I'm not sure whether you can view private messages, so I'll post here.
I appreciate your comment, and I apologize for the loss of your support system. I'm sorry you were subjected to so much abuse and trauma while living under your mother's roof. In case you're unaware, I'll provide a list of social resources that might help you.
Your location and school are unknown to me. College campuses in the US have resources. Food banks, medical, hardship grants—you can find roommates. You can apply for a FAFSA grant /loan if you attend a community college. The summer semester starts in June, so it's fast.
In the US, you may qualify for state vocational rehabilitation if you have any diagnosed disability, including mental health. Tuition, books, dorms, and transportation are covered. Tutoring, medical care, singles alternative lodging, and food are also provided. They're a last-resort payer and require your FAFSA. Get here ASAP if you're in the US. If eligible, you can enroll for the fall semester.
Call your local emergency number, churches, and food bank charities for social services. If you need mental health support, go to the hospital. Visit these locations in person to receive emergency aid.
Check hostel websites for a dorm room bed; they're cheap, and you can stay for 3–4 weeks.
It's a difficult situation; don't skip work and stay in contact with your boss to prevent losing your job. Many corporations provide employee hardship grants, so ask yours. Hopefully, some of this information is useful to you. I have direct knowledge of all of this material. There is a lot of help available, and I hope relief aid arrives soon.