For individuals or corporations who wish to volunteer their time or donate goods, the
following list will give an idea of which agencies are addressing the needs of the poor
and what services are available.
St. Martin's Hospitality
Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin: P.O. Box 25265 NW 87125
843-9405 (shelter) 766-6876 (office)
|
Oct. 15 - March 15: 7 days a
week. 24 hours. Showers, snacks, phones, mail/messages
Men and Women, no children
Breathalizer test required |
Barrett
House
10300 Constitution Ave NE 87112
243-4887
info@BarrettFoundation.org |
Emergency shelter for homeless women and children;
maximum stay up to three weeks, basic necessities of food and shelter, comprehensive case
management. Call 243-4887 for additional information. |
Joy
Junction
4500 Second SW
admin: Box 27693 zip 87105
1-800-924-0569
877-6967(admin.) |
24 hour admission, van pick-up. Families and women. |
Haven of Love
4025 Isleta Blvd. SW 87105
873-3771
|
6 pm. - 7 am., Men only |
Good Shepherd Center
218 Iron SW, 87102
243-2527
|
6 pm. Men only |
Albuquerque Rescue Mission
509 Second Street 87102
242-3171
|
4 - 4:30 pm., sign in,
5:45 - 6:30 pm., check in. Men only |
Salvation Army
shelter: 400 John NE
admin: 4301 Bryn Mawr NE, 87107
242-3112 |
by 5:30 pm. 30 beds. Single women only. No families.
Clothing vouchers, counseling |
Albuquerque Rescue Mission
(State Fairgrounds)
509 Second Street 87102
Nick Gabriel 839-1361 |
Winter only. Starts November 1.
Men only. Access by van only. Meet at A.R.M., 509 2nd street at 6:30 pm.
or call for pick up. Breathalizer required. |
Bunkhouse
1019 2nd St. SW 87102-4124
842-8314 |
Call after 4 pm. to ask about space.
Men only. $5.00 per night. Bunks, T.V. in living room, kitchen access, shower; near Street News office (free clothes and Street News) |
Interfaith Hospitality Network
2801 Lomas Blvd NE, B-4
Albuquerque, NM 87106-2720
268-0331 |
This very small shelter only handles three families at a time, but the family can be in for up to 3 months. At least one child must be part of the family. |
Transitional
Living Center
4605 Gibson SE 87108
265-6799 |
Wait list admission. Ages 17 - 21. Shelter only. |
New Day
2720 Carlisle NE 87110
256-0429, 247-9999
The Shelter
123 Rhode Island SE 87108
Training Center
3600 Menaul NE 87107-1528
881-5228 |
Shelter for runaways. 24 hour admission. Ages 12 - 17.
Meals provided. Four shelters in Albuquerque area. Outreach program for first offenders,
DUI, Drug and Alcohol counseling. Americorps, tutoring with Rio Grande High School, Family
preservation. Volunteers accepted, 21 years or older. |
Amistad
Runaway Facility
2929 Barcelona Road SW 87105
877-0371
|
Ages 13- 17. 12 beds. 24 hour facility. 3 meals a day.
Crisis shelter, no more than 30 days. Counseling and family reconciliation, if possible. |
Muchmore House
305 Lagunitas Rd. SW 87105
877-7318
|
House program; part of Youth Development
Inc. - youth advocacy for teens. Peer AIDS counseling. Volunteers accepted. |
Passages
215 57th NW 87105
836-1040 |
Ages 13 - 18. Group home. Volunteers accepted, 21 years
or older |
Youth
Development, Inc. (YDI)
6301 Central NW 87105
831-6036 ext 23
1820 San Pedro NE #7 zip 87110
232-9015
|
Counseling, some job placement, child care
and Headstart programs, gang intervention. No fees. Some federal criteria
(citizenship, low income) required for some programs. |
Hogares, Inc.
1218 Griegos Rd. NW 87197
345-8471 |
Ages 13 - 18. Adolescent treatment center,
outpatient, behavioral management, substance abuse treatment. Volunteers
accepted |
National Indian
Youth Council
318 Elm SE 87102
877-7318 |
Employment and Training Services
|
Job Corps
1500 Indian School Road NW 87104
Outreach, admissions, and placement, 243-0299, 1-800-992-2992
842-6500 |
Ages 16-24
Basic education (GED, technical training), room and board, medical and
dental care, work clothes, sports and other recreational activities, job
placement assistance, driver's education. Child Development Center also
available. Residential and non-residential programs. |
Albuquerque
Health, Education, and Daycare (AHEAD) Program
Catholic Social Services of Albuquerque, Inc.
1410 Coal SW 87104
2010 Bridge SW 87104
247-0442 or 842-0837 |
For low income, single teen parents and
homeless families. Licensed, full time child care services for children
six weeks to three years old, 7 am. - 5:30 pm. Mon. through Fri.
Parent education, support groups, transportation, life skills training.
Participants must be enrolled in school, involved in a job training program,
or working full or part time in order to be eligible. |
New Futures
School
5400 Cutler Ave NE 87110
883-5680 |
Programs for teen parents.
Prenatal medical care; instruction, experience, and parenting support.
Instructional program includes language, math, science, history, home
economics, pre-employment education, child development, parenting, physical
education, health, economics, art, government, GED, ESL and special education
classes available. |
UNM School
Based Health Center
2400 Tucker NE 87131 Family Practice - 3rd floor
277-0457
e-mail: mpduran@unm.edu |
Provides curricula, direct primary care
services, prenatal and parenting support groups in six schools including
three high schools. |
Teen Parent
Services
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Dept.
