I'm going to give information as it pertains in the US because that is the system I know, if you aren't in the US I hope you can still get something out of this. That being said there are a few things you can do. The first is to contact a local blind/ visually impaired organization. Many call themselves "Lighthouses." We actually have a list if organizations local organizations on our wiki, $1. It is still being worked on so it may not have the information you need quite yet, but I digress.

I have two local organizations in my area. My local Lighthouse for the Blind offers indoor warehouse work, full time starting at $8.00/ hr and going up with experience. I worked in the warehouse as a summer job a couple years back. The money they made from the warehouse and assembly business was put back into their services. Even if they cannot provide you with employment themselves they can help you seek employment, they will almost certainly have contacts and can help you get a job. If your local organizations can't help I would look at contacting national organizations. There are two major organizations in the US; The American Council of the Blind, and the National Federation of the Blind. There is some debate on which is better, I would do your own research and find out which you prefer. Either way, both can potentially help you find a job. There also state divisions of both of the national groups. The last piece is if you are in the states contact the division of the Department of Social Services in your state. Mine is called Rehabilitative Services for the Blind. They will set you up with a Vocational Rehab counselor that can provide you with training, equipment, and contacts to help you find a job. They could even help you get funding to go back to college. While that is happening some states (mine included) can provide you with something called "Blind Pension." It's not a whole lot, I think here it's something like $700 a month, but it might help you get by if you use it wisely while you are getting on your feet. I hope this helped, best of luck!

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Go learn bookkeeping. If you're clever, you can get the basics down quickly. Then go to a temp agency and tell them you're looking for work in any Accounting office. Keep learning more and improving your skills, especially with regards to the software. (Quickbooks) You can learn a great deal from YouTube. Take any temp work that comes along to get office/business experience.

NFB has a joblist to which you can subscribe and get job openings sent to your email

Where do you live? What state?

I don't have any advice but man that all sucks. Good luck, I really hope you get it all sorted out.

Are you legally blind? If so, you might qualify for disability benefits. My sibling receives benefits whenever she is in between jobs, and depending upon your income, you might qualify for benefits while you work.
Because she's blind, it takes her much longer to find a job than the typical applicant. I'm grateful she has disability benefits to fall back on when needed.