Career stuck

I started my career in social services and eventually got a job in government .  While in government, I became an IT manager for over a decade.  I became an IT manager by following my boss up the chain of command as his own career progressed.  As he got promotions, he gave me new tasks.  The work I did was rather unique to the organization, but it was still project management.  I recently relocated to a new part of the country in a major city.  There are jobs,  but I've found myself in an odd situation.  My resume is all over the place, here's what I mean:  my degrees are in social services and public management, but I have a huge chunk of experience in IT. Technology people see my resume and don't see a computer sciences degree so Im passed over for an interview, management people see my resume and see only IT and again, Im passed over for an interview, so I feel a bit stuck.  My goal is to stay in government/non-profit management but not necessarily in IT.

Any suggestions for getting things back on track?  The mistake I made was not being strategic and allowing others to guide my career.  It's to the point that I can't even get an interview for jobs I know I can do. I've considered taking a lower paying job and volunteering locally to build up my resume again in the field I want to focus on, but that takes time.