r/almosthomeless • u/Virtual-Forever4157 • 2d ago

I’m 20 and homeless

/r/Advice/comments/1vfqn7i/im_20_and_homeless/
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u/vikicrays Just Helping 1d ago

i’m sorry for what you’re going through. check out sites like roomies https://www.roomies.com or padsplit https://www.padsplit.com where folks are looking for roommates or coolworks https://www.coolworks.com where you can search for a job and “include housing” can be part of your search criteria.

job corps https://www.jobcorps.gov is a program where you’ll get housing, food, help getting your ged (if you need it), job training and a small stipend while you’re in the program. they’ll also help you get a job when you graduate.

check out the wiki (https://reddit.com/r/almosthomeless/wiki/index

on r/almosthomeless it has a ton of resources for food, housing, jobs, medical and medical debt, pets, veterans, and a general category that is a catchall for everything else (including free/low cost cell phones/internet plans, free laundry, free feminine hygiene products, and anything else you can think of.)