Can you go and live with your parents for the time being until you can get through school? Are they aware of the situation? If not, I think you need to sit down and explain the situation to them, and then ask if you can move back home.
It does sound like he's trying to overcome his problems, and you need to be supportive, but at the same time, you do need to get away from that. maybe if he realizes that he's about to lose his wife and kids because of his addiction, it will be enough motivation (even if you've threatened this before, it is just a threat until you actually do it).
If going back home isn't possible, then the only other thing to do would be to go to social services and explain the situation to them. Find out if you and your husband separated (but not divorced, since I'm assuming you would go back to him if he cleaned himself up), if there are any programs and assistance for you and your kids.
Unfortunately, keep in mind that as a de facto single mother of three, that finances will always be a problem for you, even if your husband were to pay child support.
It does sound like he's trying to overcome his problems, and you need to be supportive, but at the same time, you do need to get away from that. maybe if he realizes that he's about to lose his wife and kids because of his addiction, it will be enough motivation (even if you've threatened this before, it is just a threat until you actually do it).
If going back home isn't possible, then the only other thing to do would be to go to social services and explain the situation to them. Find out if you and your husband separated (but not divorced, since I'm assuming you would go back to him if he cleaned himself up), if there are any programs and assistance for you and your kids.
Unfortunately, keep in mind that as a de facto single mother of three, that finances will always be a problem for you, even if your husband were to pay child support.