FNCH Resources Guide - First Nations Community Healthsource

FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITY HEALTHSOURCE

DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES

NOVEMBER 2010 • DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES

Community Service Organizations

Helping you find the right resources.

First Nations Community HealthSource is pleased to provide this community directory of services and organizations which are available to assist you. This publication is updated monthly. If you have any additions or suggestions, please feel free to call

Tyson Sam, 262-6565, Terry Aguirre 262-6526

or Melvin Coonsis, 262-6561, Melvin.coonsis@ihs.gov

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BIRTH CERTIFICATES

AZ State Office of Vital Records

1818 W. Adams St. Phoenix AZ 85007

602-364-1300

Need valid identification, over 18 yrs old, fee approx. $10 www.azdhs.gov/vitalrcd/index.htm

Colorado DPHE Campus location

4300 Cherry Creek Dr. South

303- 692-2000

Mon-Fri 8:30am–4:30pm. Need Valid ID, over

18 yrs old, fee approx. $17.75 http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/certs/birth.html

NM Office of Vital Statistics-Santa Fe

1105 South Saint Francis Dr.

505-827-0121

Mon-Fri 830am- 4pm http://dohewbs2.health.state.nm.us/VitalRec/

Valid identification, over 18 yrs old, fee approx. $10

Office of Vital Statistics-Albuquerque

1111 Stanford NE

505-841-4185

Mon-Fri 9am- 4pm http://dohewbs2.health.state.nm.us/VitalRec/

Valid identification, over 18 yrs old, fee approx. $10

Navajo Nation –Office of Vital Records

Window Rock, AZ

928 871-6386

US Dept of Interior Indian Ancestry http://www.doi.gov/enrollment.html#apply

202-208-3100

CASE MANAGEMENT

Healthcare for the Homeless

1217 1 st St. NW

Family Workshop

7027 Montgomery Blvd NE Suite F

Albuquerque, NM 87109

Sun-Sat 8am-8:pm Provide case management and group, substance abuse, marriage & family counseling. Call for more info...

Hogares

1218 Griegos Rd NW

Albuquerque, NM 87107 http://hogaresinc.com

Mon-Fri 8:30 am-5:30pm Provide 24 hr. treatment for youth,12-18 yrs, with severe emotional, & substance abuse. Residential care, foster care, respite, treatment program for substance abuse, and counseling, case management.

Pathways To A Healthy Bernalillo

262-6593 / 508-9013

Provides long term case management. Call for more info.

Protection and Advocacy

256-3100

CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES/ CHILDREN

SERVICES

All Faiths Receiving Home, Inc.

1709 Moon St NE


505-271-0329

Provides emergency shelter care for children up to age 12 whose parents experiencing a crisis; intervention & counseling.

APS Indian Education Dept

6400 Uptown Blvd NE, Suite 460 West

505-884-6392

In academic and graduation support services for tribally enrolled American Indians residing

880-0100

APN-Family Support Center

505-242-1414

Supervised exchanges and visits. Open 365 days a year.

BC Children’s Community Mental Health

Clinic

5100 2 nd St NW 87107

Provides Mental Behavioral health treatment families or children; Includes individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, case, behavioral and medication management services.

Support Kids

1-800-691-kids (5437)

A private agency that helps collect court ordered child support. www.supportkids.com

Child Support Information Center

600 2 nd St. NW 6

1-800-288-7207 th Floor

Assist with child support and is income based. www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse

Child Care Assistance by CYFD

Child Find

2611 Eubank NE

505-298-6752

Screenings for speech, audiology, check ups for 3-4 yr olds.

1-800-610-7610

4 th Street Outreach- Family Service Center

1223 4 th St. NW

505-343-1918

Gang intervention, individual or family therapy, chemical dependency IOP,& psychoeducational groups.

Cuidando los Ninos

505-843-6899

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Childcare & therapeutic services to me the special need of homeless children. Support services in re-housing.

Family Resource Center

419 Pennsylvania SE

505-256-2005

$15 Co-Pay and a required 30 minute Car

Seat Training. GED program. And Early

Head-Start program.

Hogares

1218 Griegos Rd NW


505-345-8471 http://hogaresinc.com

Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm;Provides 24 hr. treatment for youth,12-18 yrs, with severe emotional, & substance abuse. Residential care, foster care, respite, treatment program for substance abuse, and counseling, case management.

NAPPR

6919 4 th St NW Suite 1


505-345-6289

Programs for first time pregnant Native

American women and new mothers. Assist in establishing medical, networks, prenatal health, newborn care and child & family development guidance

Neutral Corner

505-255-0007

Provide space for supervised exchanges and visits w/children in cases where parents are separated, divorced, or otherwise required supervised exchange. Schedule an appointment to register with program

NN Child Care Program

124 South Boardman Dr

Gallup NM 87301

505-863-9520

Window Rock, AZ

928-871-7476

Assists Navajos who are attending an educational or job skills program with childcare services call for eligibility and info.


NM Child Safety Division Program

505-332-7707 infor@safernm.org

Assist parents to properly install a car seat;

YDI, SAFE House, Presbyterian Healthcare

Service, UNM Hospital

Parents Reaching Out

1920 Columbia SE #B


505-247-0192

Provides networking opportunities for families to connect with and support each other, NM

PIRC, NMPTI, Dream Catchers supports children’s learning and growth, special education, and developmental delays or medical conditions.

SIPI Family Extension & Education

Program

9169 Coors Rd NW

505-346-7709

The Resource Center sponsors workshops on various topics of interest in child development, health, financial education, nutrition, and education. http://www.sipi.bia.edu/outreach/outprog/feep/

Trumbull Community Center

419 Pennsylvania SE


505-256-2006

Required 30 minute Car Seat Training with

$15 co-payment to be eligible for a car seat.

UNM Hospital/Special Care Nursery Youth

Development, Inc.

CIB (Certificate of Indian Blood)

INFORMATION

Most tribes require: ¼ blood quantum, complete application, lineal descendent, family tree,birth certificate,

SScards, CIB from parents, paternity documents, and/or marriage license. Call for more information.*

Acoma Pueblo – Noreen Concho

Cochiti Pueblo – Marie Cordero www.pueblodecochiti.org

Fax 505-465-3172

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Comanche Tribe– Paula

POB 908 Lawton, OK 73502

580-492-3775 /6389

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

POB 1210

Durant, OK 74702

(580)924-8280 /4529

Choctaw Nation of Mississippi

101 Industrial Rd.

Choctaw, MS 39350

(601)656-5251

½ blood quantum required for enrollment. For those requesting a copy of CIB: name, maiden name (if applicable), DOB, & SSN are required for fax copy. FAX # (601)389-1993

Crow Tribe of Montana

POB 159 Crow Agency, MT 59022

406 638 3700 /3881

Isleta – April Chavez/Evangeline Lente

505-766-6625

Note: Naturalized member determined by Tribal Council.

¼ blood quantum required.