300 San Mateo NE Suite 602 zip 87108
841-2973 |
Assists pregnant and parenting teens to
complete their education, learn life skills, and become financially self-supporting.
Coordinates support services programs and facilitates cooperative efforts
between federal, state, and local agencies in developing community-based
programs for teen parents.
TPS assists communities in developing multi-generational residences housing
seniors and young mothers, and community-based programs to benefit both
groups.
|
Teen Parenting
Skills Project
Bernalillo County Juvenile Detention Center
5100 2nd Street NW 87107
761-6000 |
Provides skills and support for incarcerated
teens including: parenting, community resources, support, education, birthing,
family dynamics, domestic violence prevention, child abuse, and referrals.
|
ToughLove Parent
Support Group
Albuquerque Chapter
299-9491 |
7 pm. Mondays
Self-help program for parents troubled by teen-age behavior. |
Parent/Teen
Mediation
New Mexico Center for Dispute Resolution
800 Park Avenue SW 87102
247-0571 |
Mediation for parents and teens 10 -18
years old to resolve conflicts. Spanish speaking intake and mediation
available. No fee. Citizenship not required. Mediation training available
through the center and at schools. |
Highland Human
Services Collaborative
Programs for Children and Adolescents, UNM
Van Buren Middle School
700 Louisiana, SE 87108
255-9467, 255-9091 |
Individual counseling and family therapy
for students and families of Emerson Elementary, Van Buren Middle, Wilsom
Middle, and Highland High Schools. Parent-teen mediation, income support
services, parent support groups, psychiatric consultations and referrals.
Insurance, Medicaid, or sliding fee scale. U.S. citizenship not required. |
Programs for
Children and Adolescents
UNM Mental Health Center
2600 Marble NE 87131
843-2930 for urgent evaluation or intake appointment. |
Urgent mental health evaluation and brief
therapy intervention. Individual, family, and group therapy, case management,
intensive home-based therapy, psycho-pharmacology clinic and referrals.
Medicaid, insurance, sliding fee scale. U.S. citizenship not required.
|
UNM Center
for Adolescent and Family Research
2650 Yale SE 87106
842-8932 or 277-7493 |
Free counseling and treatment for families
with youth at risk (drugs and alcohol problems) |
Barrett
House
905 13 St. NW 87102
243-4887
info@BarrettFoundation.org |
4 pm. - 9 am., Women and children.
Meals, transitional housing, case workers, therapist |
Joy Junction
4500 Second SW
admin: Box 27693 zip 87105
1-800-924-0569
877-6967(admin.) |
24 hour admission and van pick up. Families and women. |
Shelter for
Victims of Domestic Violence
Women's Community Association
P.O. Box 25363 zip 87125
e-mail wcoasttdv@swcp.com
247-4219
1-800-773-3645 |
24 Hours. Shelter from domestic violence, support groups,
children's program, in-house substance abuse program, community education training, family
counseling program.
Accepts volunteers and donations. |
Morningstar
6001 Marble NE Suite 14 zip 87110
e-mail morningstar4@earthlink.net
232-8299 |
Phones answered 24 hours. Office hours 7:30 am. - 6 pm.
Legal advocacy for domestic violence against women and children of Native American
descent. |
Maria Amadea Shelter
P.O. Box 12786 zip 87195
843-6899 |
Abortion alternative; mothers may stay up to 2 weeks
after their baby is born. GED programs, housing assistance.
Volunteers accepted. |
Proyecto La
Luz
Transitional Housing
Catholic Charities
2010 Bridge Blvd SW 87105
247-0442 |
For homeless women with children. Provides a coordinated
system of services to successfully transition to permanent housing. Subsidized housing for
up to 18 months. Case management, child care assistance, early childhood and parent skills
training, and basic life skills, pre-vocational, and employment training.
Volunteers accepted. |
Planned Parenthood of New Mexico
Northeast Heights
9809 Candelaria
294-1577
Nob Hill Medical
3625 Central NE
265-3722
Surgical Center
701 San Mateo NE
265-9511
1804 Carlisle NE 87110
265-5976 |
Clinics offer health education, Sexually
Transmitted Disease screening, annual exams, birth control options, pregnancy
tests, and support. Fees based on a sliding scale.
Educational services for young parents and in conjunction with All Faith's
foster parent program covers communication, puberty, sexual violence,
decision making, STD's and HIV, and contraception use. |
Children's
Outreach
Health Care for The Homeless
410 Sixth St. SW 87102
242-2622 |
Interdisciplinary team focuses on the needs
of homeless children and their families. Medical and social work services
provided at local shelters for families and teens. |
UNM Maternity
and Infant Care Program
UNM Health Sciences Center
Carlmount Plaza zip 87131
277-9281 |
Neighborhood clinics, accessible by public
transportation, offering quality medical care, social and nutritional
services for all pregnant women and infants. English and Spanish spoken
at each clinic. |
Child Life
Department
Presbyterian Hospital
P.O. Box 26666 zip 87125
1100 Central SE 87106
841-1608, 841-1264, 823-8855 |
Outpatient early intervention for pregnant
women and children up to three years old. Speech, physical, occupational
therapy, developmental assessments and medical exams. Accepts Medicaid.
|
Emergency Medicine
Department
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
ACC 4-W zip 87131
272-5062 |
Acute health care, child abuse assessments |
Pediatrics
Department
UNM Hospital
ACC3-WEST
2211 Lomas NE 87131
272-2345 |
Pediatric care and follow up, evaluation
for physical and sexual abuse, preschool and infant evaluation, special
baby clinic, Los Pasos Program |
Children's
Psychiatric Hospital(CPH)
University of New Mexico
1001 Yale NE
272-2890 |
Inpatient, RTC, and Partial Hospital services
for children aged 4 to 17, including diagnosis, assessment, individual
and family therapy. |
Young Children's
Health Center
306-A San Pablo, SE 87108
277-2345 |
Primary health care by pediatricians to
young children and their families in the Southeast Heights area.
