If you have a doctor or therapist you talk to, they can help set you up/give you the information you need. Otherwise try looking up the County (you live in) Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) or what its called where you are. Even if they dont know off the top of their head they can point you in the right direction. Also if you are feeling that alone, consider moving in with your sister temporarily til you can get back on your feet again. Resources are out there, just got to find them, eh

Moving in with your sister for a short while sounds good. You can get the services
you need and not be so alone. Being so isolated without people nearby for an
emergency or even just to see people more often doesn't sound good. It's not
giving up to move in with sister temporarily.

But if I move I will never have a place to come back to that's my hold up

It might be difficult but maybe find a new place near your sister or in a nearby town/village once you are back on your feet? That gives you the added security you have a familiar face nearby and your isolation isnt as bad

I feel the same way. I have no one. And no one means no one. I agree. If you could visit your sister for awhile and somehow hol onto your place in the country it would be the best of both worlds. I don't know where you live, but if it's Florida then you are out if luck social services wise. Good luck and love to you. I'd give anything to have anyone who would welcome me, even for a visit.

Thanks for the comment shoutout Megan54. Hoping things work out for him

google your towns name and social services where your sister lives. if you want to live nearer to her....look for a place Before You Move...or have a plan to stay with her, get set up with social services and have them help you find somewhere to live...Above are choices you can either do or not...guess what is needed now is to figure out What You want and then How To Get the "it's" fulfilled...craigslist, local papers, real estate companies so many ways to find apts. Or you could call 211 which is a directory of All social services .... really nice people who help with Everything...or go to this website... http://www.unitedway.org/find-your-united-way then enter your zip code. when the page comes up, look in the pull down menu for '''community investments''' anything you need is there for you....best of luck!!!

Much of it depends on the size of the Social Services department in your county or city...but there is not generally 1 agency that deals with all you've listed. Social Services should be able to direct you to the different Agencies or Churches/Non-Profits that might be able in your area. Meals on Wheels might be able to help, depends on if they have anything in your area.

I have a son in a somewhat similar situation.. His SSDI check is about $1900 per month. That covers a monthly rental motel of $600. He has no utility bills , no car or insurance payments. The remaining $1300 a month makes it possible for him to take college classes on line. The town he moved to for this has services for transportation, a hospital and a library. His sister frequently helps him financially and calls him every Sunday afternoon to ask if he needs any thing and to encourage him. . This has worked out so much better than moving in with her would have. It gives him independence and an interest in life. He is working toward a master's degree in history and speaking of maybe teaching evening classes at his college after he earns the degree. This is a vast improvement over two years ago when he was living in a pickup truck in a national park , living on cold pork and beans and sleeping in the truck bed on a bare mattress . He, at that point, had nobody no direction, nothing to focus on except his misery. I think he mistreated a point of such desperation that it was either drag himself out of it or die.