Jicarilla Apache Nation

3/8 blood quantum required

505-759-4214

Jemez

505-834-3157

Laguna

552-6654 552-6941 fax

Note: Call for time limits on type of membership

Mescalero Apache Tribe

(575)464-9209

Northern Cheyenne Tribe

P.O. Box 128

Lame Deer, Montana 59043

Nambe

Navajo Nation –Office of Vital Records

928 871-6386

Fort Defiance, AZ


928-729-4020

Crownpoint, NM

Chinle AZ

Ramah

505-786-2034

928 674-2279

505-775-3328

970-565-3751

Taos

505-758-8626

Shiprock

Tuba City, AZ

505-368-1334 Alamo 575-854-2613

928-283-3404 Tesuque

To’hajiilee, NM 505-908-2099

Fax 505-908-2833

505-983-2667

Oglala Sioux

(605) 867-1321 / 2901 fax

Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan Pueblo)

Laura Calvert

505-852-4400

Sylvia Saiz

505-867-3304 Ext. 229

Zuni

Fabian Vicente www.ashiwi.org

(505)782-7000 / 7208 FAX

Picuris

Sheri

505-587-2519

Pojoaque – Laurie Ann Romero

505-455-2278

Rosebud Sioux Tribe

CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

East Central Multi-Service

306 San Pablo SE Suite B


505-256-2070

Food boxes, clinic and dental services, children’s clothing, diapers, & English as a www.rosebudsiouxtribe-nsn.gov

(1-888-747-2381) (605) 747-2381 ext.214

Sioux Yankton Tribe

Gene Horneagle

(605) 384-2101

Santa Clara Tribe second language. Need ID, proof of residence,birth certificate. Location restrictions. Call for information Food

Stamps Application 9am-1pm

Nearly New

836 Camino del Pueblo

Bernalillo, NM 87004 (Sandoval County) Gwen Baca

(505) 753-7326

San Felipe

Fax: 505-867-6166 or 505-771-9958

San Ildefonso

Bernice Martinez

505-771-8228

Used clothing store offered free clothing for women returning to the workplace. Tue-Sat

11am -4:30pm Call for info

Our Sister’s Closet

210 Truman St NE

Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-455-2273

Sandia Pueblo

Arnette Lewis

505-867-3317

Santa Ana Pueblo

505-867-3301

505-265-0443

Storehouse

106 Broadway SE

505-842-6491

Tue-Sat 9am-10:30 pm Food; Tue-Fri 9am-

10:30pm Clothes; Mon-Fri 9am-1pm. A referral from a school counselor & ID required

Santo Domingo

505-465-2214 / 465-1998 FAX

Ute Mountain for adults & children. Work clothing, shoes, & accessories for women going on job interview or work.

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United Way (211)

CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES

DEPARTMENT

Reporting suspicion of adult /child abuse

/neglect

CYFD

300 San Mateo NE

505-841-2900

CYFD

1031 Lamberton

505-841-7800

CYFD

625 Silver SW Suite 400

505-841-4500

CYFD Licensing and Childcare Assistance www.cyfd.org

505-841-4800

Provides families with assistance with child care. Must have day care picked out before application process begins.


1709 Moon St NE


505-271-0329

Provides emergency shelter care for children up to age 12 whose parents experiencing a

245-1735

841-6100 crisis; intervention & counseling.

Barrett House

10300 Constitution NE

505-243-4887 / 246-9244 http://www.barrettfoundation.org

Assistance to women & children. Limited 3 weeks stay that includes meals & curfews.

Drug/alcohol free environment. Food, clothing, shelter, case mgmt, critical skills training, & the support needed to plan and establish a more stable future, for themselves

& their children Must call first for shelter,curfews & NO drug/alcohol use.

The Guardianship Legal HELPLINE

4916 4 th St NW


1-800-980-1165 or (505) 217-1660 http://www.pegasuslaw.org

Provides legal service to grandparents raising grandchildren & other kinship caregivers of

NOVEMBER 2010 • DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES children whose parents are unwilling or unable to take care of them.

New Mexico Center for Dispute Resolution

1-800-249-6884 or (505) 247-0571 http://www.nmcdr.org

Provides some mediation services for visitation rights.

CRIME ASSISTANCE

NM Crime Victims Reparation Commission

505-841-9432

Emergency funds when all other resources are exhausted and the situation is life threatening and directly related to the crime.

DENTAL

First Nations Community Healthsource

5608 Zuni Rd. SE


505-262-2481 www.fnch.org

Certificate of Indian Blood, and income based.

Requirements. Accept Medicaid and some insurance.

SIPI Dental

9169 Coors Rd. NW

Albuquerque, NM

505-346-2302 / 2306

Dental services and orthodontic services for

0-25 yr old Native American enrolled members. Certificate of Indian Blood;

Medicaid & insurance. Emergency 1pm–3 pm, first 10 patients signed in.

DISABILITY SERVICES

Adelante Day Service

105 Hospital Loop Rd NE

505-883-0215

Vocational and life skills training, community living services, volunteer and employment opportunities. Service Residential services, employment, respite, personal care, food supplies, independent living skills.

ARCA

11300 Lomas NE


505-332-6700

Provides supported residential and vocational services to people with developmental disabilities.

ARC of NM

3655 Carlisle NE

ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87110

505-883-4630

Guardianship support for persons without family or other assistance; planning and identification of residential and day services to assist people in moving from institutions to the community, advocacy, for individual/families with benefits, Jobs, improved services; advocacy & training for persons w/ developmental disabilities involved w/ criminal justice system

2720 San Pedro

505-265-7936

Cornucopia, Inc.

2002 Bridge Blvd. SW

505-887-1310

Respite, therapeutic day care, & homecare to elderly & disabled adults, force, college counseling &/or medical services.

Independent Living Resource Center

505-266-5022

Housing, employment, personal care, and home improvements.

Information Center for NM with Disabilities

& Baby Net

2300 Menaul NE


1-800-552-8195

505-272-8549

Disability related information and referral http://cdd.unm.edu/linc/babynet

NM Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

(East) 5301 Central NE Ste 1600


505-841-6450

NM DVR Central

111 Lomas NW , Ste 422 87102

505-841-5770

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NM DVR South Central

1710 Rio Bravo SW

Albuquerque, NM 87105

505-877-7673

NM DVR West Central

5205 Quail NW

Albuquerque, NM 87120

505-836-1774

The Purpose is to help people with disabilities achieve a suitable employment outcome.

NM Indian Children Program (UNM)

2300 Menaul NE


505-272-3000

Native American children ages birth to 18 yrs with developmental disabilities & their families. Call for info An ICP referral only by parents or representative agencies

Parents Reaching Out

1920 Columbia SE #B


505-247-0192

Provides networking opportunities for families to connect with and support each other. NM

PIRC, NMPTI, Dream Catchers supports children’s learning and growth, special education, and developmental delays or medical conditions.

RCI (Realizing Confidence and

Independence)

505-255-5501

Adult services consist of vocational support & community outings. Early intervention services for children. Call for info.

Share Your Care Inc. Barelas

714 7 th St SW

505-764-6445

Provides day service to Alzheimer’s and related Dementia, adults with developmental disabilities, mental illness.

Transitional Living Services

5607 Domingo Rd NE


505-268-5295

Provides living assistance, support services and housing for people with psychiatric disabilities. Residential services range


From 24-hour supervised settings to semiindependent and independent living. Case management and counseling offered.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Albuquerque Family Advocacy Center

625 Silver


505-243-2333

Advocacy for Groups & Individuals,

Counseling; Specialized Services,

Crime/Fraud Reporting, Employment,

Occupational Professional Asst;Specialized,

Urban Indian Advocacy Program and

Morning Star House

1410 San Pedro NE

505-232-8299

Call for information & hours open an advocacy program for Indian women

&children who are victims of domestic violence. Crisis Intervention Traditional

Spiritual Healing, Legal /Courtroom

Assistance, food bundles, rent, & more.

NM Dept. Of Children, Youth, & Families

To report abuse and/or neglect

1-800-797-3260/841-6100

Legal Asst;General/Personal Emergency

Response Systems,Support

Groups;Abuse/Violence

Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native

Women

2401 12 th St NW


NM Coalition Against Domestic Violence

201 Coal SW 87102

505-246-9240

Call for hours of operation. Referrals provided to a statewide network of agencies and individuals that offer services in the field of domestic violence. Statewide DV topics training opportunities for DV agencies . CALL

505-243-9199

DFV Legal Resources

877-974-3400/243-4300 for more info.

Resources Inc

2301 Yale SE Suite E3

General legal information /education helpline.

