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Santa Fe's The Life Link is relocating to a new facility at 2000 St. Michael's Drive by summer's end, a shift CEO Michael DeBernardi calls 'a leap of faith' to expand services. This move marks a key step forward for local nonprofit support.
Albuquerque's unhoused residents are sharing firsthand accounts of being targeted by drivers, business owners, and others because of their housing...
Albuquerque is starting work on its own Safe Outdoor Space on a lot outside the Gateway West shelter to serve unhoused residents. The site will feature tents as part of expanded local shelter services.
Adult and family shelters funded by the Joint Office of Homeless Services are generally full with long wait times, according to recent audit findings....
Santa Fe community providers are hiring for hands-on roles supporting independence and recovery, key to preventing housing crises in northern New...
Albuquerque City Council approved the fiscal year 2027 budget 7-2 after resolving discrepancies, listing human and family development among top...
Established nonprofits across New Mexico are complementing each other to address homelessness through targeted services.
Youth and adults ages 16-23 with New Mexico child welfare involvement now have direct routes into homeless services roles in Albuquerque, opening employment pathways while supporting peers transitioning from protective systems.
New Mexico's Public Education Commission offers the Education for Homeless Children and Youth Program and Family Engagement resources to aid students facing housing instability.
A new report finds tens of thousands of young people in New Mexico are out of school and work, underscoring the state's costly youth disconnection challenge.
New Mexico's nonprofit coalitions are building a coordinated network of practical housing support for families facing homelessness.
New Mexico communities are turning to the Housing First model to deliver stable housing and support for those experiencing homelessness.
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City funding continues expanding proven programs that reduce homelessness and connect people to housing and treatment.
Housing New Mexico receives $50 million to fund affordable housing, transitional housing, homelessness initiatives, and the expansion of housing...
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope promotes dignity and empowerment among the homeless population by providing shelter services and case support. This...
Foster youth in Albuquerque face a draining daily routine that exposes deep gaps in stable housing options.