<prompt> Human: Heres a scenario:- Female with minimum wage job in the US.- Living paycheck to paycheck.- Poor prospects for pay increases due to lack of skills.- Unexpected pregnancy.- Decides to have baby.- Babydaddy out of the picture permanently, e.g. killed in gang warfare shortly thereafter or suchlike.- New moms parents also dead, or live far away, or are otherwise in no condition to help out.- No other family or social support to provide cash or daycare assistance.How does she live? Theres WIC, but that doesnt buy daycare or even diapers IIRC. What could she do to deal with all these new expenses?  <response>: I work in social services and the saying that those who have the least give the most is very true in my experience. Youre describing a pretty unusual, worst-case scenario in terms of having zero familysocial support. In my experience, a single mother who has managed to piece together a job and a place to live also has the resourcefulness to find friends and family to help her out. Shes probably found other people through work, living in subsidized housing, or visiting the same charities who are in the same boat she is, and, in my experience its a community that takes care of each other. Its actually really remarkable, because for a lot of people it can be the difference between just scraping by and having things fall apart entirely. 