To start with, I will congratulate you on sticking to your guns and not lying for your mother. . . . .that takes a lot of guts to go against a family member, assuming here that they are the ones in the wrong.  Also, yes it will be all right.  Now for some questions. . . . .

Why Colorado?  Do you not have any other family members in Missouri?  Do you have family members in Colorado?  Do you have family anywhere else that will take you in for a short time?  You say you are engaged. . . . .where is this person?  Can THEY assist you in some way?  Where do you see yourself in approximately 5 years when you can apply for an officer position?  Can you get yourself to this place (where you see yourself) with/without assistance?  These are just some of the questions that come to my mind right off.  Questions that I personally do not need answers to but that you need to ask yourself and be able to answer. . . . .HONESTLY to YOURSELF!

I'm sure Colorado has some sort of government assistance and if you go to a local police department. . . . .they would know of what is available localy for you (I'm assuming that you are not wanted due to the issue with your mother. . . .or for any other reason, and that you are of age to be out on your own).  If not there, go to a hospital and talk with their counselor about assistance of some sort to get you off the streets until you get your head together.  I'm not sure what else I can assist you with as I am in Michigan, but good luck.

If you can get in touch with a PL member by the name of ShockUSMC87, you may be able to get some real advice. To my limited knowledge and based on his own admission, he had to deal with a similar situation (minus the family issues.) Other than that, keep your chin up and keep trying. It sounds like you are good person who has fallen on tough times. The Denver Rescue Mission is one place I know of on Lawrence and Park ave. W. Get there early to get a spot because they fill up fast. Living on the streets can put you in a position to do things that may compromise your integrity, so try and stay tough and get in touch with any friends or family that may be able to help, even if you are too proud to accept the help. Don't be afraid to ask, sounds like you need it.

I commend you for your strength in doing  the right thing.  Stay strong.  Is there any safe place you can live for a short time so you are safe and not in danger on the streets?   There are community sources that can offer you the help you need at this time. 

 I also commend you on your courage and standing up for yourself.  My thoughts and prayers go out to you young lady.  You absolutely did the right thing.  Unfortunately, sometimes doing the right thing can be extremely hard.  There are resources you can turn to in Colorado.  I wish you the best in your future endeavors.  Please keep us posted.  God bless!