Provides safe and stable housing and other services to low income families who struggle with homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness

The 505 GET FREE hotline/textline provides information on access to resources and Human Trafficking response statewide.

New Mexico’s 988 is the 24/7 free and confidential lifeline for emotional, mental, or alcohol and drug use support.

Special support for: Veterans, Spanish Speakers, LGBTQ

Counseling provider, trauma counseling

Meetings for both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous

Food Pantry

Bring your ID and a container to take your food home in

The NMJC Adult Education Program offers morning and evening classes, free of charge: English as a Second Language (ESL), Citizenship (when available), Basic reading, writing, and math, HSE:GED®/HiSET® exam preparation, NEDP - National External Diploma Program

The program and services are free to adults. Students 16 or 17 years old, must complete an Under Age Permission form signed by a parent or guardian

Free, confidential, compassionate help for anyone in need of emotional support

Bernalillo- SANE/DV Acute exams, all ages

Albuquerque

Services for victims of domestic violence & sexual assault

Services for victims of domestic violence & sexual assault

For job seekers, assistance with job search, job referrals and placement, and customized skill development like interviewing skills and resume writing

A short-term (14-30 days) program that provides residential services to youth, ages 12-17.

Roosevelt County- SANE Acute exams all ages and referrals for deferred exams for child sexual abuse

Animal shelter

Artesia Area

Support for the visually impaired

Counseling provider

Monthly food distribution in Artesia, provided by United Way of Eddy Co.

2025 Dates: June 13, July 11, August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, December 12

For questions or more information, call 2-1-1 or (575) 628-0056

AA Meetings

Focuses on managing public housing for low-income residents at affordable rents

Tutoring of Basic literacy, ESL, reading, writing, Pre-GED, citizenship prep

Family Planning, Syringe exchange services, HIV testing, STD services, Overdose prevention, WIC

Operation School Bell - provides new school clothes for school-aged children in need in Eddy County.

Need application from schools

Youth Shelter

Provide emergency shelter for families who are in immediate threat and in need of safety

Counseling provider for ages 2 -18

Artesia Public Schools employees and students can contact Permian Basin Counseling & Guidance to receive services at the Bulldog Wellness Center.

CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of children in foster care

Courtroom Advoacy, Supervised Visitation, Canine support program

For survivors of domestic and sexual violence, emergency shelter for adults and children, and offers short and long-term transitional housing programs. Provides advocacy and additional support services

Taos, Las Vegas, Raton

Domestic Violence Shelter

Domestic Violence Shelter

Food Assistance- Hot meals offered every Monday night

Food distribution every 3rd Saturday, Must bring ID and your own boxes or totes

Provides caregivers support and respite from an around-the-clock duty

Services are offered to individuals over the age of 60 regardless of their income or assets, Prospective participants will be assessed prior to enrollment to ensure that the facility can meet their needs

The suggested donation for services is $5 per hour; however, no person will be turned away due to inability to pay

Shelter for victims of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
On-Site Dog kennels

Provides hot meals

Faith Based Homeless Shelter
Free hot meal to anyone on Tuesdays and Fridays, 11am - 12pm
Offers Emergency shelter to those in need when temperatures drop below 32*F

Operations Kids Sight (eye screening for children), Lions Recycle for Sight, New Glasses for Children (eye exams and glasses for children in need)

Monthly food distribution in Carlsbad, provided by United Way of Eddy Co.