$5.00 charge for self-paying clients; Medicaid, HMO, and UNM Hospital
Partners in Health accepted. Children up to age 18 and their families
in the 87108 zip code are eligible |
Cuidando Los Niños Day Care Center
P.O. Box 12786 zip 87195
843-6899 |
Mon. - Fri. 7 am. - 5:30 pm.
Licensed child care and support services for homeless children and their families. Ages 6
weeks to 5 years are accepted. |
Tres Manos Child Development
Center
823 Buena Vista SE 87106
848-1310 |
7:00 am. - 5:30 pm.
Low cost, (sliding-fee scale based on income), licensed child care for T-V I students.
Applicants must be New Mexico residents, enrolled at least half-time(6 credit hours or
more) or be attending at least 2 hours of Adult Basic Education classes a day, and must
meet income eligibility requirements.
Participating children must be between 3 - 5 years old. |
Martineztown House of
Neighborly Service
801 Mountain Road NE 87102 (temporary)
808 Edith Blvd. NE 87102
848-1395 |
7 am. - 5 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Outreach program for adults, providing emergency food, children's day care, and senior
center for low income families. |
Barelas Child Care
764-1738 |
Child Care |
Family Education
Program
Catholic Charities
1202 Pennsylvania NE, Albuquerque
2010 Bridge Blvd SW 87105
724-4658 |
- English as a Second Language
- GED
Preparation Skills
- Citizenship Preparation Classes
- Children's Learning Center (Daycare)
|
Parent and Child Development
Centers
Office of Child Development
1700 Fourth St. SW 87102
764-1738 |
Full day, year-round, preschool, day care and early
childhood development programs for toilet-trained children ages 3 - 5 whose parents are
working or in school. Must meet income guidelines to qualify. Fees based on a sliding
scale.
Nine centers across New Mexico. |
Headstart
La Mariposa
801 Mountain Road NE 87102
Heights Mountain Center
2520 Virginia NE 87110
244-3331, 291-9394 |
Preschool and Parent-Child Center
Mon - Fri. 8 am. - 11:45 am, 1 pm. - 4:30 pm, or full day 7 am. - 5:30 pm. (Parents must
be working for full-day eligibility). Comprehensive children's health care also provided.
Children up to five years old, must meet low income eligibility requirements. |
YMCA of Albuquerque
3308 San Mateo NE #P10 zip 87190
881-4787, Call for nearest location |
Preschool child care for 2 1/2 to 5 year olds,
Kindergarten care, before and after school program up to 12 years old at many locations
throughout Albuquerque and on site at seven schools. Transportation to ten elementary
schools. Activities include arts and crafts, field trips, swimming, indoor and outdoor
recreation, and sports. |
YWCA/CARINO
1100 Eubank NE Suite A zip 87112
332-2273, 292-2908 |
Child care resource and referral. Describes different
types of available child care, costs, how to recognize quality child care, questions to
ask providers, governmental assistance, licensing regulations, and checklists to help
parents make informed decisions.
Parent Resource Center with books, magazines, and cassettes for parents to borrow.
Parent/child care events, trainings, workshop calendar. |
Care
Net Pregnancy Center of Albuquerque
10200 Menaul Blvd. NE, suite 225 zip 87112-2313
Satellite offices in the East Mountains, Rio Rancho, Valencia County
and the South Valley
24-hour Helpline: 880-0882
Administration: 880-8373
|
Free pregnancy tests, limited ultrasound,
parenting education, peer counseling and mentoring in conjunction with
clothing closets that provide maternity clothes, baby clothes through
age 2, formula, diapers, etc. |
St. Martin's
Hospitality Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin: P.O. Box 25265 NW 87125
764-8231 (family case management) 766-6876 (office) |
Family Case Management, 8 am. - 3 pm. |
Building Blocks
Parentcraft
1503 University NE zip 87102
243-2551 |
Support groups and parenting classes for
single parents, teen parents, and grandparents. |
Alta Mira Specialized Family Services
agency@altamiranm.org
1605 Carlisle, NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110 505-262-0801 Ext.39
Fax: 262-0845 |
Services for families who have children
or adults with a developmental disability, developmental delay or who
are at risk for developmental delay. Includes short term care by trained
individuals to give families a break from caring for their special needs
individual, early intervention help for a child who is delayed or at risk
for delays, and help transitioning to public schools. |
Parents for
Behaviorally Different Children
5905 Marble NE Suite 8 zip 87111
265-0430 |
Support groups, training, information,
referral and lending library. Individual advocacy to help parents access
services in public school, mental health and other areas. |
Methodist Children's
Home
7920 Mountain Road 87110
255-8740 |
Tues., Wed., Thurs., 12 noon - 5 pm.; Fri.
9 am. - 2:30 pm.
