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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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V.O.I.C.E.S.

(505) 747-3259

V.O.I.C.E.S. is a culturally based response to sexual violence and other trauma related to sexual violence in the diverse communities located in Northern New Mexico primarily, Northern Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties and the Pueblos and Tribal ...

Program of Tewa Women United

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Almas de Amistad

(505) 246-9300

Almas provides gender-responsive and trauma-informed services which help women achieve sobriety, stability, and regain and retain custody of their children. Almas’ strength-based, family focused programs include weekly group sessions and classe...

Program of Amity Foundation

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Memory Cafe

(505) 883-9717

Memory Café meets the first Saturday of each month at 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. in the SonShine Cafe at St. John's. It is a supportive fellowship for anyone affected by memory loss/Alzheimer’s and their caring partners. Meet and share with ot...

Program of St. John's United Methodist Church - Albuquerque

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Brain Injury Support Groups

(505) 292-7414

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Program of Brain Injury Alliance of New Mexico

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Albuquerque Stroke Club

(505) 268-5685

Albuquerque offers the following resources: Support groups for stroke surviors and/or their families, monthly lunch brunch gatherings, lending library, stoke reintegration group, aphasia group and 2nd chance stroke clinic.Call Albuquerque Stroke Club...

Program of Albuquerque Stroke Club

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Teen N'MPower

(505) 610-9358

A non-traditional HIV prevention and education program for LGBTQ teens aged 13-18....

Program of N'MPower and Teen N'MPower

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N'MPower

(505) 610-9358

A non-traditional HIV prevention and education program for LGBTQ men aged 18-29.  ...

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LifeRing Secular Recovery

(000) 000-0000

LifeRing provides support for you to get and stay clean and sober. You do the hard work, and we offer information, advice, understanding and lots of support through face-to-face meetings, on-line meetings, other on-line resources, and a variety of pu...

Program of LifeRing Secular Recovery

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Proud Moments ABA

(505) 856-6880

Behavioral/Mental Health services for children with Autism and their families.  Individual and family counseling, behavior therapy, social skills groups (ages 5-11), sibling support groups, family training, and training for professionals who ser...

Program of Proud Moments ABA

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Grupo Esperanza

505-425-7283

Bilingual alcohol dependency support group...

Program of Grupo Esperanza

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Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

505-872-0141

First Connection: A peer-to-peer support program for patients and survivors Patient Education: Current information on leukemia Information Resource Center: The Society's Information Resource Center (IRC) offers accurate, current disease-specific,...

Program of Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

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Day One Home Visiting

(575) 527-4935

Provides regular visits by trained home visitors to support the nurturing relationships between you and your baby. Every parent can benefit from the support provided by a home visitor....

Program of Tresco-Day One Home Visiting

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Parent Education/Home Visiting

(505) 469-8459

The Early Childhood Service is designed for parents and guardians of children from birth through 5 years of age. This includes adoptive parents and teen parents, as well as expectant parents. The goals are to provide educational services and child de...

Program of Cibola County Family Center

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Cerebral Palsy Parent Association (CPPA)

505-272-5296

CPPA offers support and understanding for families who share the unique and common bond of having a family member with special needs.CPPA distributes information to assist families with community resources, legal, insurance, medical, and school issue...

Program of Cerebral Palsy Parent Association (CPPA)

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NM Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline

(505) 827-7606

Call 855-333-7233...

Program of New Mexico Children Youth and Families Dept. (CYFD)

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