● Cleaning and Prevention
Preventive dental cleanings can help you keep your mouth free of
gum disease. But when periodontal disease strikes, you need
proven, gentle care that helps you save your smile. Our deep
cleanings can help prevent tooth and bone loss caused by gum
disease.

● Restorative Dentistry
Restoring teeth that have been damaged by trauma, wear, age and
tooth decay.

● Smile Design
Cosmetic dentistry isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. True smile
design takes into account the shape, color and texture of your
existing facial features. Dentistry is a combination of mechanical
and artistic skill.

● Dental Implants
Dental implants are quickly becoming the standard of care for
missing teeth and many people are coming from around the state of
New Mexico to see Dr. Beers for this critical quality of life
improvement.

● Teeth Whitening

Outpatient medical services, including CDLs, annual well-child checks, annual physicals, Hep C treatment, and harm-reduction with suboxine.

Gym Memberships Per Month:

24-hour access $80

Business hours (7 am - 5 pm) access $50

Service Details: Physical therapy, gym memberships, massage therapy.

Contact: Doni Bennett

Personal Care Services: 575.835.2307
Home Health: 575.838.1503

• Hospice Care – is a blessing for those who choose it. At Amber care, we stress
  comfort and quality of life at every stage of one’s time with us. Hospice Care
  focuses on comfort and quality of life, rather than cure. Hospice care includes
  nursing visits by experienced RNs who are on call 24/7, home visits by Amber
  Care Physicians, Personal care by nursing assistants, short term inpatient care,
  respites care, medications related to the Hospice Diagnosis, Durable Medical
  Equipment and supplies, visits from social workers and chaplains, 13-month
  bereavement program.
• Home HealthCare – Allows patients to be more comfortable and spend more time
  with their family during their illness. Our caregivers treat each patient and family
  member as their own. Services include – medication management and education,
  diabetes management, wound care, pediatric care, ostomy care, continence care,
  infusion therapy, vestibular therapy, occupational, speech, and physical therapy.
• Personal Care Services – helps people who want to remain independent but need
  assistance managing their everyday lives. Services include: personal care
  program, assistance with daily living activities, day to day chores, individual
  bowel and bladder, hygiene/ grooming, eating, household and support services,
  supportive mobility assistance.

A hybrid (in-person and online, if clinically appropriate and covered by insurance) outpatient speech pathology clinic, patients have the option for in person vs. virtual visits (or a combination), based upon payer/reimbursement restrictions and clinical needs. All ages served. There is a waiting list if specific treatment times are required for follow-up visits based on family, school, caregiver or other commitments of the patients.

General Services:

Offers Pediatric & Adult Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy

The Alberta Academy/Day Care

• Foster home
• Day care

Our enthusiastic staff works to provide a safe, clean, and loving environment for children ages 2-5 years old. Children who attend the Alberta House (AH) for daycare benefit from interactions from speech, occupational, and physical therapists who make regular visits to the classroom to lead group activities. Children who qualify for any of the outpatient therapy services offered by Positive Outcomes Inc.(POI) can see their therapists at the AH.

In Home Caregiver Support with Activities of Daily Living:

In-home healthcare provides an alternative for New Mexicans and their families faced with the challenges of chronic illness, aging, and changed ability. For many families, placing their loved ones in assisted living facilities is unaffordable or inaccessible. Caring for our elderly and sick within the home is important to cultural identity and values of many New Mexicans. In-home health programs allow families to stay together and provide quality, dignified, healthcare services for their loved ones.

Additional Contact: Paul Silva 575-835-4444 Ext 7505

Located in portable building behind the High School

Services Include:

• Wellness
• Physical including Sports Physicals
• Behavioral Health
• STI Services & Care

● Medical Services: Nurse practitioners provide services. Family medical care available, along with a drug room to provide medication and a subxsone program.
● Decreased Barriers for Medical Care: Positive Outcomes supports the uninsured with a sliding fee scale according to
income. Telehealth and a school-based health center at the SCSD High School campus are also available.
● Medical Services: Open every Monday and Wednesday from 8am to 12 pm.

The Heritage Program is an intensive behavioral health program
for senior adults age 55 and older, who are Medicare eligible. It is an outpatient
behavioral health program that offers individuals the opportunity to improve their
quality of life by learning to cope with emotional problems, maximizing their
ability to function independently. Our services are group-based, focusing on
grief/loss resolution, stress management, and family therapy.