Family preservation program; provides free counseling, parent training,
referrals |
Shelters Casa
Noreste
4101 Frontage Rd. NE 87107-4787
345-1416 |
Health and AIDS classes, outreach services,
gang intervention, family preservation. A component of Youth
Development Inc. Currently Medicaid funded. Volunteers accepted. |
Babynet
1-800-552-8195 |
Information and referral for pregnant women
and families with small children |
Baby Amigo
and Escuelita Alegre
U.N.M. Family Development Program
212 Onate Hall, U.N.M. zip 87131
277-3469 |
Home visits to parents of infants up to
3 yrs old.
Preschool and parent support. |
Peanut Butter
and Jelly Family Center
1101 Lopez Rd. SW 87105
|
Parenting education for families with functional
limitations (mental illness or substance abuse). Infants up to five years
old. U.S. citizenship not required. |
Families in
Partnership
2200 University Blvd. NE 87106
764-1528 |
Comprehensive services for eligible families
with a pregnant mother or infant under age one. Parenting programs, weekly
visits. Overall goal is economic self-sufficiency.
To qualify, families must attend a recruitment meeting and be below Federal
poverty guidelines. |
Single Parent
Support Group
The Neutral Corner
529-B Jefferson NE 87108-1236
255-0007 |
6 pm. Thursdays. |
Boy Scouts of America
5841 Office Blvd. NE zip 87109
345-8603 |
Programs which instill values in young people and prepare
them to make ethical choices. Conducts aggressive campaigns to combat child abuse, drug
abuse, hunger, illiteracy, and youth unemployment. Special emphasis programs promote
family living and scouting for children with disabilities. |
Camp Fire Boys and Girls
1613 University NE zip 87102
842-8787 |
Before and after school and kindergarten programs.
Intersession adventures in year round school and summer day camps. Includes arts and
crafts, games, sports, music, drama, science, nature, cooking, community service projects.
|
Chaparral Girl Scout Council
500 Tijeras NW 87102
243-9581 |
Provides fun and friendship through a program in troops
and camps for girls K - 12 under the guidance of volunteer adult leaders. |
Explora Science
Center/Albuquerque Children's Museum
40 First Plaza 87102
842-6188 |
Educational and fun programs for children and families. |
Cultural and Recreational Services Department
400 Marquette Av NW 87102
768-3550 |
Pools, museums, parks, summer program information. |
Medical
Clinic
Health Care for the Homeless
1217 First Street NW zip 87102
Carrie Allison, RN Case Manager
242-4644 |
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri 7:30 am.- 12 noon,
1 pm. - 4:30 pm - Walk in. Afternoons by appointment.
Wed., 9 am - 12 noon
Fri. pm., women's clinic.
Primary medical services and referrals, social services (assessment, housing
search, energy assistance), case management, legal clinic.
Must have no permanent residence or have unstable housing demonstrated
by recent loss of employment, eviction notice, two families in one apartment,
living in a motel, etc. |
Dental Clinic
Health Care for the Homeless
1217 First Street NW 87102
242-8288 |
Full range of emergency and routine dental
services on-site and at outreach locations such as shelters and drop-in
sites. Occasionally, special needs cases are referred to volunteer dentists
in the community. |
Children's
Outreach
Health Care for The Homeless
410 Sixth St. SW 87102
242-2622 |
Interdisciplinary team focuses on the needs
of homeless children and their families. Medical and social services provided
at local shelters for families and teens. |
HIV/AIDS Testing
Health Care for the Homeless
242-4644 or 843-7611 |
Street outreach workers serve homeless
substance abusers, prostitutes, and others at risk for HIV. Includes testing,
education/prevention, and referrals. |
Behavioral
Health Services
Health Care for the Homeless
766-9520 (mental health)
843-7611 (substance abuse) |
Continuum of mental health case management
and substance abuse recovery services, including support for homeless
people with dual diagnosis and psychiatric assessments. See Substance
Abuse Recovery for more information. |
Health Care for the
Homeless Albuquerque - Women's Recovery Program
1217 1st Street NW 87102
843-7526 |
|
Health Care for the
Homeless Albuquerque - Stepping Stones-Drop In
1217 1st Street NW 87102
843-7611 |
|
Health Care for the
Homeless Albuquerque - Administration
PO Box 25447, zip 87125
766-5197 |
|
St. Martin's
Hospitality Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin: P.O. Box 25265 zip 87125
764-8231(Mental health)
242-3112 (office) |
Mental health case management, financial
and medication management, psychiatry, rehabilitation, housing support.
|
Bernalillo
County Health Office
1111 Stanford Dr. NE 87106
841-4100 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 11 am, 1 pm. - 4 pm.
Immunization, STD treatment, TB and infectious disease treatment and referral.
Volunteers accepted, call Carol Pierce, 841-4111. |
First Nations
Community Health Source, Inc.
