Many vocational tests, now available on the Web, help you identify career values and employment options. Some require you to contact a career counsellor, while others are self-tests. A career counsellor will help you focus your goals, prepare your resume, and help you prep for interviews. There are countless job search sites to help you find jobs on the Internet. Not only do they list the job ads of different employers, some also provide useful information on how to update your resume, write cover letters, prepare for job interviews and otherwise assist you in launching your career.
Most associations also have job banks.
And don't say you can't afford it. In return, you'll find an easy way to get connected and gain support from people who share your ideas and values. If you want an inside track and an easy way to network, this is the place to start. Once you start the process it has a life of its own. As you begin, you'll find opportunities and eventually receive offers.