Section 8 Housing

Section 8 is difficult to get. there is a long waiting list and the rent is on a sliding scale according to your income. No income = No rent. Rather than blow that off, if you just dont like it here, why don't you try to transfer the voucher to where you want to go? Have you talked to the admistrator of the plan to see if they have any provisions for you to move without losing the help you already qualify for.
Have you tried signing up for school? There is ALOT of financial help for people that want to go to school. Go to school so that you can get out of the trap you are in right now. You have to learn a trade so that you can make more than your babysitter does. You could do medical coding, ultrasounds, phlebotomy, dental assisstnat, in a fairly short amount of time. anything in the medical field is great $ with great job security.

Try going to work at McDonalds, Burker King, Taco Bell, etc... All of those places, you should make enough money to pay for your section 8 housing. Just curious why you have cable and internet when your housing is being subsidized? Must be nice!

You should go down to the WIC office. Or the local worksource office. If you don't know where these are, look it up on the internet or talk to a nearby church. They can help you.

I don't know what specifically you're asking? You've arranged to break the lease and you're moving, thus it won't matter if they cut off utilities.

You can apply for assistance at your new location. I would think that you'd quality for emergency assistance which should include immediate tho probably temporary housing, food stamps, and cash. You can also check with charities to see how they can help.

If you call, TXU or Reliant will not cut off power. Please see the attached document from the state of Texas. Just like you talked to your landlord, talk to the power company. http://www.opc.state.tx.us/Documents/Summer%20Disconnect%...
You mention no daycare- no school. If you go to school, you will be eligible for whats called a PEL grant, which is a stipend that can help provide subsidized if not free childcare.

Because you have no income your part of section 8 that you pay should decrease if you let your worker know. As far as your bills...check out the LIHEAP program in your area. They help you pay your bills and if you have a 15 day notice they'll work with your local light or gas company so it can stay on until the payment goes through. Also, check with Salvation Army, sometimes they help you out. Good Luck.