4100 Silver SE Suite B zip 87108
262-2481 |
Clinic Services, HIV/AIDS testing and counseling,
Women, infants, and children (WIC) program, behavioral health services,
public assistance. Medicaid/Medicare and insurance accepted. Fees can
be based on income. |
First Choice
Community Health Care
Albuquerque Centro Familiar de Salud
873-7400 |
Call for clinic locations. Health services,
primary medical and dental care, family practice, internal medicine, OB/GYN,
preventive and restorative dental care. Fees based on a sliding scale.
|
New Mexico
Aids Services
625 Truman St. NE zip 87110
938-7100 and (888) 882-2437
|
- Home Health Care
- Practical Support
- Native American Wellness
- Emergency Support Program
- Transporation Reimbursement
- Medicaid AIDS Waiver
- Spanish Speaking Serives
|
New Mexico
Street Treatment Outreach Program (STOP)
5000 Copper NE zip 87108
255-4464 |
Education and prevention of sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs) and HIV. Survival kits. Information, referral, and one-on-one
assistance in accessing HIV counseling and testing. Counseling, workshops,
Womens' Resource Center. |
New Mexicans
with Disabilities
1-800-552-8195 |
Information and referral. |
Albuquerque
Indian Health Hospital
Indian Health Services
801 Vasser Dr. NE 87106
256-4012, 256-4000 |
Mental and Medical Health Outpatient Services
Mental Health Services: Individual, couples, and family counseling
for clients of all ages. Crisis intervention, case management for chronically
mentally ill. Psychiatric consultation, neuropsychological evaluations
and medication. Placement assistance, social work consultation, alcohol
counseling and referrals.
Medical Services: Pediatric services, pharmacy, optometry, speech
and hearing, lab and x-ray available.
Services for all Native Americans in the area. |
University Hospital
2211 Lomas NE 87106
843-2111 |
General health care |
Police, Fire, Ambulance
|
911 |
Homeless Crisis Hotline
New Mexico State Dept. of Human Services
1-800-432-6217 ext. 7267 |
8 am. - 12 noon, 1 pm - 5 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Information and referrals for shelters, soup kitchens, counseling, Food Stamps, Welfare
and Medicaid. |
Domestic Violence Hotline
Women's Community Association
P.O. Box 25363 zip 87125
e-mail wcoasttdv@swcp.com
247-4219
1-800-773-3645 |
24 Hours. Shelter from domestic violence, information
about stalking, support groups, community education training, children's program, family
counseling program.
Accepts volunteers and donations. |
AIDS Hotline
American Social Health Association
P.O. Box 13827 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
800-545-2437 |
Information, referral |
Alcoholics Anonymous
1923 Alvarado NE #1 zip 87110
266-1900 |
Peer counseling to overcome alcohol addiction. |
Child Abuse/Neglect
Child Protection Services
300 San Mateo NE 87108
841-6677 Fax 841-6691 |
Report child abuse and neglect and/or sexual abuse of a
child or children. |
UNM Mental Health Center
2600 Marble NE 87131
282-2800 |
24 hour crisis line: 843-2920
Mental health management; information referral |
Suicide Line/UNM Crisis Line
2600 Marble NE 87131 |
247-1121 |
Rape Crisis Center
266-7711 |
24-hour crisis services available to anyone affected by
sexual assault |
New Mexico
State Protective Services Division/
City of Albuquerque
1011 Lamberton Pl. NE 87107
Child Abuse 761-4060
Adult Services: 841-9500
General Information: 841-7800
|
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 5 pm.
Accepts volunteers and donations, call Celina Gonzales at 841-7885. |
Domestic Violence
Support Group
Resources Inc.
764-0099 |
5 pm. Tuesdays
For victims and survivors of domestic violence. Free. |
UNM Counseling
Services
277-1353 |
Free and confidential counseling for individuals,
families, and couples. |
Agora UNM Crisis Center
Student Union Building Suite 20
277-3013
|
9 am. - midnight Mon. - Fri.
Provides empathetic listening services, information and referral, and
both telephone and walk-in crisis intervention services.
Volunteers accepted for answering phones and to help walk-ins. |
Information
and Referral
United Way
302 8th NW
P.O. Box 1767 87103
245-1735 or 245-1756 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 5 pm.
Service referral, volunteer referral, agency descriptions, fundraising,
agency leadership |
Legal HELP Line
Law Access New Mexico
7200 Montgomery Blvd. NE 87109
In Albuquerque call: 998-4LAW (998-4529)
Statewide: 1-800-340-9771
Monday – Friday 9:00 am.- 3:00 pm
|
Free legal advice, brief services and
referrals for low income New Mexicans. Volunteers and donations accepted;
call Anita Córdova 944-7167 ext. 110. |
Sexual Abuse
Survivors Group
1400 Carlisle NE
891-9295 or 891-7910 |
6:30 pm. Mondays
|
Victims of
Sexual Abuse
All Faiths Family Services
P.O. Box 6573 zip 87197
3001 Trellis NW 87107
345-8938 |
Support groups for parents at risk of abusing
their children. Emphasis on healthy discipline, family communications,
self-esteem, and anger management. Free child care at meetings.
Therapy groups for:
- Victims of sexual abuse (age 4-18),
- Adults molested as children,
- Intrafamilial sex offenders,
- Non-offending parents of sexually abused children.
Sliding fee scale for therapy services. |
Domestic Violence
Legal Hotline
Center for Civic Values
400 Gold SW 87102
243-2590
1-800-209-3854
TDD 1-800-895-3854 |
8:30 am. Mon. - Fri.
