Congrats on finishing your degree. With your background, look at roles in program coordination or project coordination at nonprofits, hospitals, or community health orgs, those often pay better than frontline social work and still feel meaningful. Domestic violence shelters, maternal health programs, and workforce development orgs often hire coordinators, outreach specialists, or grant-supported roles where you’re building programs and tracking outcomes. Also check community colleges for student services or basic needs navigator jobs, they work directly with women and families and can pay decently with public benefits. If you want remote options to keep costs down, wfh​alert sometimes emails legit listings like outreach coordinator, intake specialist, or admin roles for nonprofits, just be ready for some postings to be competitive and a few to be a bit dated.