My young neighbor is making bad decisions

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She has been living paycheck to paycheck for as long as she has been living in the apartment next to mine. I have helped her by lending her my vacuum and some cleaning products. I give her leftovers. I let her go "shopping" in my fridge, freezer, and cabinets. I don't give her money but I am happy to help her out by sharing what I have. I even gave her a Yankee candle once because she said that she really wanted one. I am always happy to share what I have with others--anyone--whether they are in financial need or not. Anyway my neighbor quit her job a couple of weeks ago. I thought she was just transferring to another location but apparently that was not the case. It made absolutely no sense to me because she was already just scraping by and had no savings. Now she still has bills, no income, and now no health insurance. Her roommate decided to move back in with her parents when the lease is over (I think in a few days). She was debating trying to get a new roommate or moving into her aunt's basement. She told me a couple of days ago that she is packing up boxes so I guess she is going for the basement. I don't know if her aunt is going to charge her rent or not. Either way she still is going to have to get a job to pay for food, gas, clothes, her weed, etc. She just texted me asking if I had any meat which means that her fridge is empty and she has no money to buy anything. I told her that I do. I have ground beef in the freezer and center-cut boneless pork chops in the fridge. She is welcome to whatever she wants. I am trying to clear out the freezer. I'm finding stuff in there that I had totally forgotten that I had. Sooooo I expect that she will roll in here shortly to find something or dinner. Like I said I am happy to help. She was a student of mine a few years ago and we always had a positive teacher/student relationship. I just worry about what will happen going forward when she is no longer living here and doesn't have my little bits of assistance.