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1 resourceMental Health Education
1 resource
NAMI New Mexico
New Mexico mental health education, peer and family support, local affiliate information, and resource connections.
StatewideNew MexicoMany programs are free
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: Individuals, families, and caregivers
Children, Teens & Families
2 resources
Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline
Call, text, or chat with a counselor about child abuse, neglect, or safety concerns.
New Mexico CYFD Family and Youth Support
State information and support for children, youth, and families. Suspected abuse or neglect can be reported at 1-855-333-SAFE; youth may text 505-591-9444 for support or resources.
StatewideNew Mexico
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: Children, youth, parents, caregivers, and families
Local & Community Resources
2 resources
New Mexico 211
Free referrals to local health and human services, including food, housing, utility assistance, family support, transportation, and other community programs.
LocalCentral and north-central New MexicoFree referral service
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: Individuals and families looking for local services
Sandoval County Community Services
County information and connections for community health, senior services, prevention programs, and other local support available to Sandoval County residents.
LocalSandoval County, New Mexico
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: Sandoval County residents
Crisis & Emergency
2 resources
988 New Mexico
Free, confidential, 24/7 support for emotional distress, mental health concerns, alcohol or substance use concerns, or concern about someone else. Call or text 988.
StatewideNew MexicoFree
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Who it helps: Anyone seeking immediate emotional, mental health, or substance use support
New Mexico Crisis and Access Line
Statewide crisis support, peer support, and connections to behavioral health resources for New Mexico residents.
StatewideNew MexicoFree
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: New Mexico residents seeking crisis or peer support
Housing & Financial Support
1 resource
YES New Mexico Benefits Portal
Apply for and manage New Mexico health and human services benefits, including Medicaid, food assistance, cash assistance, and related programs.
StatewideNew MexicoFree to apply
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: New Mexico residents seeking benefits or financial support
Eligibility: Eligibility varies by program.
Food & Basic Needs
1 resource
Roadrunner Food Bank — Find Food
Find food-distribution partners and food assistance in communities across New Mexico.
StatewideNew MexicoFood-assistance eligibility and schedules vary by partner
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: Individuals and families seeking food assistance
Safety & Domestic Violence
1 resource
New Mexico Domestic Violence Support
Information and connections for people experiencing domestic or dating violence. For immediate advocacy support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).
StatewideNew MexicoHotline support is free
Eligibility & access details
Who it helps: People experiencing domestic or dating violence and their supporters