Free legal advice for victims of domestic violence
|
Almas de Amistad
609 Gold Ave SW 87102
242-2840 |
Outpatient substance
abuse recovery program for women. 12 meetings 3 times per week. GED, acupuncture, bible study, and job referrals and assistance as well. |
Casa Los Arboles recovery
house for men
Health Care for the Homeless
PO Box 25445 87125
344-6738 |
A long-term (6 - 9 months) 12 bed residential substance
abuse recovery program for homeless men. Groups and life skills training for recovery
including planning, mediation, budgeting, health education and more. |
Villa de Paz transitional
housing
Health Care for the Homeless
254-0320 |
Clean and sober 23-unit transitional living program for
homeless men and women with a minimum of three months of recovery prior to residency. Live
at Villa de Paz for up to 18 months. |
Adult Rehabilitation Program
Salvation Army
shelter: 400 John NE
admin.: 4301 Bryn Mawr NE 87107
242-3112 |
Six month residential program for men with alcohol and
drug related problems. Includes work therapy, counseling, and group sessions. Space for 38
men. |
Western Clinical Health
Services of New Mexico
4105 Silver St. SE 87108
262-1538
3044 Isleta Blvd. SW 87105
873-4104 |
Mon., Wed., Thur., Fri., 5 am. - 4 pm.
Tues. 5 am - 12:30 pm. 2 pm. - 4 pm. Sat. 5 am. - 9 am.
Opiate (heroin) and polysubstance abuse treatment, methadone maintenance, physical exams,
T.B. screening, HIV testing, counseling, referrals, relapse prevention counseling, case
management services. |
Turquoise Lodge
Dept. of Health/State Hospital for Detox
6000 Isleta Blvd. SW 87105
841-8978 |
8-4:30 Admissions
Fee based on sliding income scale.
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Relevancy, Inc.
1101 Cardenas NE Suite 101 87110
266-1038
|
8:00 am. - 5:00 pm. Mon - Fri.
Three month substance abuse program, individual and group sessions. Free for men and
women. Abuse issues, women's issues, youth program (gang intervention). Volunteer
possibilities. |
Project UNITE
247-4230 |
Programs for families of children (birth to five years
old) at risk of exposure to alcohol or other substances. |
Milagro
UNM School of Medicine
Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2211 Lomas Blvd. NE 87131
1007 Stanford NE 87106
272-6906 |
High risk prenatal care and substance abuse counseling to
all pregnant women who have been involved with Milagro and who are currently using drugs.
Well child clinics and developmental testing til age five. Pediatric medical examinations.
|
Los Pasos Program
UNM School of Medicine Dept. of Pediatrics
Ambulatory Care Center
2211 Lomas Blvd. NE 87131-5311
272-6846 or 272-5551 |
An inter-disciplinary, multi-agency service coordination
program for infants and families affected by prenatal substance abuse or in danger of
abandonment. Primary pediatric care, well-baby clinic, family preservation services,
parent training, developmental assessment. |
Health Care for the Homeless
Drop-in Center
843-7611
|
Mon. - Fri. 7 am. - 11:30 am., Sat. and Sun. 9 am. - 12
noon
Women's Drop-in Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 12 noon
HIV AIDS program. CLA program |
Two Worlds Program
All Indian Pueblo
3939 San Pedro NE Suite D zip 87110
884-3820 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 5 pm. For adult Native American men
and women.
Outpatient rehabilitation drug and alcohol program.
Assessment, prevention education, parenting groups, individual counseling, weekly AA
meetings. |
Albuquerque
Metro Central Intake (AMCI)
2425 Alamo SE 87106
842-1730 |
Free substance abuse assessments and referrals. |
UNM CASAA
(Center on Alcohol, Substance Abuse)
2350 Alamo SE 87106
768-0150 |
Outpatient care for alcohol and other drug problems,
serving adult and adolescents. Detox, pharmacy, medication management, women's program,
and outpatient individual, couples, family, and group therapy. On-site child care and
pre-school services for CASAA clints as well as play therapy for school aged children.
Sliding fee scale, Medicaid and insurance accepted. Child care days only by appointment. |
St. Martin's Hospitality
Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin.: P.O. Box 25265 NW 87125
843-9405 |
Alcohol abuse counseling
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All Walks of Life Counseling
Group, Inc.
325 Washington SE 87108
254-0075 |
Chemical dependency counseling based on 12-step program.
Therapy services for incest, sexual abuse, domestic violence, stress reduction, divorce,
conflict resolution, guilt, self-esteem, couples and alternative lifestyles. Sliding fee
scale. |
Behavioral Health Network
Kaseman Hospital
8300 Constitution NE 87110
291-2991, 291-2540 |
Inpatient stabilization and assessment for children ages
4 - 17 or adults. Average stay is a week.
Day treatment for children or adults (average stay is 5 - 10 days
Intensive outpatient drug and alcohol treatment for adults or adolescents.
Contact Assessment and Referral Services, 291-2555 |
Narcotics Anonymous
260-9889 |
Support group to stop using drugs.
Daily meetings. |
Women With Addictions
1002 Gold SW 87102
842-0776 |
Pre-registration required. |
Alliance Job
Service
St. Martin's Hospitality Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin: P.O. Box 25265 NW 87125
843-9797 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 2 pm
Day laborer and landscape services |
Your-Voice
Hope-Renewal Inc.
123 Vermont NE, 2 blocks west of Wyoming/ ½ block north of Central.
Mailing Address:
Director/Editor Sandra Rice
1112 San Pedro NE #230 zip 87110
255-0962
Email: nmyourvoice@aol.com
http://nmyourvoice.0catch.com/home.htm |
Pick up times are 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
Provides work, housing, clothing, and advocacy to the homeless and at-risk
population. |
ArtStreet
Health Care for the Homeless
1217 1st Street NW 87102
248-0817 |
Thur. and Fri. 11 am. - 5 pm.
