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SHARE New Mexico hosts New Mexico's largest, most up-to-date and comprehensive Resource Directory for community resources and social services. From child care to senior services, education to housing and beyond, ShareNM's Resource Directory helps you quickly find the resources you need.

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Food Pantry*

(505) 831-3778

The Rio Grande Food Project food pantry provides supplemental and emergency food to hungry New Mexican children, youth, adults and seniors in the Albuquerque metro area. Households can pick up a week’s worth of groceries once a month (visits mu...

Program of Rio Grande Food Project

New Mexico Association of Food Banks

505-217-1066

The New Mexico Association of Food Banks consists of six member food banks that serve a network of more than 600 hunger relief agencies and programs around the state. The Association manages the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) for the state...

Program of New Mexico Association of Food Banks

American Friends Service Committee New Mexico

(505) 842-7343

Since 1976, AFSC New Mexico has identified with the struggles of local people to empower themselves, with particular attention to water and land use and the need to support traditional ways of life. We bring together farmers, ranchers, food distr...

Program of American Friends Service Committee New Mexico

La Vida Llena

(505) 293-4001

La Vida Llena is a full life care retirement community. It serves approximatley 400 senior residents in approximatley 300 independent living units, 34 assisted living units, 44 skilled/intermediate care units, and 13 dementia care units....

Program of La Vida Llena

David Specter Shalom House

(505) 823-1433

47 apartments for seniors (62+).  Residency is restricted to persons who earn 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI) or less. Residents' rents are based on their income and the tenant contribution is set at 30% of the tenant's income. ...

Program of David Specter Shalom House

Sandstone Housing

505-821-0193

Sandstone Housing communities have various programs consisting of subsidized and non-subsidized rents.  See website for details on programs and locations in New Mexico....

Program of Sandstone Housing

Sawmill Community Land Trust

505-764-0359

Permanently Affordable Housing Development. Our feature project is the Arbolera de Vida (ADV) community. Located on a 27 acre former brownfield site near downtown Albuquerque, the mixed income community will be home to almost 200 households. With 93 ...

Program of Sawmill Community Land Trust

Affordable Housing Development

505-244-1614

Since 1993, the Greater Albuquerque Housing Partnership has been highly successful in bringing the benefits of quality affordable and market rate housing to more Albuquerque families. Working primarily in Albuquerque's older neighborhoods, w...

Program of Greater Albuquerque Housing Partnership

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Mexico

(505) 881-0777

We provide youth, ages 5 to 18, with a safe and inspiring environment during after school and summer hours and state-of-the-art programming from which members learn leadership skills, improve academically, explore creativity and career opportunities,...

Program of Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Mexico

Rotary South Valley Charities

505-256-0997

To support education and job training, provide clean water, combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, and eradicate polio....

Program of Rotary South Valley Charities

Central United Methodist Church of Albuquerque

505-243-7834

Classic and Contemporary Worship Adult, Youth and Children's Educational Ministries, Little Sunbeams Child Development Center, Saranam Program, Helping Hands Street Ministry, Thrift Shop...

Program of Central United Methodist Church of Albuquerque

Help {=} Hope

505-715-0091

Backpack/School Supply drive Food basket delivery Annual International Project...

Program of Help {=} Hope

Solar Heating

Solar thermal heating unit are being refurbished and installed in homes on the Navajo Reservation....

Program of Engineers Without Borders

Heading Home Emergency Shelter AOC Campus

(505) 344-2323

The AOC emergency shelter provides overnight shelter to 54 adult men each night. There is no selection criteria or application process to receive shelter at AOC.  Any man over the age of 18 who is homeless is eligible to receive services.&n...

Program of Heading Home

Heading Home Respite Program - AOC Campus

(505) 344-2323

Thirty beds at Heading Home AOC Campus are reserved for men's respite care.  Six respite beds for women are managed jointly with, and located at, Barrett House for women.  The programs provide a safe place to recover from acute illness ...

Program of Heading Home

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