Evolution Group, The

218 Broadway SE


Services & treat for adults. Provides 52

Parallel Treatment Pgm for DV offenders.

Sliding-scale fee.


505-243-4300 / 248 3165

Provides counseling, crisis intervention, & legal services to anyone victimized by DV.

242-6988

S.A.F.E. House Domestic Violence issues

(intimate partners)

1-800-773-3645 or 247-4219

Esperanza Shelter for Battered Families

Santa Fe, NM 87502

505-473-5536

Provides crisis intervention,shelter counseling, &advocacy for adult & child victims. Intervention for offenders & public education to address DV.

CRISIS LINE (505) 473 5200

Haven House

PO Box 15611

Rio Rancho, NM 87174

505-896-4869

Provides DV crisis intervention, victim advocacy, emergency housing, support groups, and life skills education

Women’s Community Association

505- 247-4219 /1-800-773-3645

Food boxes, clothes, legal advocacy, counseling, support and groups for women in domestic violence situations.

Youth Shelter and Family Services

Santa Fe, NM

505-983-0586

ELDERLY/PERSONAL CARE SERVICES

Abq/Bernalillo County Senior Affairs

714 7 th St SW

Albuquerque, NM 87102 www.cabq.gov/seniors

505-764-6400 or 505-764-1612

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Offers seniors 50+ a wide array of services and opportunities to enhance our community's quality of life.

Senior Companion Program

Provides support to family caregivers; assist with daily tasks to maintaining independence

Albuquerque Medical Center

601 Martin Luther King NE


727-8855/6504

Mental Health services for seniors,65+.

Offers seniors,50+ a wide array of services & opportunities to enhance our community's

764-1612 quality of life.

GOLD MENTORS-NM

Aging & Long Term Services


841-4565/4586

Refer to programs that assist in rent, utility, clothing, food, transportation to work, legal issues, domestic violence, health problems job skills, childcare, etc…. Call for more information.

Hospice of NM

4015 Carlisle NE, Suite E


505-872-2300

A private home or residence, nursing home, group/shelter care home/nursing visits by physician, family counseling

Spiritual support, comprehensive social services, etc. Medicaid, Medicare & insurance plans. No co-payments /deductibles

Nat’l Hospice & Palliative Care

Organizations

NM Hospice Hotline

1-800-752-8649

Federal Hospice Hotline

1-800-221-9968

PACE/Total Community Care

904 A Las Lomas NE

505-924-2650

Service: Seniors 55 +. Vocational rehab, mobility aids, dental care, errand

1-800-658-8898

NOVEMBER 2010 • DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES running/shopping asst., med info, independent living skills, wellness programs, meals-buddy programs, adult day care, and transportation and community clinic.

Silver Horizons

1212 Candelaria NW


505-884-3881

Mon-Thu 8am-5pm;Closed Fri’s. Utility assistance & other services for Senior citizens

60 years old. Call for information.

Quality Home Care

4316 Carlisle NE, Suite A


505-264-5761

For Seniors & disabled-Mobility, cognitive & self-medication assistance, support services, household services, meal prep, & minor maintenance of assistive devices. Call for on eligibility. A Native American owned-NA

Resource Development

EMERGENCY/HOTLINES

AGORA

All issues help line

1-866-HELP1NM/277-7855

Birth Parent Line

24 hrs. Pregnancy related counseling

1-888-732-4111

National Run Away Switchboard

1-800-RUN AWAY

NurseAdvice NM

24x7 access to speak to a nurse or RN

1-877-7252552

NM Domestic Violence 24-HOTLINE

1-800-773-3645

National Domestic Violence 24-HOTLINE

1-800-799-7233

Safe House

Domestic violence hotline and shelter.

1-800-773-3645/247-4219

St. Martins Hospitality Center

Mental health crisis line

505-239-4860

Response Crisis Suicide and serious crisis only. Provide resources.

1-888-920-6333

American Social Health Association

Information and resources about sexually

Transmitted Disease. www.ashastd.org

1-800-227-8922/1-919-361-8488

EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATION

Labor Ready

5815 Lomas NE/ 120 Yale SE / 333

Montano Rd

256- 5148 or 268-9040 or 344-8003

Express Personnel Services

1903 Wyoming NE

505-298-4662

Manpower

4100 Osuna

505-998-6200

Community Options (Disabled adults)

2720 San Pedro

505-265-7936

ACT/ON Society, Inc

6314 Edith NE Ste. B

505-344-4956

Computers for kids. Must call and complete application. Waiting list may exist.

Mayor’s Youth Jobs Initiative http://www.cabq.gov

767-5885 / 5860

National Indian Youth Council, Inc.

318 Elm Street SE

505-247-2251 www.niyc-alb.org

Career and employment counseling; and job search and development. Living off the reservation, Native American, proof of residency, proof of income, unemployed/under employed, and 18 years old.

Albuquerque Indian Center

105 Texas SE

505-268-4418

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Employment and training services, counseling, and prevention activities, phone usage, legal assistance, food assistance, referrals for food and clothing, and notary services.

Community Options

2720 San Pedro Dr NE


505-265-7936

Provides employment services for people with disabilities.

Equal Employment Opportunity

505 Marquette

Albuquerque, NM

248-5202

Discrimination Complaints against an employer.

Goodwill Industries of NM-Pathways


881-6401

Provides skill development & job opportunities to person with barriers to employment, including homelessness. Job training, resume writing, bus pass, food boxes, work clothes, eye exams housing & gas/electric assistance.

GOLD MENTORS-NM Aging & Long Term

Services


841-4565/4586


H.E.L.P.

1501 Copper NE

265-3714

Assist in OJT, Work Experience, Training related services, (books, tuition) gas vouchers,clothing,or other related equipment up to $100. Photo ID, Social Security cards for all household members last month’s income,& a past due bill

Work Force of Central NM-Dept. of Labor

2502 Southern Blvd

505-891-1911


Education

American Indian Graduate Ctr

4520 Montgomery Blvd NE Suite 1B

884-7007 www.aigcs.org

Scholarships for Native Americans in undergraduate and graduate studies Call

(505) 884-7007

CNM Community College

525 Buena Vista SE

505-224-3244

GED & College Courses for a 2 yr degree www.cnm.edu/depts/trio/index.php

. ;TRiO

Support Services (U.S. Dept of Ed) assists participants graduate\ from a CNM program & as appropriate transfer to a four-year college or university

505-425-7511 or 505-454-3033

Offers courses towards a 2yr and 4 yr degree http://www.nmhu.edu

New Mexico Dept. of Labor

401 Broadway

505-841-8409

New Mexico Job Corps

1500 Indian School Rd NW

1-800-222-4143

Career counseling, use of office equipment, and some computer training.

NM Job Corps (USDOL)

1500 Indian School NW


1-800-992-2992 / 243-9281

New Futures School, Inc

6110 Bellamah Av. NE


505-872-0463

Support the needs, educational, health, and social service for pregnant teens. www.newfuturesinc.com

SER de NM

609 Gold SW

505-907-9957

Free GED tutoring/ prep/instruction in Math,

Language Arts, Essay Writing Classes,

Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute


505-346-2338 www.sipi.bia.edu

GED and College Courses for a 2 yr degree.

Need CIB or tribal enrollment verification;

Required fees. Call for information

SIPI Family Extension & Education

Program


505-346-7709

The Resource Center sponsors workshops on various topics of interest in child development, health, financial, nutrition education. job skills, childcare, etc…. Call for more information.

SOAR/H.I.R.E. NM Dept of Labor

401 Broadway NE


505-841-8501 http://www.hirenetwork.org/admin/clearinghou se.php?state_id=NM

Employment programs. Call for more information on services

PBJ Family Serices, Inc.

