I’d love to make a career change because this is probably a forecast of what’s to come in my industry. I just don’t know what to do. My job is really not transferable to other areas unfortunately. It’s a small field as well and not many good, secure jobs available anymore. I actually took my current job because I couldn’t find anything else.
I think you might be surprised at the skills you have gotten at this job (or previous jobs) that can be used across industries. Are there other industries in your area that are healthy (or will you also have to move both locations AND industries)?
Think of it like a venn diagram: put all the skills you have in the diagram that you currently have, and then what skills are these healthy companies looking for? How many do you have in common, and if there are ones you don't have, look up ways to brush up and learn on your own time. Don't forget about soft skills like time management, relationship management, not being a dick/people like to work with you, etc. Those are arguably more valuable than hard skills. Employers know they can train someone to competency, but they can't train someone to be a team player or easy to work with.
Many people job hop across industries and job titles. What you studied in college is less applicable than your skills and ability to sell yourself. I highly recommend checking "What Color Is Your Parachute" out from your local library, it is a great resource for job seekers and ones interested in a career change or forging their own path.