New Mexico 179 communities with listed services. Statewide and regional organizations are listed below the communities.
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Albuquerque — 584 listings Española — 45 listings Las Cruces — 76 listings Rio Rancho — 70 listings Santa Fe — 106 listings Farmington — 40 listings Clovis — 39 listings Gallup — 37 listings Hobbs — 33 listings Las Vegas — 28 listings Roswell — 26 listings Taos — 25 listings Los Lunas — 20 listings Portales — 20 listings Silver City — 19 listings Belen — 16 listings Cuba — 16 listings Socorro — 16 listings Carlsbad — 15 listings Bernalillo — 14 listings Deming — 14 listings Alamogordo — 12 listings Grants — 12 listings Bloomfield — 11 listings Mescalero — 11 listings Kirtland AFB — 10 listings Anthony — 9 listings Chaparral — 9 listings Tucumcari — 9 listings Hatch — 8 listings Artesia — 7 listings Lordsburg — 7 listings Los Alamos — 7 listings Ruidoso — 7 listings Sunland Park — 7 listings Corrales — 6 listings Edgewood — 6 listings Lovington — 6 listings Raton — 6 listings Santa Rosa — 6 listings Springer — 6 listings Crownpoint — 5 listings El Rito — 5 listings Moriarty — 5 listings North Valley — 5 listings Thoreau — 5 listings Truth or Consequences — 5 listings Anton Chico — 4 listings Eunice — 4 listings Fort Sumner — 4 listings Pecos — 4 listings Peñasco — 4 listings Questa — 4 listings Shiprock — 4 listings Tularosa — 4 listings Abiquiu — 3 listings Aztec — 3 listings Cañoncito — 3 listings Church Rock — 3 listings Cochiti — 3 listings Jemez Pueblo — 3 listings Magdalena — 3 listings Mora — 3 listings Mountainair — 3 listings Pinehill — 3 listings Reserve — 3 listings Taos Pueblo — 3 listings Tierra Amarilla — 3 listings Tijeras — 3 listings Tohatchi — 3 listings Wagon Mound — 3 listings Zia Pueblo — 3 listings Alamo — 2 listings Animas — 2 listings Arroyo Seco — 2 listings Bayard — 2 listings Carrizozo — 2 listings Chama — 2 listings Clayton — 2 listings Columbus — 2 listings Coyote — 2 listings Estancia — 2 listings Fruitland — 2 listings Gila — 2 listings La Luz — 2 listings La Mesa — 2 listings Los Ranchos de Albuquerque — 2 listings Mesilla — 2 listings Navajo — 2 listings Newcomb — 2 listings Ojo Caliente — 2 listings Paraje — 2 listings Ramah — 2 listings Ranchos de Taos — 2 listings Ribera — 2 listings Roy — 2 listings Ruidoso Downs — 2 listings Sanostee — 2 listings Santa Clara — 2 listings Santa Teresa — 2 listings Santo Domingo Pueblo — 2 listings Truchas — 2 listings Vado — 2 listings Algodones — 1 listing Bluewater — 1 listing Bosque Farms — 1 listing Capitan — 1 listing Cedar Crest — 1 listing Chilili — 1 listing Cliff — 1 listing Cloudcroft — 1 listing Dexter — 1 listing Dixon — 1 listing Doña Ana — 1 listing Dulce — 1 listing Edith Enclave — 1 listing Elephant Butte — 1 listing Fort Wingate — 1 listing Hernandez — 1 listing Isleta — 1 listing Jarales — 1 listing Jemez Springs — 1 listing Kirtland — 1 listing Laguna — 1 listing Loving — 1 listing Manzano — 1 listing Melrose — 1 listing Mesquite — 1 listing Milan — 1 listing Nageezi — 1 listing Nambe — 1 listing Organ — 1 listing Paradise Hills — 1 listing Picuris Pueblo — 1 listing Placitas — 1 listing Pojoaque — 1 listing Pueblo Pintado — 1 listing Punta de Agua — 1 listing Radium Springs — 1 listing Salem — 1 listing San Fidel — 1 listing San Lorenzo — 1 listing San Ysidro — 1 listing Santa Ana Pueblo — 1 listing Santa Cruz — 1 listing Skyline-Ganipa — 1 listing South Valley — 1 listing Texico — 1 listing Vadito — 1 listing Valle Vista — 1 listing Vanderwagen — 1 listing Veguita — 1 listing Velarde — 1 listing White Rock — 1 listing Zuni Pueblo — 1 listing Food assistance: 392 (34%) Health care: 293 (25%) Family and youth: 240 (21%) Substance use and recovery: 130 (11%) Financial assistance: 34 (3%) Housing and shelter: 26 (2%) Other: 48 (4%) 34% 25% 21% 11% 1,163 locations Service locations by need in New Mexico Food assistance — 392 (34%) Health care — 293 (25%) Family and youth — 240 (21%) Substance use and recovery — 130 (11%) Financial assistance — 34 (3%) Housing and shelter — 26 (2%) Other — 48 (4%)Communities Organizations in New Mexico Youth shelter Family and youth 505-260-9912
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Youth shelter Family and youth
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter).
