Learn to make your own schematic symbols & footprints.
Your part is some (small?) fpga from Microsemi. Generic schematic symbols for those are usually not very useful anyway. You want to modify the pin names to reflect some function that you give to the part.
In KiCad it is trivially simple to make your own parts. There is some initial learning curve but that is mostly in the creation and management of libraries themself and there is lots of documentation about that:
https://forum.kicad.info/search?q=library%20management%20category%3A19
In KiCad, schematic symbols and footprints are in different libraries. If the footprint of your IC is something regular, then there is a good chance it’s already in one of the libraries, and if not, there are some wizards to quickly make footprints with pins in regular patterns.
I usually do not even bother to search online for schematic symbols or footprints for KiCad. After you’ve done a few, making a new one is pretty quick, an you know it will have a positive result, which is not so sure if you go search the rest of the world. Even if you find a part elsewhere, you still have to check it carefully.