@Michele1289
The state of California has partnered with the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (CPEDV), Airbnb and Uber to provide free accommodation and transportation to victims of domestic violence.
In conjunction with the CPEDV, Airbnb launched a pilot program in May of this year, with the aim of providing domestic violence victims in the Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles areas access to no-cost accommodations for up to 30 days. Reservations will be conducted in a manner that protects both the anonymity and privacy of the victim.
I realise that 30 days is not a long time but it may very well provide you with some breathing space and a safe, secure environment to begin your healing process and also, put you in a better position to gain access to the services and supports that are available to help you with the next steps of your journey.
While the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence does not provide direct services, they should be able to provide you with information on this program, and advise you on how to get assistance from it They are contactable during business hours, Monday – Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at (916) 444-7163.
Also, below is a list of all the domestic violence services available in the state of California, should you need or wish to flee your current location.
https://www.cpedv.org/domestic-violence-organizations-california
Very best of luck to you @Michele1289. Stay strong, don't be afraid to reach out for the help you need (it's not always easy to find, but it is there if you just keep looking) and never, ever stop believing that there are brighter days ahead. You can do this, lady!
Penelope