Suicide prevention Peer support 779-351-9583 · statewide
Agora Crisis Center Mental health Peer support 505-277-3013 · statewide
Warmline (non-crisis peer support). Hours: Daily, 6am–12 midnight (MT).
Albuquerque CoC Housing and shelter Housing assistance 505-768-2866
HUD Continuum of Care — coordinates homeless services for its region.
Albuquerque Mutual Aid Mutual aid networks
Older adult services Family support services
Offices in: Albuquerque
Family support services 505-332-0306
Family support services Financial assistance 505-724-4670
Family support services Financial assistance 505-722-0999
Family support services Financial assistance 575-527-0500
CentralNMCovid19CommunityKrewe Mutual aid networks
CHOICES Independent Living Center Family support services 575-627-6727
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
CHOICES Independent Living Center Family support services 575-361-6557
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Financial assistance Family support services 575-527-8799
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Legal aid services 928-871-4151
Youth shelter Family and youth 575-758-9595
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter).
Earth Care Mutual aid networks
Financial assistance Family support services 575-461-1914
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistance Family support services 505-325-7466
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Eight Northern Indians Pueblo Council Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Fight For Our Lives Albuquerque Mutual Aid Mutual aid networks
LGBTQ+ services LGBTQ+ youth services
Family support services Peer support 505-908-1736
Help Needed in Albuquerque COVID-19 Mutual aid networks
Financial assistance Family support services 505-373-3582
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Youth shelter Family and youth
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter).
LGBTQ+ services LGBTQ+ community center 505-919-9593
Family support services 575-439-1112
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 575-835-2486
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 505-266-5022
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 505-832-1128
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
K'É Infoshop Mutual aid networks
Suicide prevention Peer support
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Sponsored by Las Cruces Suicide Prevention Task Force. Open to: Adults, 18+. No fee.
LGBTQ+ services Older adult services
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services Peer support
Family support services 575-265-0836
Refugee resettlement agency — local affiliate listed in the ORR state directory.
Family support services 505-933-7032
Refugee resettlement agency — local affiliate listed in the ORR state directory.
McKinley Mutual Aid Mutual aid networks
Financial assistance Family support services 505-866-0466
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Mental health Peer support 505-256-0288
Mental health Peer support
Mental health Peer support 505-260-0154
Mental health Peer support
Mental health Peer support 505-398-1386
Mental health Peer support 505-395-6204
Mental health Peer support 575-448-2774
New Mexico / Albuquerque: Help Needed in Albuquerque COVID-19 Mutual aid networks
New Mexico / Santa Fe: Community Resources during Covid-19 Mutual aid networks
New Mexico Balance of State CoC Housing and shelter Housing assistance 505-433-5175
HUD Continuum of Care — coordinates homeless services for its region.
Domestic violence services · statewide
State administrator of federal Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) funds for New Mexico: the agency that administers FVPSA grants supporting domestic violence shelters and supportive services.
Legal aid services Immigration legal services 505-247-1023
Legal aid services 505-768-6122
Family support services 505-471-1001
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 505-425-5044
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
LGBTQ+ services Older adult services
PEER to PEER Warmline Mental health Peer support 855-466-7100 · statewide
Warmline (non-crisis peer support). Hours: Daily, 7am–11:30pm (MT). Spanish-language support available. Chat/text: Text 6pm-11pm.
LGBTQ+ services Family support services Peer support 707-632-6589
LGBTQ+ services Family support services Peer support 575-590-8797
Pueblo of Isleta Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Pueblo of Nambe Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Pueblo of San Felipe Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Pueblo of Zuni Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Family support services 505-726-2709
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 505-566-5827
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Santa Fe COVID-19 Mutual Aid Form Mutual aid networks
Santa Fe Mutual Aid Network Mutual aid networks
Santa Fe Mutualista Mutual aid networks
Santo Domingo Pueblo Domestic violence services
Native American tribe or tribal organization receiving an FY 2025 FVPSA grant for domestic violence shelter and supportive services.
Financial assistance Family support services 505-887-3939
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Suicide prevention Peer support
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Open to: Our groups meet continuously throughout the year. They are open to all adults who have lost someone to suicide no matter the relationship. Teens can attend if accompanied by a parent or guardian. There is also an additional separate meeting for moms. No fee.
Veteran services Peer support · statewide
Veteran services Peer support
Veteran services Peer support
Family support services 575-526-5016
Center for Independent Living — disability services and advocacy.
Family support services 505-883-4630
Family support services 505-325-8998
Domestic violence services · statewide
LGBTQ+ services LGBTQ+ community center 505-200-9086
Youth shelter Family and youth
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter).
Youth shelter Family and youth 505-983-0586
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter); Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth); Street Outreach Program (street-based outreach to youth).
YUCCA's New Mexico COVID-19 Mutual Aid Network Mutual aid networks