I'm moving out of my parents' place tomorrow and I

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I'm moving out of my parents' place tomorrow and I feel like the emotions I've been suppressing about moving out have caught up and bitchslapped me in the face tonight.

My parents are really great people and I love them to death. They raised me well and even fully paid for my time at college. I'm extremely grateful for that.

At the same time though, I'm worried about them. Mainly my dad. He lost his job recently and he's always talking about his job search, and it always turns up depressingly dry. My mom is extremely carefree and has been coasting off my dad's annual six figures for decades, engaging in many different hobbies and spending his money wherever she likes. The well is running dry now though, and I'm worried about what my mom will do when my dad finally has to say "no" to her requests - not because of finally putting his foot down, but because of the well running dry and simply not having the money to spend on random hobbies.

If he doesn't get a job by the end of the year, then he might lose the house.

There's nothing I can contribute in terms of money. But I feel like going away like this is going to be really hard on my dad. He's always bouncing ideas off me and having talks about politics and his job, things he can't do with my mom since she avoids those things like the plague and lives in ignorant leisure.

tl;dr I feel like I've been the chain link keeping the family together, and I'm scared of what will happen when I move away tomorrow. What's the best way to offer emotional support from an hour away?