Supakenny, unless you qualify for Medicaid to help pay for your IOP and other medical/mental care, I don't think that you're going to qualify for any government assistance (soon). Your eligibility for unemployment is pretty specific to when and how you lost your job, so this far out it's not going to be an option; while disability benefits are extremely hard to get. Did Betty Ford not discuss with you the possibility of some of your cost being paid for by a "scholarship"? That, too, would depend upon your financial means, and you probably can work out some kind of long-term payment plan with them in lieu of that. Court obligations cannot, I think, be erased, but I don't know for sure: something to research. Finally, there is the option of bankruptcy, which will erase some of your debts but will wreck your credit worthiness. You are in a tough situation that doesn't have a magic fix to it.
I was left homeless and depended upon going back to my parents for a while, Medicaid and SNAP (aka food stamps), a housing program from HUD and a state program for those with dual-diagnosis to pay for the housing, lots of help to get back on my feet. I'm working now but am just able to make the bills for my rent/utilities, drug co-pays, and food month to month. I'm looking for a second job to get a little ahead and to start paying back on my court fees. It's rough.
NONE of this will compel me to pick up a drink today.