for greater resources for the development of housing affordable to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and for the provision of integrated services. The California program has also created the Health, Housing and Integrated Services Network initiative to provide high quality integrated health, social and vocational services to tenants and lay the groundwork for long-term sustainable funding for these critical services. Interim findings from a study conducted by Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy of more than 250 tenants who reside in HHISN housing found that 81% or 204 remained housed for at least one year and that they experienced a:

58% decrease in emergency room visits; 57% drop in the number of inpatient days; and 100% drop in use of residential mental health facilities. For more information about the CSH California program, contact:

Program Director Corporation for Supportive Housing 1330 Broadway, Suite 601 Oakland, CA 94612 email: ca@csh.org

California Satellite Office Los Angeles County 800 South Figueroa, Suite 790 Los Angeles, CA 90017 email: laca@csh.org
California Satellite Office San Diego County 328 Maple St, 4th floor San Diego, CA 92103 email: sdca@csh.org

One more…

HOTLINE FOR FOOD, SHELTER,, CHILD CARE, UTILITY BILLS, MEDICAL/LEGAL SERVICES, ETC. (909) 986-3484

HUNGER PROGRAM Provides free food for 5 days - 15 meals per client on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 2:00 to 4:00 PM 110 East Third Street San Dimas, CA 91733 OFFICE ONLY (909) 622-3806 INLAND HOSPICE ASSOCIATION 233 West Harrison Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 399-3289

If nothing else… go sit in the ER and tell them you’re waiting on someone! Figure out a way to be safe and indoors until you can regroup.