2025 Dates: June 13, July 11, August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, December 12

For questions or more information, call 2-1-1 or (575) 628-0056

Provides free quality instruction in reading proficiency, English as a second language skills (ESL), High School Equivalency (HSE) preparation, Citizenship Test Preparation and basic computer literacy

Food & clothing assistance for low income families and families experiencing an emergency situation

Family Planning, Syringe exchange services, HIV testing, STD services, Overdose prevention, WIC

HUD Housing- Income Based

Transitional Housing program, Emergency Shelter provides temporary shelter

Option for house furniture for families that are starting from nothing

Youth Shelter for LGBTQ+ youth and allies ages 14-17 who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness

The sisters serve the poor and needy; assist in paralegal and immigration matters- Services provided: Help completing forms, Filings with USCIS, Representation before the Immigration Court, Representation before the Board of Immigration Appeals; in education (nursery schools to universities); parochial and mission works, and orphanages

Immigration Legal Services: Adjustment of Status and Green Card Renewals, Naturalization and Certificates of Citizenship, DACA, Family Petitions, Consular Processing, Removal of Conditions

Immigration Legal Services: Adjustment of Status and Green Card Renewals, Naturalization and Certificates of Citizenship, DACA, Family Petitions, Consular Processing, Removal of Conditions

Provide high-quality, low-cost, and pro bono legal immigration services.

Assist with the following type of cases: Naturalization/Citizenship, Family Based Petitions, Family Petition (I-130), Adjustment of Status (I-130/I-485), Removal of conditions of residency (I-751), Application for Employment Authorization (I-765), Consular Process, Green Card Renewals, DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival), U-Visas (for crime victims)*, T-Visas (for trafficking victims)*, ​VAWA (visas for victims of domestic violence)*

*With provided funding from the Mexican Consulate, can provide free services for the majority of victims of crime and domestic violence and for Special Immigrant Juveniles who are Mexican nationals.

Provide high-quality, low-cost, and pro bono legal immigration services.

Assist with the following type of cases: Naturalization/Citizenship, Family Based Petitions, Family Petition (I-130), Adjustment of Status (I-130/I-485), Removal of conditions of residency (I-751), Application for Employment Authorization (I-765), Consular Process, Green Card Renewals, DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival), U-Visas (for crime victims)*, T-Visas (for trafficking victims)*, ​VAWA (visas for victims of domestic violence)*

*With provided funding from the Mexican Consulate, can provide free services for the majority of victims of crime and domestic violence and for Special Immigrant Juveniles who are Mexican nationals.

South Eddy County

A faith based, 12-step group for recovery from any addiction

Childcare is provided for Monday meetings.
Children will be accepted ages 2-11 years old, Childcare needs must be called in before 5:30 pm (1-800-601-4530), Parent drop off no later than 6:15pm & Parent pick up by 8:30pm

Provides homeless with food, blankets, sleeping bags, and other basic goods.

Roswell

Farmington

Gallup

Emergency Shelter for children, youth, and teens. The shelter is available for immediate placement of youth from birth through age 17

For independent living for persons with disabilities living in Southeastern New Mexico. Services include independent living care services, living skills training, advocacy and support.

Santa Fe- SANE Acute exams all ages and deferred exams for child sexual abuse

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Animal shelter

Recovery Outpatient Program, Substance Abuse counseling and education, medication disposal, and additional resource programs

FYI's transitional and supportive living for young adults program assists young people ages 17.5-23 who have aged out of foster care and/or who lack supportive services

Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault shelter

In emergency situations, provides up to 3 days of temporary shelter in town for those that meet the center's criteria.

A free statewide service that provides legal information and referrals for victims of these crimes.

Emergency Youth Shelter for ages 12 to 17 who don't have a safe place to stay for up to 90 days

Transitional Living Program offers Casitas & Apartments for young adults ages 16 to 24 who do not have a safe place to stay. Residents live independently in an apartment, while working and going to school.

Assistance to individuals and families for recovery from alcoholism

A community parent resource center for Native American Children with Disabilities, Developmental Delays, Special Healthcare Needs, and Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Serves Native American children from birth to 26 years old.

Shelter and services for survivors of domestic violence

Shelter for battered women/men. Temporary shelter is provided for up to 90 days with 30-day reviews

Mental health services to those who need them, including family counseling and individual counseling, behavior support consultation to people with intellectual/developmental disabilities

Offer telehealth options

Shelter services for victims of domestic violence

Prescription Assistance program

Financial assistance for: food, rent/mortgage, clothing, educational scholarship/financial assistance, life skills, financial counseling/ budgeting, mentoring, and/or other basic human needs.

