I've spoken a little bit about this in some comments in the past but I've actually completed my time there so I figured now would be the best time to speak about it.
I know a lot of us yearn to quit our awful jobs, but the lack of money and need to pay for rent and food often stop us. I want to preface this by saying that this is (probably) not a long term solution, nor is it a good idea for those supporting families, but it might be the kind of break that some of you single (or coupled!) folk can use.
The program is called WWOOF, Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms, and the premise is simple: you work on a farm of your choosing, for the length of your choosing, and in return receive meals and housing. There are no monetary transactions, no contracts, and no obligations.
The farm I worked at had many different animals, crops, and construction projects that I participated in, and the experience was unforgettable. I learned so many new practical skills and things about myself, made a lifelong friend, and even lost some weight and gained new muscle, all without any money leaving my bank account (although I think I spent maybe two tanks of gas to get to the farm initially). If I had wanted to, I'm sure I could have even worked a remote job part time in the afternoons.
Anyway, this isn't my program and I don't benefit at all from anyone checking it out, I just think it's worth noting as a great way to travel, learn, make connections, stay healthy, and take a break from capitalism for a little while. Plus, this is an international program so even if you're flat broke you can almost definitely find a place near you. I really hope this helps someone as much as it helped me. Good luck!
ETA: The suggested workload is about 20-24 hours/week, but make sure to look at each farm's expected workload before you accept a spot! Also, membership is around $40 in the US but a quick email to the company can get you a waiver or discount, especially if you're a POC.