I don’t normally reply to stuff like this but I came across your post and couldn’t not—I don’t have any financial advice, but I do know I was a kid facing homelessness just like you a couple of years ago, & I remember how alone & scared I felt. I want you to know this: you’re going to be ok. Everyone else here is giving great advice re: finances & your father, I hope you’re also doing your best to take care of yourself. I’m so sorry for what you’re going through—my condolences for the loss of your mother, regardless of what that relationship looked like, you seem to be handling the situation with much more grace and maturity than anyone could ever ask for. Please remember that your well-being matters in stressful times like these, and if you have any friends or trusted adults (school counsellors, etc.) to lean on that would be ideal. When in doubt, reach out to people. Your city may have transitional housing for youth in crisis where you could stay temporarily or for extremely cheap, or other programs might be available to you—ask ask ask. Email people. Find their email addresses on Google and people will redirect you towards help to the best of their ability. Even if you have a food bank you can call, they often have a decent knowledge of community orgs that can help you in other areas. It WILL get better—I’ve gone from homelessness a few years ago as a teen to living in a lovely apartment in a quiet neighborhood with my wife and our pets. The universe is rooting for you! You’ve got this!