“Brittany’s Hope” - cancer patients in the Carlsbad area who are in need of money to pay for cancer medications, services, and other expenses relating to cancer care.

Family Based Shelter is designed to provide immediate, short term, or overnight care for children and adolescents up to the age of 18, who are in need of a safe, nurturing and structured environment; Can be accessed up to 60 days of care per year, if needed.

Protective shelter for victims of domestic violence and their children

Free reusable prescription discount card, No account required

Serving a hot meal to the local homeless and sharing the gospel

Foster Grandparents give their experience and their talent to improve the lives of children in need

Are 55 years of age or older, Can volunteer an average of 15-20 hours a week, Have limited income, Love children

Foster Grandparent Program Locations:
Artesia- 1313 Gilchrist Avenue, (575) 746-6712
Hobbs- 401 West Taylor Street, (575) 433-7377

Youth Shelter, ages 12 - 17

NA Meetings

Free prescription coupons or
Get a free prescription savings card:
https://www.goodrx.com/discount-card

Shelter for victims of Domestic Violence
Parenting Classes
On-Site Dog Kennels

AA Meetings

Assistance to individuals and families for recovery from alcoholism

The Guardians mission is to support and advocate, and to provide strength and stability to families in crisis

Counseling provider

Other services include: wraparound program, community intervention and reuniication services, home visiting program

Helping families get into good housing conditions, home builing resource

ReStore- funds raised at thrift store go to support Habitat for Humanity

Domestic Violence Shelter

Shelter and domestic violence services

Helps single mothers and their children with: Providing a Safe/Stable home, Money Management, Employment Training, Basic Life Skills, Education Assistance, Counseling

Application Criteria:
At least 18 years old, Custody of at least one child under the age of 18, No current CYFD cases, Not reliant on drugs or alcohol, No criminal history, Gainfully employed and/or enrolled in school, Have reliable transportation and car insurance

Emergency Clothing, Emergency Food, Hygiene bags for women & men, Emergency Utility assistance (pending available funds), Hygiene program, Books for children, Free wigs for chemotherapy patients (proof of treatment required), Women’s empowerment, Emergency Newborn return-home-bags

Emergency Youth Shelter provides shelter and counseling services for youth ages
14 - 18 who are experiencing homelessness

Support for the visually impaired

AA Meetings

Family Planning, Syringe exchange services, HIV testing, STD services, Overdose prevention, WIC

Provides residential treatment programs coupled with emergency-based shelter care for youth

Chavez County & Artesia- SANE Acute exams all ages and deferred exams for child sexual abuse

Resource for survivors of incest

Medicaid, SNAP (food assistance), TANF (cash assistance), LIHEAP (low income, energy assistance), Medicare

Medicaid, SNAP (food assistance), TANF (cash assistance), LIHEAP (low income, energy assistance), Medicare

Medicaid, SNAP (food assistance), TANF (cash assistance), LIHEAP (low income, energy assistance), Medicare

Medicaid, SNAP (food assistance), TANF (cash assistance), LIHEAP (low income, energy assistance), Medicare

Benefits include: Medicaid (Centennial Care); food assistance (SNAP - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), cash assistance (families: TANF - Temporary Financial Assistance; individuals with disabilities: GA - General Assistance), utility assistance (LIHEAP - Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program); and Medicare Savings Program

Provide hot meals and food boxes, donates family food boxes every 1st & 3rd Thursday of every month, also provides clothing, personal hygiene items, and other useful items which are donated or purchased for those who need assistance.

Distribution of food to the needy.

- ID for parent or adult and social security card for self and all people within the household
- Letter stating person or family is in need (Letter is valid for 6 months)
- Receives food 1 time per month but can be any day of the week

Zoom AA Meetings

Alamogordo, Ruidoso

Kid-Talk offers children and teens, 17 and younger, someone safe to talk to and provides non-judgmental and unconditional support. Children can call or text and can choose to remain anonymous.