1101 Lopez Rd SW


877-7060

Prison-related Family Support Pgms provided http://www.sipi.bia.edu/outreach/outprog/feep/

UNM

UNM Native American Studies to children,caregivers & family members of incarcerated parents living in PB&J’s service

One University ABQ 87111 277-3244 / 0111 Higher education courses towards a 2 yr and 4 yr degree www.unm.edu

277-3917 classes,counseling,case mgmt, & community re-integration

505-277-3917

Offers courses in Native American studies towards a 2 yr and 4 yr degree. www.unm.edu/~nasinfo

FOOD

Alamosa Multi-Purpose Center

6900 Gonzales Rd SW

Work Force Connection-Dept. Of Labor

501 Mountain Rd. NW

505-222-4600

EX-OFFENDER PROGRAMS

Almas de Amistad

510 2 nd St SW


250-6160

Services:

FOOD STAMPS Drop In Center

1007 San Mateo SE

256-8289

A food Pantry. Referral required from agency

505-246–9300

Employment programs for women. HIV/AIDS prevention & substance abuse counseling.

Dismis House NM

POB 6101

Albuquerque, NM 87197 www.dismashousenewmexico.org

505-343-0746

Transitional housing, & employment programs for men & women. Call for more information on services.


Services


505-841-4565/4586

Refer to programs that assist in rent, utility, clothing, food, transportation to work, legal issues, domestic violence, health problems or organization. Fri 2pm-9pm; Sat & Sun

10am-6pm Call for information.

ABQ Indian Center

105 Texas SE


505-268-4418

Food boxes with referral from an organization or agency;.Substance abuse and other other counseling. Call for info.


306 San Pablo Suite B SE


505-256-2070

Food boxes, clinic and dental services, children’s clothing, diapers, & English as a second language. Need ID, proof

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NOVEMBER 2010 • DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES of residence, birth certificate. Location restrictions. Call for information Food

Stamps Application 9am-1pm

ECHO, Inc Commodities

247-6777

Provides food for low income seniors & children under 6 yrs, not on WIC.

First Nations Community Healthsource -

WIC


505-262-6532 www.fnch.org

Provides nutritional education & supplemental foods for pregnant,breast feeding & postpartum women &their infants & children age 5. ID, proof residence,birth certificate,income verification & child’s current shot records. By appt only!

WIC (NM)

505-897-3311

Good Shepherd Ctr.

218 Iron SW

505-243-2527

Meals served at 3:15 on M/T/W/F. Saturdays at 11 AM. Closed on Tuesdays and Sundays.

Human Services Department

1-800-432-6217

Food stamps, Medicaid, LIHEAP, and /or cash assistance. SEE NM INCOME

SUPPORT Sections.

Martinez Town House

808 Edith NE

505-242-4333

Mon-Fri from 7am-3pm. Food baskets during

Thanksgiving & Christmas; Coats offers once a year. Before/after childcare and preschool services are available. Proof of income, identification for all household members, and address.

Noon Day

101 Broadway NE

505-246-8001

9am-4pm Tue-Fri. Day shelter.12pm Food served; 9am-11am showers, laundry,clothes,

& counseling available;FRI haircuts offered Assist with rental/utility, must be willing to work 4 hrs for 4 consecutive days at Noon Day. Apply for FOOD STAMPS

12pm-4pm. Aults & children need ID. A written referral from an agency for adults w/out ID, fill out a questionnaire & one hour of service is required in order to receive a food box.

Project Share

1515 Yale Blvd.

505-242-5677

Mon, Tue, Thur and Fridays from 12:30-3 PM

Food boxes. 1 hour of community service required.

Praise & Worship Center

3044 Isleta Blvd. SW

505-873-4112

2 nd & 4th Sat ; 9am-11am FOOD BOXES

&Christian Church Services Sunday 10 am;

HOMEBOUND ID for adults and children.; children’s birth certificate, school enrollment form or parentage documents required..

Rio Grande Food Project

600 Coors NW

505-831-3778

Mon, Wed, and Fri 10am-2pm Need referral from caseworker, Dept of Human Services, or other organization, & I.D.

Storehouse

106 Broadway SE

505-842-6491

Food/clothes once a month ONLY, Tue - Sat

9am-11am;Tue 1pm-4pm & Wed 1-3pm apply for FOOD STAMPS.

Need Identification, Birth Certificate, baptismal, for adults and children (or school records).

FOOD

St. Felix Pantry

4020 Barbara Loop,

Rio Rancho

505-891-8075

Mon-Sat 9:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. ONCE A

WEEK ONLY! Photo I.D, address verification document (i.e. utility bill)

St. Michael’s of All Angels

601 Montano NW

505-345-8147

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Tuesdays 9-10 AM Requirements: ID

St. Vincent de Paul

1313 Iron SW

505-346-1504

Must call for more information. Requirements:

Must call to get screened, and have a home visit in 3-5 days.

Tree of Life

533 Kentucky SE

232-6831

A Colorado host site SHARE food program with 50% discount food shopping prices. Also weddings, baptisims, funerals & 10 am

Sunday services. Transport the elderly to doctors & shoppintg appointments. Contact

Jim Bolton @ 232-6831

Visions Unlimited/Faith Tab Baptist

7701 Zuni SE

505-856-7606

Food Pantry. Open on 4 th Saturday of the month at noon. Call for more information.

HEALTH CARE SERVICES

ABQ PHS Indian Health Services/

Pharmacy (IHS)

801 Vassar Dr. NE

248-4052/4027/4003/4065

Mon–Fri 8 pm–5pm;Sat-Sun Closed. No

Walk-Ins or URGENT CARE services by appointment only!

Optometry call on Monday @ 1pm for appointment. Appointment only

SF PHS Indian Health Services (IHS)

1800 Cerrillos Rd

Santa Fe, NM 87505

505-988-9821

Mon–Frit 8 p.m – 5 p.m; Sat & Sun;

Outpatient /URGENT CARE 24 hrs. Need

CIB documents,.call for more nformation.

ACL PHS Indian Health Services (IHS)

POB 130

San Fidel, NM 87049

505-552-5300/552 5310

Mon, Wed, Fri 8am-4:30pm; Tue & Thu

10am-630pm;Pharmacy, dental, optometry

Sat /Sun Emergency 24 hrs.

Care Net


505-880-0882

Crisis pregnancy center. Free testing, limited ultrasound, counseling, mentor program material assistance.

Community Coalition for Health Care

Access

242-4755 ext 2

Assist with health care to uninsured people and undocumented immigrants.

Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Ctr

1501 San Pedro SE

505-265-1711

First Choice Community Health

2001 Centerol Faimiliar

505- 873-7400

Low-income medical care based on income, waiting list may apply.

First Nations Community Healthsource


505-262-2481 www.fnch.org

Health Clinic, Dental, WIC, Medicaid

Enrollment, HIV/AIDS prevention, Buidling

Bridges Mentor program,Behavioral

Health services, and All My Relation couples enrichment group. CIB & income based;

Accept Medicaid & some insurance.

Healthcare for the Homeless (adults)

1217 1 st St.

505-242-4644

INSURE NM State Coverage Insurance

1-888-997-2583

Covers uninsured adults ages 19-64 with a total countable family income up to 200% of the federal poverty level. The state assists with the premium payment for individuals making less than 100 % of the federal poverty level. Call for information

NM Lions Eye Bank

2501 Yale Blvd SE


505-938-3134

NM Aids Service (Free AIDs screening)

625 Truman NE

505-938-7100

NM Medicaid – ISD (See NM Income

Support Division Section)

262-6556

Mon-Fri 8am only from 5pm-7pm for HIV,

Syphilis, and Hepatitis

NM Medical/Medicaid Assistance NA

Santa Fe, NM

505-827-3133

NAPPR

6919 4 th St NW Suite 1


505-345-6289


American women and new mothers. Assist in establishing medical, networks, prenatal health, newborn care and child & family development guidance.