Create art in a safe and drug-free two-room studio with recycled or donated
material under the direction of art therapists |
Alliance Job
Service
St. Martin's Hospitality Center
shelter: 1201 Third NW 87125
admin: P.O. Box 25265 NW 87125
843-9797 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 2 pm
Day laborer and landscape services |
From the Heart
Foundation
Mailing address: 1921 Walker St. S.E. 87116
Office Address: Lower Level, Suite B-2
300 San Mateo Blvd. NE 87108
256-7664
AHRT2SMILE@AOL.COM |
A non-profit business and educational program
that helps low income people, homeless people, and welfare recipients
to get jobs. Provides computer and literacy training, job placement, special
needs assistance, and counseling. |
National Indian
Youth Council
318 Elm SE 87102
877-7318 |
Employment and Training Services
|
Job Corps
1500 Indian School Road NW 87104
Outreach, admissions, and placement, 243-0299, 1-800-992-2992
842-6500 |
Ages 16-24, U.S. citizens or legal residents,
must meet income requirements.
Basic education (GED, technical training), room and board, medical and
dental care, work clothes, sports and other recreational activities, job
placement assistance, driver's education. Child Development Center also
available. Residential and non-residential programs. |
Sandra's Closet
Women's Community Association
P.O. Box 25363 zip 87125
e-mail wcoasttdv@swcp.com
247-4219
|
Dress for Success program
Provides WCA clients with professional clothing for job interviews and
permanent employment, along with résumé building and interview skills
workshops.
Donations accepted. |
Landlord/Tenant
Hotline
7200 Montgomery Blvd. NE 87109
In Albuquerque call: 998-4LAW (998-4529)
Statewide: 1-800-340-9771
|
Free legal advice, brief services, and
attorney referral.
Rights, remedies, and obligations concerning landlord/tenant disputes.
Landlord and tenant workshops on obligations and responsibilities. Volunteers
and donations accepted; call Anita Córdova 944-7167 ext. 110. |
HELP Transitional Housing
5101 Copper NE 87108
265-3717 |
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 4:30 pm.
Low income housing. |
Transitional Services Inc.
4020 Central Ave. SE 87108
268-5295
fax 268-9967 |
Provides housing - Long term placement, not emergency.
Case management and residential programs. No volunteers or donations. |
Behavioral Health Care, Corp.
5001 Lomas Blvd. NE 87110
255-2011 |
Mental health agency working with Medicaid recipients
|
Case Management Collaborative
4401 Silver SE Suite B 87108
255-8446 |
Case management involving service planning, coordination
with collaborating service providers, advocacy and monitoring of services.
|
Women's Housing Coalition
3005 San Pedro NE 87110
884-8856
|
Provides two year transitional housing for single women
with children while they work or go to school. Apartments are two bedrooms, so women with
more than two children are encouraged to find alternate housing. No child care.
|
Bridges
Supportive Housing
Barrett Foundation
246-0944, ask for Amy
info@BarrettFoundation.org
|
Supportive housing services available to qualified
individuals (single women and women with children) for a period not to exceed 24 months.
Residents are required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week and rent is based on 30% of
income. |
Casa
Milagro
Barrett Foundation
883-8870
info@BarrettFoundation.org |
Transitional housing for homeless women with a history of
psychiatric disabilities; case management, maximum stay is 18 months. Women must be 40
years old or older. |
Pathways
Women's Community Association
P.O. Box 25363 zip 87125
e-mail wcoasttdv@swcp.com
247-4219
1-800-773-3645 |
Transitional housing program for victims of domestic
violence. Assistance in acquiring permanent housing. |
Albuquerque Housing Authority/
City of Albuquerque Housing Division
1840 University Blvd. SE 87106
764-3900 or 764-3920
|
Assistance for low income people, elderly, and people
with disabilities.
Need to prove residency and provide address.
Help qualified families make essential repairs to privately owned homes.
Low interest loans or grants are available. |
Bernalillo County Housing Department
620 Lomas NW 87102
764-6800
e-mail housing@bernco.gov |
Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am. - 5:00 pm.
Affordable housing assistance |
Senior Information and Referral Center
714 7th St. SW 87102
764-6400
|
Information on different housing and shelter options for
people 60 and over. Accept donations for house retrofitting and house repair programs
|
Neighborhood Housing Services
P.O. Box 7476 zip 87194
914 Lomas NW 87102
243-5511 |
Helps low to moderate income people obtain mortgages to
buy houses. Also enables downtown homeowners to rehabilitate their houses through loans
and home ownership classes. |
Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity
3501 Campus Blvd. NE 87106
265-0057 |
9 am. - 4 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Provide housing for low-income families - must make mortgage payments.
