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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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Community Wellness CRUNCH (Collaborative RUN Down on Community Health)

(505) 388-3547

A quarterly in-person networking gathering where the whole community is invited to share, document, and observe needs and progress on social and health service creation and maintenance. This is a first sign-up, first share event, so come early!&nb...

Program of Valencia County Community Wellness Council

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New Mexico Public Health Association

505-417-6601

The New Mexico Public Health Association is a private, non-profit membership association of individuals and organizations committed to the values of social justice, equity, inclusion, collaboration, and seeking the common good, and to carrying out o...

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All Aboard Earth

(505) 428-8648

All Aboard Earth is an ecological sustainability, health & wellness program for 6-12th grade students delivering education about pressing environmental themes with the use of music, dance, film & visual props. These presentations will preface...

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Environmental Program

(575) 589-7565

The City of Sunland Park’s Environmental Program exists to enable individual citizens, businesses and governmental organizations to synergize, cooperate and communicate in a transparent environment, working together to build a sustainable, ...

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National Indian Youth Leadership Development Project, Inc

(505) 554-2289

The National Indian Youth Leadership Project (NIYLP) is a New Mexico-based nonprofit, innovator and leader in substance abuse prevention and positive youth development for Native American youth. Our mission is to nurture the potential of Native youth...

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Environmental Health and Justice Program

(505) 747-3259

The EHJ Program integrates body, mind, and spiritual awareness into environmental justice advocacy, policy change, and community education while uplifting Indigenous and land-based families and oppressed Peoples to build grassroots leaders and commun...

Program of Tewa Women United

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Woodward House Outdoor Classroom and Tree Nursery

(505) 265-4554

Nestled among the Rio Grande bosque (river forest) on the Candelaria Nature Preserve, Woodward House provides an ideal environment for hands-on training, educating the public about trees, educating Tree Stewards, and growing seedlings. Climate-rea...

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ABQ NeighborWoods

(505) 265-4554

Help Tree New Mexico plant trees in Albuquerque!  Planting Volunteers: Must wear closed toed shoes and bring your own water bottle and gloves. During COVID restrictions, wear a mask and social distance. Please bring a shov...

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Socorro County Options, Prevention and Education

In general, community health councils plan and coordinate community-level responses to pressing health issues. Health Councils usually serve counties or tribal communities. Members of health councils typically include representatives of various commu...

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Fight For Our Lives

(505) 247-8832

Fight For Our Lives (FFOL) is a group fiscally sponsored by SWOP. FFOL is an organization which champions youth-created solutions to combat the issues our communities face on a daily basis. We envision a better environment for our youth in and out of...

Program of Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP)

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Project Feed the Hood

(505) 247-8832

Project Feed The Hood, our food justice campaign, is designed to increase access to healthy food, with a specific focus on low-income families who often lack access to nutritious food for their children, as part of our work to improve health equity a...

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Concilio Campesino Del Sudoeste (Concilio Cds)

575-521-9814

Concilio Campesino del Sudoeste Inc. (Concilio CDS Inc.) is a 501(c)3 private community-based not-for-profit organization that has been in existence since 1972 in southern New Mexico. Concilio CDS Inc. has a service history in addressing needs i...

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Mora County Health Council

In general, community health councils plan and coordinate community-level responses to pressing health issues. Health Councils usually serve counties or tribal communities. Members of health councils typically include representatives of various commu...

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Sierra Health Council (SHC)

(575) 740-7189

The Sierra Health Council serves as a meeting place and clearinghouse for the initiation and dissemination of ideas among its members for the purpose of improving the health of Sierra County. The Council is open to all community members. Meetings are...

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Lea County Health Council

(575) 605-6561

County & Tribal health councils, established by the New Mexico legislature, help communities organize to identify and address local health priorities. Reaffirmed in 2019 by the County and Tribal Health Care Act (HB 137), health councils are manda...

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