Topahkal Family Practice

1608 Isleta Blvd SW

505-907-8311

Mon–Fri 2 pm–7 pm /Sat 9:30 am–12 pm. No

Insurance Needed or Accepted; $25 fee

UNMH Financial Office

1650 University Blvd NE Suite 116

272-2521

UNM Cares

505-262-6584 low cost medical care within UNMH. Satellite

Office at FNCH on THU & FRI 8am – 12pm

5608 Zuni Rd. SE Proof of Bernalillo residence for 90+ days, income, and family size.

UNMH Native American Liaison

272-8170 951-2133 pager

Need Proof of Bernalillo residence for 90+ days, income, and family size. And notify IHS

Contract Health Services @ 248-4082 within

72 hours, or 3 days of your visit.

UNM Medical Center

2211 Lomas Blvd NE

505-272-2111

UNM Psychiatric Center

2600 Marble NE

505-272-2800

HOMELESS SERVICES / HOUSING &

RENTAL ASSISTANCE

Albuquerque Housing Services

8140 University SE

764-3920

Assist with section 8 housing and rental assistance. Requirements: Call for more information.

Abq Opportunity Ctr for the Homeless

715 Candelaria Blvd NE 87107

344-2323/4340

5 pm-6pm, Monday- Sat; 4:30 pm-7pm

Sunday, 365 days a yr. CALL for transportation information. Transportation provided Admittance by phone reservation or faxed referral only; NO WALK-INS

Abq Rescue Mission

525 2 nd St SW

346-4673

An Emergency Shelter & Supportive Services

Center for men;Mon- Sat 5pm-6pm ;Sun

4:30pm-7pm, 365 days/yr. CALL for transportation info. Admittance by phone reservation or faxed referral only; NO WALK-

INS


(505) 345-8938

Provides emergency shelter care for children up to age 12 whose parents are experiencing a crisis, and family counseling.

Alamosa Multi Service Ctr

6900 Gonzales Rd SW 87121

250-6160

Provides emergency food, clothing,utility assistance to SW/Valley residents; Mon-Fri

8am-5pm;Tue& Thu 6pm-8pm

Barrett House

10300 Constitution NE

243-4887 / 246-9244

Assistance to women and children. Limited 3 weeks stay that includes meals & curfews.

Drug/alcohol free environment. Food, clothing, shelter, case management, critical skills training, and the support needed to plan and establish a more stable future, for themselves and their children http://www.barrettfoundation.org

Must call first

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for shelter. Meals provided, short term, curfews, and NO drug/alcohol use.

Bernalillo Co. Section 8 Housing

1900 Bridge SW

314-0200

A program that provides rental assistance to any eligible family by issuing a Voucher based on availability.Must apply for by submitting an application for placement on

1 yr Waiting List. Call for more informationWaiting Mon-Fri 8am-4pm

Bridges Supportive Housing

10300 Constitution NE 87112

246-0944

Provides a 24 month supportive housing services to qualified individuals. Must be willing to work part-time, advance your education & participate in life skills classes & weekly case mgmt. Rent is based on 30% of income..

Catholic Charities

2010 Bridge Blvd SW 87105

247-0442

Ste 3, 6001 Marble Ave NE

(505)724-4670

Assist with transitional housing for 1 st time court evictions, Call for qualifications and availability for housing assistance.

Casa Esperanza

1005 Yale NE 87106

277-9880

Provides housing for families with a child with catastrophic illness. The fee is $27-32/night &

$15 deposit. Office 8am-6pm M-F; Sat 9am-

1pm;Sun 11am-6pm Housing & emotional support for patients and their families who reside temporarily in Abq while the patient receives treatment. $27/night for 2-3 family members; $32/night 4 plus.

CNM Community College Financial Aid

900 University Blvd SE

224-3090

The RUST Opportunity Award an emergency fund available for students in financial emergency situationss. A completed

RUST application, a personal statement explaining unforeseen circumstance , educational goals, 2 letters of recommenda-

NOVEMBER 2010 • DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES tion from intructors or advisors & supporting financial documents (receipts, medical, eviction notice…..)


306 San Pablo Suite B SE 87108

256-2070

Food boxes, clinic and dental services, children’s clothing, diapers, & English as a second language. Rental and utility assistance for those who live in the general

NE SE area. Need ID, proof of residence, birth certificate. Location restrictions. Call for information Mon – Thurs 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Food Stamps Application 9am-1pm

Eight Northern Pueblos-General Asst

San Juan Pueblo

505 753-1435,1436,1438

General Assistance Progam (BIA

SocialServices) for Eight Northern Pueblos.

Tribal enrollment req’d. Call for more info

FNCH Navajo United Way Pgm


262-6561

The Navajo United Way Program provides emergency assistance with food, rental utilities, and transportation needs to enrolled

Navajo tribal members, if funding available.

Once a year allowance only!

NEED CIB(s) for all family members, income verification, photo ID, rental lease agreement. www.fnch.org

FNCH Homeless Outreach


262-6538

Check in and be seen by the FNCH Primary

Care Clinic for vitals. .

Food box, bus tokens, & referrals for assistance from other agencies www.fnch.org

Good Shepherd

218 Iron SW

243-2527

Overnight homeless shelter for men. Intake begins at 5:30 pm.

Goodwill Industries of NM-Pathways


881-6401

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Provide skill development & job opportunities to person with barriers to employment, including homelessness. Job training, resume writing, bus pass (only with program compliance) , food boxes, work clothes

(certain programs) .


Services


841-4565/4586




Haven of Love

4025 Isleta Blvd SW 87105

877-9915

Homeless shelter for men 18 – 21 years old.

Call ahead of time @ 804-6794

H.E.L.P. (Must make appointment)

5101 Copper NE

265-3717

Assist in OJT, Work Experience, Training related services, (books,tutition) gas vouchers,clothing,or other related equipment up to $100, rental & utility assistance. Photo

ID, Social Security cards for all household members last month’s income,& a past due bill..


1217 1 st St. NW

767-1193

Emergency transportation, motel & I.D. assistance. I.D. assists first 4 clients on

Fridays only. Travelers aid assistance.

Mon,Tue,Thu 8am-10 pm/1pm-3pm; Fri 8am

10 pm; Call for Intake info Mon., Behavior

Health counseling for mental health and substance abuse

Housing Discrimination Rights

924-3380

Mon,Tue,Thu 8:am-10 pm/1pm-3pm; Fri

8:am-10 pm; Call for more information.

Interfaith Hospitality Network of ABQ


2801 Lomas Blvd NE B4 87106

268-0331

Shelter in local faith congregations, 3 daily meals, case mgmt, Life skills workshop,shower & laundry facilities (Day

Ctr). Must be a family; one or two parents with children under 18 presently homelessness choosing to make a long-term difference. House 3 families, up to 14 people at a time; 8am-12pm;1pm-5pm Mon-Fri Appt only www.ihnabq.org

John Marshall Multi Service Center

1500 Walter SE 87102

505*848-1345

Call to discover is funding is available for rental,clothing, &utility assistance.for SE 7

Downtown residents.

Joy Junction

4500 2 nd St. SW

262-6584 or 877-6967 www.joyjunction.org

Homeless shelter for families for 16-18 months. Transportation/ life skills provided.

Also helps with food and clothing. Single men accepted

Navajo Housing Authority Sect 8

POB 4980 Window Rock AZ 86515

928-871-2692

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Call for funding, eligibility

& information Must be an enrolled Navajo

Tribal member; Income verification; SS

Card(s),Birth Certificate(s)s; Rental History,

Criminal Drug History, Call for more information.

