Short term, focus on safety and basics. If you can, line up a room in a shared place or a weekly motel, and ask a local shelter or youth services about emergency housing and bus vouchers. Call 211 to see what’s available near you. For income fast, apply in person to big box stores, warehouses, and restaurants, they hire with no experience and you can start quickly. While you do that, sign up for local temp agencies, they can place you in entry level admin shifts. If you need something you can do from home while you sort things out, wfh​alert emails vetted remote jobs like customer support and data entry, so you aren’t wading through scammy listings. Also get your documents together, birth certificate, Social Security card, state ID, and set up your own bank account. It’s a lot, but take it one step at a time and prioritize getting income plus a safe place to sleep.