We offer Behavioral Health Services and an Intensive Outpatient Program for Seniors and Disabled individuals, including:
● Group Therapy
● Individual Therapy
● Family Therapy
● Transportation Services: Available for program participants within a 30-mile radius.
● Medication Support

●Telemed Services – Patients with Psychiatrist Medication Management for Program Participants

Contact: Beth Beers, RN IMH-E

Community Based Programs offers Family Support Services, including

● First Born Socorro and More Home Visitation Service
● Families – Prenatal for Five years of age
● Services are free to any Socorro County Resident
● Infant Mental Health Services (Children 0-5 years of age)
● Child Safety Seat Education (and Reduced Cost Car Seats for $25), Third Wednesday of every month 11 AM
● Safe Sleep Program: Education and bassinets for families needing a safe sleeping space for their baby.
● Circle of Security Program Community classes are on demand.
● Fresh RX or Family Fresh RX Program
● Monthly Play Groups for Parents with Children 0-5 Years of Age. Open to the public.
● Early Literacy Promotion
● Out Reach Services Including Run for your Life / September Family Event, booths or presentation at all family promoting events.

Socorro General Hospital's quality and values are made possible through a partnership between Socorro County, a local Board of Trustees, and Presbyterian Healthcare Services, which has owned and managed hospital operations since 1976. As a not-for-profit hospital with 24 licensed beds, Socorro General Hospital exists to improve the health of the patients, members and communities we serve in Socorro and Catron counties. At Socorro General Hospital, our doctors, nurses, and healthcare providers provide a wide range of services for our patient's healthcare needs, including emergency medicine and community outreach programs, as well as primary care and specialty services.

• 211 provides expert, caring help -- No matter the situation, the specialists at 211 listens, identify underlying problems, and connect people in need with resources and services in their community that improve their lives.
   
• United Way 211 is an easy to remember three-digit phone number that connects people to the help they need.

• Callers to 211 are looking for non-emergency referrals to the health and human service organizations in Curry and Roosevelt counties as well as to regional and national organizations.  There is no fee for this confidential service.

• United Way 211 seeks to inform and empower those looking for help, whether for themselves, their clients, or their families. 211 makes the social services ecosystem/network more efficient by ensuring people in need are connected to agencies that can help them.
   
• Some callers may have items they wish to donate or might be interested in volunteering in our community, 211 Associates will help callers find the organizations that are the best fit for them. 
   
• 211 provides unmatched, critical services -- 211 is a vital service leveraged by millions of people across North America. Every day, clients contact 211 to access free and confidential crisis and emergency counseling, disaster assistance, food, health care and insurance assistance, stable housing and utility payment assistance, employment services, veteran services, and childcare and family services.

Everyone deserves the power to live a meaningful life. Unfortunately, structural inequities create barriers for too many, closing off opportunities and fueling injustice. Our programs give individuals and families a seat at the table. We facilitate growth through five Areas of Impact:

Health & Human Services

• Behavioral Health services.

  CPLC offers a wide range of behavioral health services through two programs: Centro De La Familia, housed at our Maryvale Community Service Center and Centro Esperanza in Mesa.

• Domestic Violence Services

  CPLC DV programs provides a safe, secure place for families to heal from the traumatizing effects of abuse. Shelter and community-based services meet survivors where they are to help them discover their strengths and regain their freedom.

  De Colores is the only fully bilingual, bicultural program in the Valley providing tailored services to Spanish-speaking and immigrant populations. Specialized legal services are available to assist with orders of protection, immigration and visa paperwork, and court accompaniment.

  A range of supports including emergency shelter, legal advocacy, case management, support groups, sexual assault services, youth programs, and assistance with permanent housing and employment is available. De Colores helps more than 800 survivors become safe and self-sufficient each year.

• Health Insurance

CPLC can help you apply for your health insurance solution. Keogh offers FREE enrollment assistance for AHCCCS (Arizona’s Medicaid), KidsCare, Marketplace Health Insurance (The Affordable Care Act), SNAP (food stamps), and TANF (emergency cash assistance). Our Navigators are advocates and teachers who care for and support our clients on the road to self-sufficiency.

• HIV Services
• Immigration

Services include but are not limited to:

Low-cost consultations
Informational sessions
Citizenship/Naturalization
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewals
Green card renewals (I-90 Permanent Resident card renewal)
Work Permit Renewals
Family petitions
Consular Processing
Adjustment of status
U-Visas
VAWA

• Parenting Education
• Senior Services

Chicanos Por La Causa provides a comprehensive senior housing and meal program, including a center‐based program that offers advocacy and case management services. Along with assisting its residents though supportive services, the CPLC Senior Services program also provides its clients with a “Meals on Wheels” program as well a Senior Center Based Meal Program.

• Substance Abuse

CPLC Corazón is a client-centered, multicultural center with bilingual staff offering a variety of treatment modalities. We have been providing Substance Abuse treatment through our CARF Accredited Level II Residential Treatment Center since 1983. The 30- to 60-day structured treatment program incorporates best practices targeted to the clients enrolled in the program.

