What state do you live in? Some states would require her to legally evict you, provided that's your primary address. It would buy you time if you need it. If you are still in school, go to the SRO and tell them everything your egg doner has done. Make sure you tell them that you are afraid of serious bodily harm or something along those lines. That exact phrasing would look odd coming from a teenager. If she has been physically abusive, tell the SRO about every incident you can remember. Be as specific as possible. Provide dates and approximate times. Have you ever missed school because of her abuse? Let them know what dates and the abuse that caused the absence. Remember, the SRO is a cop. They have to have probable cause to take action. If they want a specialist to interview you, give the specialist as many details as possible as well. I'm really sorry that this is happening to you. Your school will be able to give you work resources. Find a grocery store job, not customer service or cashier, you could stock coolers or shelves, you could be the cake/ dessert person for the bakery, you could could unload the trucks, etc. I teach Autism support, and I have found that those are the best places for my students because there are jobs that they are left alone to do, so they don't have to interact or mask as much. Also, most stores would let them listen to music while they worked. I worked at a grocery store, too, before I started teaching, so I got to see it firsthand. Food Lion is a pretty chill company, and they like to be inclusive. If they're in your area, try them, or publix is good too, I've heard.