Los Griegos Health & Social Service Ctr

1231Candelaria Rd NW 87107

346-4673

Provides emergency food, clothing, utility assistance to NE, & NWV residents; Mon-Fri

8am-5pm

Landlord/Tenant Info-Metro Court

(505) 841-8160

Assist with Eviction Forms, Landlord Forms, etc. Call for more information]

MacManagement, Inc

139 Madison NE 87108

830-9808

Housing assistance for handicap or disabled clients. Verification of disability, income verification. required Call for info.

Monarch Properties, Inc.

Madison NE 87108

232-6698

Professionally manages 7 communities that offer affordable housing. The AHP provides an individual or family with a dwelling at a rental rate based on, & adjusted to, the income level of the individuals of family & number of unit occupants.

Ronald McDonald House

1011 Yale NE

842-8960

Provides housing for families with a child with catastrophic illness. The fee is $10/night & $5 key deposit.

S.A.F.E. House

PO Box 25363 Albuquerque NM 87125

247-4219

For Domestic Violence victims. Provides assistance including shelter up to 90 days, individual / group counseling and therapy, case management, support groups,

Recreational activities, transitional housing, and a thrift store which is free for S.A.F.E. house residents and clients. Public may go to counseling and therapy but have to call the hotline first.

SW Indian Foundation

218 east Historic Highway 66, Gallup NM

505-863-9568

Mon-Thu 8am-5pm. Closed Fridays. Onetime, rental, utility, food, high school tuition, home repair,alcoholism & substance abuse assistance & more. Need income verification, rent/utility documents, eviction notice. Call for more info.

Salvation Army Family Services

4301 Bryn Mawr Dr. NE

872-1171/ 881-0052 fax/761-9818

Provides food boxes, utilities and rental assistance. Assistance is based on availability of funds. Call for requirements.

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St Martin’s Hospitality Center

1201 3 rd St. NW 87125

843-9405

Mon-Fri 8am-2pm & Sun 8am-10am

Assistance for utilities is available only if agency has funding. Homeless & near homeless resources include breakfast, showers, phones, clothes, storage, & job searches. Also assists with hotel vouchers & housing owned by St Martin’s. Homeless

Court Available for Misdemeanor charges, call for more info. Behavior Health services provides counseling to mental health & substance abuse concerns & is available on

Mondays from 8am-4pm.


1313 Iron Ave. SW/714 4 th St. SW

346-1504/242-3434

Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm. Rental,utility,water, assistance, and food boxes. Must call and have a 3-day eviction notice.

Reverse Home Equity Mortgage Loan

1500 Walter SE

764-8867

A government program allowing seniors to draw down on money on their home equity.

Counseling prior to applying for a loan and for lender information. Call for more information.



Women’s Center of Hope (Call for more information)

243 3310

Christian transitional housing and resources for women to develop skills to get their life back on track.

Women’s Housing Coalition, NM POB

274589 Albuquerque, NM 87125

884-8856/ 247-4219 /1-800-773-3645

Provides assistance for women & children in a domestic violence situation. Call for more information.

Value Options/Supportive Housing

Coalition,

POB 274589 Albuquerque, NM 87125

505-346-9525/255-3643


VONM housing pgm move-in assistance & eviction prevention through a zero interest loan eligible clients.

Emergency’s only & individuals currently receiving behavioral health assistance Call for more details.

NM HUMAN SERVICES DEPT. – INCOME

SUPPORT DIVISION

NE Office

4330 Cutler Ave. NE

222-9600

NW Office

1041 Lamberton Pl NW

841-7700

SE Office

1711 Randolph Rd SE

383-2600

SW Office

1401 Coors Rd SW

Rio Rancho Police Department

891-7226

Santa Fe Police Department

428-3720

Valencia County Sheriff’s Office

866-2460

Bureau of Indian Affairs

563-3804

NM State Police

841-9256

UNM Campus Police

277-2241

LEGAL ASSISTANCE

Abq Human Rights

600 2 nd St NW, Suite 520 Plaza Del Sol

800-659-8331/924-3380

Sandoval County

830 Camino Del Pueblo

771-6334

NMHSC Native American Liaison

Office of Secretary

Santa Fe, NM

505-827-7751

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Albuquerque Police Dept.

242-2677

APD Crime Prevention

924-3600

APD Crimes Against Children

761-4060

APD Sex Crimes/Stalking

768-2300

Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office of

Investigations

768-4111

Sandoval County Sheriff’s Office

867-7526 complaint in: race, sex, employment, housing, public accommodations

Advocacy Inc.

256-9369

Legal process for guardianship. Income based.

Court Clinic nmcourts.com

841-7409

Court ordered participates will receive mediation.

Dads Against Discrimination, Inc.

299-2673

Open:Mon–Fri 9:30 am-5pm Equality, custody & support in the legal system. A selfhelp program. $40 membership fee.

NM Legal Aid

301 Gold SW 87125

243-7871

DV,court order of protection, tribal law matters, tenant/housing rights; No criminal or traffic cases..

Legal FACS

400 Gold SW # 106

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256-0417

Assist with divorce, child custody, and child support to low income families. Call for more information.

Law Access New Mexico

998-4529

Monday-Friday 9-12 and 12:30-3pm.

Statewide legal help line with issues regarding landlord/tenant, consumer, employment, benefits, and family law issues. No court representation.

New Mexico Public Defender

505 Marquette Av NW

841-5100

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm http://www.pdd.state.nm.us/index.htm

Statewide legal help. Provide legal representation to clients. Works w/other criminal justice agencies, including NM’s 14 elected district attorneys to improve public safety & provide an effective criminal justice system. Active in NA DV courts, adult & juvenile drug courts & early plea programs.

LEGAL ASSISTANCE

Santa Fe

301 N. Guadalupe Street Suite 202 87501

(505) 827-3931

Clovis 800 Pile, Suite A 88101

(9 th Judicial District Court)

(505) 769-1991

New Mexico Public Defender

Gallup

821 Ford Drive 87503

(3 rd Judicial District Court)

(505) 722-2845

Hobbs

1601 N. Turner Suite #300 88241


(505) 397-5230

Carlsbad

211 North Canal 88220



(505) 887-5573

Roswell

610 North Virginia 88201


(505) 624-6020

Alamorgodo

920 N. White Sands Blvd. 88310


(505) 437-4600

Aztec

300 Gossett Drive 87410


(505) 334-1883

Las Cruces

500 S. Main (7th Floor) 88001

( 3 rd Judicial District Court)

(505) 524-6200

Taos

105 Sipapu 87571

(505) 758-5589

Bernalillo County Metro Court

401 Lomas NW, ABQ 87103

841-8151

Mon-Fri 7a.m.-5pm. Court proceedings with public Defender

Catholic Social Services

(505) 247-0442 or (505) 247-9521

Provides legal assistance for immigration, domestic violence issues for victims, seniors,

& homeless women and children.

CNM Paralegal Law Center-South Valley

Campus

(505) 224-5080

Provides free legal services to South Valley

Residents.

Indian Pueblo Legal Services, Inc.

1-800-867-3452

(505) 867-3391

Provides free legal services on domestic violence issues & assistance with forms. Rio

Grande Pueblo Office Bernalillo

Enlace Comunitario

310 Valverde Dr. SE Abq

(505) 246-8972

Provides counseling and civil legal assistance to Spanish speaking victims of domestic violence issues.


Services


841-4565/4586


Project Pegasus

4916 4 th St NW 87107 www.pegasuslaw.org

Income based legal assistance in guardianship, emancipation, special ed. disabilities & some civil right cases unwilling or unable to take care of them.

Protection and Advocacy

256-3100

Legal assistance to people with disabilities concerning a civil case.

Senior Citizens Law Office (SCLO)

(505) 265-2300

Legal services for people over 60; wills,

Power of Attorney, etc.

WWW.DADSRIGHTS.COM

(312) 807-3990

A law firm provides service to father’s wanting to obtain custody; Information & resources for father’s parental rights.

