MistressLibbii's journey

I’m feeling really stuck in my job search and could use some guidance on what positions I should realistically be looking for given my background and current situation. I’m a single mother in my early 30s raising two-year-old twins on my own in South Carolina. My partner passed away last year, so I don’t have anyone to help with childcare or emergencies, which makes my need for a stable job even more pressing. Currently, my children receive a childcare scholarship that will end in October, and since the state has paused new applications, I’m anxious to find stable employment before I potentially lose affordable childcare. Ideally, I’m looking for a remote job, but I’m also open to hybrid or quiet office positions as long as the schedule is predictable and the pay is sufficient to cover childcare costs. I can’t accept jobs with unpredictable shifts or strict attendance policies that penalize me for my kids being sick. I have a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and an associate degree in General Studies. My work experience includes high-volume data entry, billing, HR assistance, customer service, and handling confidential information. I’ve worked on tasks like reviewing records, correcting discrepancies, and maintaining audit-ready documentation. I also have certifications in background screening, compliance, cybersecurity, and data analytics, among others. I’m looking for structured work with clear procedures, a predictable Monday to Friday schedule, and minimal direct interaction with the public. I’ve applied for various roles in compliance, HR support, data entry, and healthcare administration, but I keep facing automated rejections or positions that require more experience than I have. I’m not expecting an easy job just because of my situation; I’m willing to learn and prove myself. I just want something sustainable that won’t jeopardize my job when my kids need me. I’d really appreciate any advice on less-obvious job titles, industries, or organizations that might be a good fit for me.