Domestic Violence Shelter, Tranistional Housing program

Doña Ana County

Domestic Violence Shelter, Tranistional Housing program

Hidalgo & Luna Counties

Las Cruces

Deming

Truth or Consequences

Las Cruces- SANE Acute exams all ages and deferred exams for child sexual abuse

Lea County

Free and confidential pregnancy services: Pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, pregnancy counseling, post abortion support, infant supplies, fatherhood programs, Prenatal classes, adoptions information/referrals, parenting classes

Counseling, Medically Assisted Detox, Residential Treatment, Sober Living, Intensive Outpatient, Assertive Community Treatment, Group Therapy

Support for foster families

Support for foster families

24/7 support provides education, information, and support to young people about building healthy relationships and ending dating violence

Clothing, food, and personal goods

Food Pantry

Monthly food distribution in Loving, provided by United Way of Eddy Co.

2025 Dates: June 20, July 17, August 21, September 18, October 16, November 20, December 18

For questions or more information, call 2-1-1 or (575) 628-0056

AA Meeting

Family Planning, Syringe exchange services, HIV testing, STD services, Overdose prevention, WIC

Medical & Mental Health services

AA Meetings

Early childhood services, Outpatient services, School-based services, Young adult services

Early childhood services, Outpatient services, School-based services, Young adult services

Manna Outreach Thrift Store provides clothing free of charge to those in need.

* Shelter is closed for renovation until further notice.

Men's Home with 16 beds

Counseling provider
Ages 18 and up; Some insurances accepted

Week long effort to repair homes in our community

Applications to request repairs available at FMC; Contact FMC for questions

Providing transitional living for youth ages 16 ½ - 23, who identify as LGBTQ+ and who are also at-risk for or experiencing homelessness

For seniors or disabled adults that cannot access groceries

Call and leave a message with your name, phone number and city/town you reside in

Resource for survivors of Domestic Violence

Resource for survivors of Sexual Assault

Provide housing services, referrals, and placements to certain individuals and families who qualify for our housing support, prioritize support to those most in need. Will give referrals and contact information to other resources and housing services if you do not qualify for our programs but are seeking assistance.

Financial assistance to victims of crime due to expenses incurred as a result of victimization

Resource for anyone experiencing emotional crisis, mental health or substance use concern

Help for veterans and their families to obtain state and federal benefits

Help for veterans and their families to obtain state and federal benefits

Help for veterans and their families to obtain state and federal benefits

Program that helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or regain employment

Program that helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or regain employment

Program that helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain, maintain, or regain employment

Helpline to speak to a nurse about: Health assistance, Reproductive health, Vaccine scheduling, Help finding a provider, Animal bites, food-related illness, infectious disease

Free legal assistance and resources for immigrants in New Mexico

To sumbit an application, go to: https://nmilcoi.legalserver.org/modules/matter/extern_intake.php?pid=129&h=daa817&#

Domestic Violence Legal Assistance, Child Abuse Legal Assistance, Assistance with temporary protection order representation, Assistance with Divorce assistance if Domestic Violence is involved.

Email Referrals to: sedv@nmlegalaid.org

Applicants should thoroughly complete the DV referral form, fill out the Statement of facts form, sign and date it. They should also sign and date either the Declaration of Citizenship form or the Alien Eligibility Form depending on the form that applies to them. If you wish to share information regarding the case please ask clients to sign the agencies Authorization to Release Information form at the bottom the DV referral page.

Contact Person for questions: Autumn Najar, autumnn@nmlegalaid.org

Helpline for questions, support or are looking for local resources

Call: (505) 768-4357
Text: (505) 600-2835
Email: 768-help@nmceh.org

Assists crime victims through education and enforcement of their constitutional rights

For job seekers, assistance with job search, job referrals and placement, and customized skill development like interviewing skills and resume writing

For job seekers, assistance with job search, job referrals and placement, and customized skill development like interviewing skills and resume writing