Second District Court

400 Lomas NW, ABQ 87103

841-6702 http://www.seconddistrictcourt.com

Mon-Fri 8am-12pm/1pm-5pm Children,

Family,Divorce (Pro Se) Court;Civil,Criminal,

Domestic Violence, Jury Division

State Bar of New Mexico (ABQ)

1-800-876-6227 / (505) 797-6000

Provides information on legal resources.

PLSD Referral Program State Bar of NM

Referral program offers 30 minute

12 consultation/case assessment with a private attorney $27. M-F, 8:30am-12:30 pm

1-800-876-6227 or (505) 797-6066

UNM Law Clinic

1117 Stanford Dr NE 87131

277-5265/2146

Must meet income guidelines. Services are available to UNM students or staff 55 or older

& Native Americans.

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

Community Coalition for Health Care

Access

242-4755 X. 2

Assist with health care to uninsured people and undocumented immigrants.

1217 1 st St. NW 87102

242-4644

MEDBANK Pgm-NM Aging & Long Term

Services

625 Silver Sq SW Suite 400

841-4575

A prescription drug assistance program for those who do not have drug coverage. Call for more information.

NM Human Services Department

NAPPR

6919 4 th St NW Suite 1 87107

345-6289


American women and new mothers. Assist in establishing medical, networks, prenatal health, newborn care and child & family development guidance.

Topahkal Family Practice

1608 Isleta Blvd SW

907-8311

Mon–Fri 2pm-7 pm/Sat 9:30 am–12pm

Medical Services for the Whole Family;

Uninsured Patients; Walk-Ins. No Appts.

Needed; No Insurance Needed or Accepted;

Usual Office Visit $25 fee.

UNM Health Care –Native American

Liaison

272-8170

1-800-432-6217


Assist Native Americans with programs to assist with finding alternatives to UNMH medical bills.

PNG North Side

5901 Harper 87109

Mon–Fri 8am-5pm Provides a one-time name brand (no generic brand) prescription for medication

PREGANCY RELATED SERVICES

LDS family Services

4400 Presidential Drive NE Suite C

836-5947

La Familia

707 Broadway NE Suite 103

766-9361

Counseling for pregnancy and/or adoption services. www.la-familia-inc.org

New Futures School

6110 Bellamah Av. NE 87110

872-0463

Support the needs, educational, health, and social service for pregnant teens. www.newfuturesinc.com

Planned Parenthood Clinic

9809 Candelaria Building 2 Suite C and D

294-1577

Clinic

3625 Central NE

265-3722

Surgical Clinic

701 San Mateo

265-9511

Surgical Clinic

4300 Ridgecrest Dr. Suite P

899-7900

SOCIAL SECURITY

Social Security Office (ABQ)

4300 Cutler NE 87110

1-800-689-8528 www.socialsecurity.gov

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Alcoholic Anonymous

Hogares

1218 Griegos Rd NW 87107

AA.org for meeting list/information

266-1900

Al-Anon

262-2177 or 800-344-2666

The Crossroads

242-1010

A 2 yr. transitional housing program for women and their children. Must have a dual diagnosis of substance abuse and mental health. Contact Mary for a phone intake.

HCH Los Arboles

1217 1 st St. NW 87102

766-5197/334-6738 www.abqhch.org

Tuesdays at 11A.M. A 6-9 month residential substance abuse recovery program for homeless men

Endorphin Power

509 Cardenas SE 87108

268-3372.

Transitional living program for the homeless & substance dependent. Dormitory-style housing (18 rooms) at the corner of Zuni &

Cardenas (across from MATS & Turquoise

Lodge) http://www.endorphinpower.org/index.html


Services


841-4565/4586



1217 1 st St. NW 87102

767-5197/767-1146

Outpatient recovery groups, ;Casa Los

Arboles a residential substance abuse pgm;Villa de Paz a 18 month after care program where clients get their own apartment, but continue the program of Casa

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345-8471 http://hogaresinc.com

Mon-Fri 8:30am- 5:30pm Provides a 24 hr. treatment for youth,12-18 yrs, with severe emotional, & substance abuse. Residential care, foster care, respite, treatment program for substance abuse, and counseling, case management.

Metro Assessment & Treatment Services

5901 Zuni NE 87108

468-1550

Provides short-term detoxification,30-day recovery treatment, access to transitional housing options, and continued outpatient treatment, case management and supportive services. Call for more information.

New Moon Lodge Residential Ctr

Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan Pueblo)

505-852-2788

Residential rehabilitative program for Native

American with substance abuse use.

CIRCLE of LIFE outpatient rehabilitative program for Native American with substance abuse use. 248-7812/7810

Pathways, Inc

617 Truman NE

366-2400

Outpatient treatment, case mgmt, counseling, psychiatric services and substance Abuse treatment.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation

Program

242-3112

A 6 month residential program for men with substance abuse problems-includes counseling, therapy, & group seesions.

St Martin’s Hospitality Center-BHS

1201 3 rd St. NW

764-8231

Stepping Stones

1217 1 st St. NW

843-7611

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services

Sobriety House

126 General Chennault NE 87123

332-8935


Provides substance abuse services to adult males, homeless, unemployed, or have a history of mental/ chronic illnesses, and involved with the criminal justice system;

Clean and sober housing, family/ vocational counseling, Case management.

Sobriety House

503 Riverside SW 87102

877-2771



Sobriety House

807 Aritas Rd SW 87105

877-2583



Tierra del Sol

831-7815

Residential program for single women and children who struggle with substance abuse use, trauma-related, and occurring mental health disorders.

Turquoise Lodge

600 Isleta Blvd. SW 87105

841-8978

Short-term,18 day, adult inpatient services for substance abuse;.8am–4:30pm. Admission based fee sliding income scale.

Villa de Paz Transitional Housing

254-0320

Must be sober for 4 months prior to residency.

Transitional living program for men and women.

Urban Indian Advocacy Program

1410 San Pedro NE

232-8299

Legal, parenting, food, clothing, counseling, rental assistance & domestic violence and substance abuse concerns.

Must be a Tribal enrolled member;

Immunization records, referral from

Women in Recovery

509 Cardenas St. SE 87108

268-8865

Support Group every Tuesday, 5pm – 6pm

TRANSPORTATION

Albertsons Sav-On: Food Centers

All Locations

Sells Gold (for adults) monthly bus passes for

$30 and Silver (for kids, students, and senior citizens) monthly bus passes for $12.

ABQ Indian Center

105 Texas St SE 87108

268-4418

Sells monthly bus passes for $10 each. They go on sale on the last day of each month.

ABQ Ride

243-RIDE (7433)/247-1750

Must have impairment and complete an application for transportation services. Call at least 24hrs before appointment.

Alvarado Transportation Center

100 1 st St SW 87102

243-RIDE

Sells Daily, 2 & 3 day, Monthly, Quarterly,

Semi Annual, and Annual bus passes for full price.

Catholic Charities of Central NM

247-9521

Must call and schedule for transportation

Greyhound Bus Station

243 4435


Services

841-4565/4586

Refer to programs that assist in rent, utility, clothing, food, transportation to work, legal issues, domestic violence; health problems job skills, childcare, etc. Call for more information.

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1217 1 st St.

767-1146

Emergency transportation & motel assistance information.

Mon,Tue,Thu 8:am-10 pm/1pm-3pm; Fri

8:am-10 pm;

John Brooks Supermarket


265-6641

Sells Gold (for adults) monthly bus passes for

$30 and Silver (for kids, students, and senior citizens) monthly bus passes for $12.

Mini Ride (Transportation for people with disabilities)

764-6165

For people with disabilities. Non-emergency

& must scheduled in advance for service.

Must have a city pass. Call for info.

Safe Ride (Must have Medicaid/Pres.