All new houses; no renovations. |
Home New Mexico
608 17th NW zip 87104
247-2430
elenagonz@aol.com |
Helps New Mexicans with disabilities become home owners. |
St. Martin's Thrift Store
3015 Monte Vista NE 87106
266-1124
|
Furniture Consignment. Donations accepted |
Salvation Army Thrift Store
411 Broadway Blvd. SE 87102
765-5395
4501 Silver SE 87108
254-1778 |
Two locations. Free pick up of donations, call 243-6170 |
Barrett House Attic Thrift
Stores(Barrett Foundation)
4308 Lomas Blvd. NE 87110 (Lomas Shopping Center by Wolfe's Bagels)
262-1073
Barrett House Attic at Old Town
2116 Central NW 87104 (Old Town Shopping Center, just west of the Walgreens at Rio Grande
and Central)
248-0220
BarrettFdn@aol.com |
For new and used bargains galore! All proceeds go to
provide services for homeless women and children. Mention the ad in the UNM Yellow Pages
and get discounts off purchases. |
Family Mart Clothes and More
(Albuquerque Rescue Mission)
1331 Juan Tabo Blvd. NE 87112-4462
298-8338 |
9 am. to 5 pm. Mon. - Sat
Clothing, Housewares, Furniture, Senior Discounts |
Family Thrift Center/Vietnam
Veterans Donation Center
1201-B Juan Tabo Blvd. NE 87112-5704
275-3323 |
9 am. - 6 pm. Mon. - Sat.
Thur. 9 am. - 7 pm. Sun. 10 am - 4 pm.
Books, Furniture, Toys, TV's, Jewelry, Household Items |
Joy Junction Thrift Shoppe
113 Rio Bravo Blvd. SE 87105
873-8372
600 Louisiana SE 87108
265-8278 |
Two locations |
St. Vincent De Paul Thrift
Stores
General Store
714 4th SW 87102
242-3434
Warehouse and Store
1598 Five Points Rd. SW 87105
247-1859 |
Clothing, furniture, household items, donation
Pick-up Service |
Women's Community Association
Second Chances
5801 Edith Blvd. NE
341-2251
|
Employs WCA clients. Open space available for arts and
crafters to sell goods. |
Echo Inc.
1301 Broadway NE 87102
242-6777 |
Emergency Food, Emergency Rent Loan |
Good Neighbor Fund
Salvation Army
shelter: 400 John NE
admin: 4301 Bryn Mawr NE 87107
242-1416 |
Heating and utility bills assistance during the winter. |
Baptist Neighborhood Center
(Food bank)
247-2552 |
Food for residents living in zip codes 87102, 87109, and
87106. Must have a kitchen to cook food. Volunteers accepted. |
Roadrunner Food Bank
4019 Edith NE 247-2552 |
8 am. - 12 noon, 1 pm. - 3:30 pm. Closed the 1st and 15th
of each month; last day of the month closes at 2:30 pm.
Food for agencies serving the homeless. |
Pennies for the Homeless
Joseph Saavedra
11th St. 1100 Lomas NW zip: 87102 |
Since 1993, educates students, professionals and the
public about homelessness while raising money for shelters, meal centers, and day care. |
The
Storehouse
106 Broadway SE 87102
842-6491 |
9 am. - 11 am. Mon. - Fri.
Clothing, Houseware, Food Referral |
New Mexico State Dept. of Human Services
1-800-432-6217 |
8 am. - 12 noon, 1 pm - 5 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Information and referrals for shelters, soup kitchens, counseling, Food Stamps, Welfare
and Medicaid.
Homeless Crisis Hotline, 1-800-432-6217 ext. 7267 |
Social
Security Administration
1816 Carlisle NE 87110
262-6694
1-800-772-1213 |
9 am. - 4 pm, Mon - Fri.
Obtain or replace Social Security card, process claims, Medicare eligibility information. |
Department of Veteran's
Affairs
800-827-1000 |
Benefits Information and Assistance |
General Assistance
768-5500 |
Headstart (Children's Program), commodities,
winterization |
St. Vincent de Paul Society
714 4th St. SW 87102
242-2989 |
Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 11:30 am, 1 pm. - 2:30 pm.
Once a month clothing exchange. |
Public Defender's Office
505 Central Ave. NW 87102
841-5100
|
State of New Mexico's Legal Aid |
Legal Aid Society
121 Tijeras Ave. NE 87102
243-7871
|
8:30 am. - 5 pm. Mon. - Fri.
Help with housing law and denial of benefits such as: unemployment, food stamps, SSI, cash
aid, Medicaid.
Also landlord/tenant problems such as being locked out of motels and apartments |
Landlord/Tenant
Hotline
Law Access New Mexico
7200 Montgomery Blvd. NE 87109
In Albuquerque call: 998-4LAW (998-4529)
Statewide: 1-800-340-9771
Monday – Friday 9:00 am. - 3:00 pm |
Free legal advice, brief services and
referrals for low income New Mexicans. Volunteers and donations accepted;
call Anita Córdova 944-7167 ext. 110. |
Self-Help Law Center
POB 68055 zip 87193
(888) 666-9953
info@atps.com
|
Do-it-yourself legal kits for no-fault divorce, child
support enforcement, tenant legal rights, bankruptcy, credit repair, wills, and small
claims court. |
Disability Law Center
1821 Carlisle NE 87110
265-1000
|
Legal advice on SSI and disability issues. |
Albuquerque Border City
Project (ABC)
P.O. Box 2121 zip 87103
115 Second Street, SW zip 87102
766-5404 |
Provides brief legal advice and orientation to low income
families regarding immigration issues. |
Immigration
Services
Catholic Charities
2010 Bridge Ave SW 87105
247-0442 |
Legal services focussing on reuniting families separated
under immigration law, legal education, and citizenship promotion.
Document translation, fingerprinting, photograph services, legal case
management, advocacy and representation. |
Domestic Violence Legal
Hotline
Center for Civic Values
400 Gold SW 87102
243-2590
1-800-209-3854
TDD 1-800-895-3854 |
8:30 am. Mon. - Fri.
Free legal advice for victims of domestic violence
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