Salud)

1-888-725-3467

Superior Medical

341-0042

Medicaid/insurances to transport to medical, dental, and therapy appointments. Bus pass program.

St Martin’s Hospitality Center

1201 3 rd St. NW

843-9797/843-9405

Mon-Frid 8am-2pm. & on Sundays 8am-10am

Assistance for travelers’ aid. Homeless & near homeless resources include breakfast, showers, phones, clothes, storage, & job searches. From 8am-4pm, Mon, Behavior

Health services provides counseling for mental health and substance abuse concerns

Tree of Life

533 Kentucky SE

232-6831

Transport the elderly to their doctors appointments and shopping . Contact Jim

Bolton.

UTITILTIES

FNCH Navajo United Way Program


262-6565 / 6561 www.fnch.org

The NUW Program provides once a year emergency minimal assistance with food, rental utilities, & tokens.for enrolled Navajo tribal members. CIB(s), income verification, photo ID, a current utility bill & dependent on availability of funds

H.E.L.P. (Must make appointment)

1501 Cooper NE

265-3714

Assist in OJT, Work Experience, Training related services, (books,tutition) gas vouchers,clothing,or other related equipment up to $100. Photo ID, Social Security cards for all household members last month’s income,& a past due bill.

Jewish Family Services

5500 Wyoming NE

291-1818

Thursday 2-3 for the food pantry. Utility assistance is only when funds are available and those with zip code of 87109

John Marshall Multi Service Center

1500 Walter SE 87102

848-1345

Call to discover is funding is available for rental,clothing, &utility assistance.for SE 7

Downtown residents.

LIHEAP/LITA Qwest Phone Assistance

800-283-4465

Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, apply at your local Income

Support Division. (See NM Income Support

Division) Need ID, Head of

Household, completed LIHEAP application, a copy utility bill & proof of income..

Los Griegos Health & Social Service

Center

1231Candelaria Rd NW 87107

346-4673

Provides emergency food, clothing, utility assistance to NE, & NWV residents; Mon-Fri

8am-5pm

Salvation Army

4301 Bryn Mawr Dr. NE


881-4292

Food boxes, utilities and rental assistance.

Assistance is based on availability of funds.

Call for specific requirements.


1313 Iron Ave. SW and

714 4 only. th St. SW

346-1504/242-3434

Mon-Fri 9am-4pm Rental assistance, food boxes, and utility/water assistance. Must call and have a 3-day eviction notice. Have zip code of 87109-87123. Call on Tuesday to receive food on Thursday. Once a month

SW Indian Foundation

218 East Historic Highway 66

Gallup, NM

505-863-9568

Mon-Thu 8am-5pm. Closed Fri. Rental, utility, food, high school tuition, home repair, alcoholism & substance abuse assistance and much more. Required Income verification, rent, utility documents, eviction notice. Call for information.

Silver Horizons

1212 Candelaria NW Abq 87197

884-3881

Mon-Thu 8am - 5pm. Closed Fri.Utility assistance & other services for Senior citizens

VOTING

Bernalillo County County Clerk

Civic Plaza NW 6 th Floor

505-469-1290

Native American Coordinator Shirlee

Smith http://www.bernco.gov/live/departments.asp?

dept=2315 clerk@bernco.gov

NM Secretary of State

State Capitol N. Annex, Ste 300

Santa Fe, NM

800-477-3632/469-1290

Provides public information on statewide & federal elections. http://www.sos.state.nm.us/main/elections/ele ctioninfo.htm

https://voterview.state.nm.us

NM STATE

VOTER VIEW to check your voter registration status. A Voter identification forms of ID: (A) a physical form of I.D. (1) an original or copy of a current and valid photo I.D. with/without an address or (2) an original or copy of a utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck student I.D. card or other government doc, including I.D. issued by an

Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, that shows the name & address of the person, the address of which is not required to match the voter's certificate of registration; or (B) a verbal or written statement by the voter of the voter's name, year of birth and unique identifier; over 60 yrs old. Call for more info.

VETERANS

Veterans Administration

Veterans Outreach Program

256-2784

NM Veterans Integration Center

6101 Central Ave NE 87108

265-0512

Transitional pgm assisting homeless veterans to integrate back into community life. Field office and lodging at the facility, Also assist veterans in filing for state and federal benefits and services. Requirements: Vets with honorable discharge from any branch of the

U.S. Armed Forces. Vets must have been sober for at least 28 days prior to acceptance and may be required to submit to a preplacement drug test provided, however, that the statement of the voter's name need not contain the voter's middle initial or suffix.

265-1711

NM Native American Election Information

Program

1-800-477-3632 http://www.sos.state.nm.us/Main/Elections/Na tive%20American/NAEIP.html

https://voterview.state.nm.us/

Navajo Elections Admin

Window Rock, AZ

800-775-8683 / 928-871-6367

Quality Inn Office Complex

Suite 212

PO Box 3449 Chinle Arizona 86515

1-866-387-9352;

Eastern 1-888-508-6870;

Western 1-888-508-4970;

Northern 1-866-659-5842

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Absentee Voting Sites Off the Navajo

Nation:

NIYC, Inc Albuquerque

318 Elm St SE

505 247-2251

Navajo Nation voting registration, voting and election information to Navajo Tribal members.

Requirements: Enrolled member of the

Navajo Nation , photo ID, and 18 yrs. old www.enavajo.org

www.niyc-alb.org

NM Legislature State Capitol, Santa Fe,

NM

505-986-4600 www.Legis.state.nm.us

League of Women Voters

2403 San Mateo NE, Suit W-16C 87110

505-884-8441

For a one-stop shop of web information resources, check out the League's resource page. From voter and government information to television, this page can help you find the information you need. http://www.lwvabc.org

NAVA - SAGE Council Organization

510 3 rd SW 87102

260-4696

Provides state & federal voting registration, voting election information. http://www.sagecouncil.org/native.html

YOUTH

Youth Mentoring Pgm (FNCH)

5608 Zuni Rd. SE 87108

262-6559/6562

Youth Mentoring Service is focused on facilitating a supportive mentor relationship between a caring adult and Youth ages 4 to

18 within the Albuquerque area. www.fnch.org

Native Spirit Cheer

417 Tennessee St NE Unit B

795-0917

Native American Cheerleading Program for ages 6- 18. Call for more info.

NM Forum for Youth In Community

924 Park Avenue SW, Suite D 87102

821-3574

Dedicated to building power among the

Native Youth in the Southwest through traditional knowledge, personal wellness, and community organizing. Youth get-togethers every 2 nd & 4 th Wed of each month. www.nmforumforyouth.org

Santa Fe Mountain Ctr

1524 Bishop's Lodge Road,

Tesuque NM 87574

505 983 6158

Provides experiential & adventure-based programs for children, youth, families & groups

Southwest Organizing Project Youth 211

10 th St SW 87102

247 8832

Provides leadership development to young people with opportunities & access to resources we need to think for ourselves and analyze our surroundings, to have a voice in decisions that affect our lives, and to build power in our communities. http://www.swop.net/youth.htm

Young Women United

220 Adams St SE 87108

831-8930

Young women of color and our allies to change the relations of power in Albuquerque.

We take action to; support each other, educate our communities and ourselves, reduce the violence around and against us, improve our health, and build the power of our communities. We aim to build a strong community based on mutual respect, personal and communal growth, and friendship, in which each member is both a teacher and learner. The goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for young women of color in Albuquerque. http://www.berncohealthcouncil.org/YWU.html

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DIRECTORY OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Community Service Organizations

Helping you find the right resources.

First Nations Community HealthSource is pleased to provide this community directory of services and organizations which are available to assist you. This publication is updated monthly. If you have any additions or suggestions, please feel free to call

or Melvin Coonsis, 262-6561, Melvin.coonsis@ihs.gov

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