Housing

• HOME LENDING
  As a nonprofit, CPLC Home Lending is dedicated to helping you find the best mortgage loan option. We offer mortgage loans and mortgage counseling to help you make the best decisions for you and your family. Our services are available in English and Spanish to best suit your needs. Click here to find out more!

• HOMELESSNESS
  Are you currently experiencing homelessness or at-risk of experiencing homelessness? Click here to find resources available to you.

• RENTERS
  Are you looking for an apartment to rent? View our apartment communities and apply for a unit online.

• HOMEOWNERSHIP
  Are you currently renting but looking to own your own home? Visit us online to learn how you can buy a house.

  Are you currently a homeowner at-risk of foreclosure? Complete our online questionnaire so that we can better assist you.

• UTILITY ASSISTANCE
  Are you an APS electric customer and behind on payments? Visit us online to apply for assistance to pay your balance.

• HOUSING COUNSELING
• NEIGHBORHOOD STABALIZATION
• RURAL HOUSING
• SINGLE & MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING
• FAMILY ASSISTANCESUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR VETERAN FAMILIES

Education

• EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT (TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO)
• COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
• SCHOLARSHIPS
• BHP SCHOLARSHIP
• ADULT EDUCATION
• TEACHER APPRECIATION

Economic Development

• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
• SMALL BUSINESS LENDING
• WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
• REFUGEE WORKFORCE PROGRAMS
• COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) formed in 1969 to fight discrimination against the Mexican American community. Inspired by Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez, we advocated for equity in education, politics, and labor conditions. Today, CPLC provides services to people of all backgrounds while honoring our Mexican-American roots.
With offices in Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas, we impact almost 1 million lives every year.

We lovingly operate support groups and educational group interventions to encourage conversation about difficult topics. We offer a food assistance program, on-site medical clinic, transportation assistance for medical appointments, health insurance navigation and more.

We run stigma-free syringe exchanges, free HIV, syphilis and hepatitis C testing without any judgement, and a PrEP linkage program that guides people in need to the prevention methods that work for them. Our MAT (medication assisted treatment) linkage helps healthcare providers be able to use evidence-based treatments for people who use substances while also providing people who use substances information they can use to find treatment.

We operate housing assistance for qualifying individuals throughout New Mexico to see people moving from the streets into homes that foster healthier living opportunities. Funding from federal and state sources allows applications to receive rental assistance, utility assistance, and more.

COUNTIES WE SERVE:

• Chaves
• Curry
• Catron
• DeBaca
• Dona Ana
• Eddy
• Grant
• Hidalgo
• Lea
• Luna
• Lincoln
• Otero
• Quay
• Roosevelt
• Socorro
• Sierra

GriefShare

Locations:

• 1513 W. Fir Street, Portales, NM 88130
• 1216 Cameo Street, Clovis, NM 88101
• 208 E Casablanca Avenue, Building 1400, Cannon AFB, NM 88103

Vital Records:

• Register birth and death certificates for the State of New Mexico.
• Issue certified copies of filed Birth Certificates and Death Certificates.
• Register delayed births.
• Process corrections to vital records.
• Process amendments to birth certificates after Adoption.
• Process court ordered amendments.
• Process Acknowledgment of Paternity requests.
• Maintain a Putative Father Registry.
• Analyze and tabulate vital statistics.
• Prepare data files for public health surveillance, health researchers, and state and federal agencies.
• Publish Health Statistics related to birth and death data.

Birth & Death Certificates

Our Vital Records office collects, processes, corrects and issues copies of birth and death certificates.

• Our Vital Records Call Center is also available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to answer your questions at 1-866-534-0051 or 505-827-0121.

• We only issue certificates for individuals who were born in the state of New Mexico. Please see the Vital Records Reference by State to find out where to obtain birth certificates for other states.

• New Mexico birth and death certificates are restricted access records. State law restricts access to the registrant, registrant's immediate family members or those who represent tangible proof of legal interest in the requested record.

• Immediate Family means any of the following: mother, father, sibling, child, grandchild, current spouse, or maternal or paternal grandparent. Paternal grandparent is eligible if father is listed on the vital record.

Gender Change Legislation

• Effective October 29, 2019, New Mexico law allows individuals who were born in New Mexico and want to change the gender designation or the gender designation of their child on the birth certificate to do so by completing the appropriate request form through the Bureau of Vital Records.
• The new law will allow for Male, Female and X as acceptable options. "X" refers to a gender other than male or female or an undesignated gender.

Medical Cannabis Program

Application Process-

• To begin the application process (new and renewal), visit your Medical Provider; they must be the one to start your application.
• As a reminder, the Department of Health does not charge any fees to enroll and participate in the Medical Cannabis or to register and use the Online Patient Portal.
• Find out how to apply by reviewing the 3-step instruction process.

Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, & Children (WIC)

• The WIC Program – serves to safeguard the health of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and nursing (breastfeeding) women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk by providing nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating including nursing (breastfeeding) promotion and support, and referrals to health care.

• The New Mexico WIC Program provides free healthy foods, ideas for healthy eating and maintaining good health habits, support for nursing families, and connects families with other community services. This combination of services is designed to create a support system that encourages families to feel confident in their own ability to maintain happy and healthy futures.

Immunization Program

• "Got Shots?" allows for participating providers to open their doors for any child who presents for immunizations, regardless of whether they are a patient or whether they have insurance.
• GOT SHOTS Information
• Vaccine Site Finder 

Abortion and Reproductive Health

• As more states move to restrict and prohibit access to reproductive care, New Mexico will continue to not only protect access to abortion, but to expand and strengthen reproductive health care throughout the state.
• More Information

Developmental Disabilities

• Our Developmental Disabilities Support Division provides service and support to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
• More Information

Other Programs include:

* Children’s Medical Services
* Family Planning Program
* Harm Reduction
* Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Program

We are a community of followers of Jesus Christ, committed to live by faith, to be known by love, and to be a voice of hope. Central is a gathering of believers from different backgrounds with different ideas, whose center-point is Jesus Christ. We welcome people from all walks of life, regardless of where they are in their spiritual journey. Come to Central and discover the pivot-point of the world!

Services include:

Monday:
Women's Bible Study, 6:30-8pm

Tuesday:
AA, брm
Spectrum, 7pm (Campus House)

Wednesday:
Wed in the WORD, 10am
Bacon Bros, 1st & 3rd Wed at 5:45am
AA, 6pm

Thursday:
Prayer Furnace, noon
AA, 6pm

Saturday:
Night service, 6:30pm

Sunday:
Traditional Service, 8:15am
Contemporary Service, 19:30am
AA, 6PM
АМР АН, 5-6pm
AMP HS 6:39-7:30pm (AMP is at Campus House)

Food Pantry and Clothing:

Our members maintain a pantry of grocery items in order to help others who are in need.  We keep staple items such as flour, sugar, cooking oil, etc. as well as canned vegetables, fruit and meats.  You can help in this ministry by bringing in food items to stock the shelves, or in filling the bags to have them ready and waiting for those who come to our building during the week asking for aid.  The pantry also exists for our own members who have difficulties from time to time and need assistance.  Please feel welcome to share your needs with us so we may give you the help you need.  The clothing room has an assortment of gently-used clothing in many sizes and for all seasons. Help is needed to sort, label, stack and hang up donated items to make them readily available for those in need. If you enjoy organization and layout, you may find a place to be useful in this ministry.

Food Pantry is open to the community on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month from 9am-10am.

Providing safe, reliable and affordable electrical service to the members we serve.

Programs Offered:

Electric Services and Scholarships Program

RCEC's scholarship program is generated by contributions or donations and interest from unclaimed capital credits.  Dependents of members are eligible to apply for these scholarships.  A scholarship committee meets each year in March to make selections and recipients are introduced during the Annual Meeting in April each year.  Scholarship applications are e-mailed to area high school counselors for distribution to senior students that are dependents of members of the cooperative.

Returning College Students can re-apply for a scholarship (amount to be determined according to available funds) on a yearly basis.  This application follows the graduating high school senior application.
Members can donate to the Roosevelt County Electric Education Foundation at any time.  

Locations:

• 1427 Sutter Place, Clovis, NM 88101
• 1412 S Ave O, Suite A, Portales, NM 88130

The Pregnancy Resource Cener is a Christ-centered ministry that acknowledges that every human life begins at conception and is worthy of protection. We offer compassion, hope, and help to anyone considering abortion by presenting them with realistic alternatives.

We are located in Clovis and Portales and serve the community with free and confidential services including:

• Pregnancy tests
• Ultrasounds
• Limited STD/STI testing
• Options counseling
• Peer counseling
• Educational classes
• Material assistance for mother, father, and baby
• Community referrals
• Abortion recovery services
• Miscarriage and infant loss support

Programs:

Earn while you learn

• Earn While You Learn (EWYL) provides free prenatal and parenting classes, life skills classes and Bible studies to men and women, all focused on creating healthy families. These classes are conducted by a Client Advocate who is able to discuss the curriculum as well as answer questions. The one-on-one aspect of your program allows us to individualize classes based on the client's specific needs and situation.

  Earning Points: You can take one class per week. For each class you take, you can earn up to 15 points: 5 for arriving/answering on time, 5 for completing the homework, and 5 for participating in the follow-up conversation. The PRC will track your points for you.

  For Spanish Speakers: We offer classes in Spanish twice each month in a group setting.  All materials are printed in Spanish and the class is moderated by a Spanish-speaking client advocate.

We fight with love.
The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Our message is based on the Bible, our ministry is motivated by the love of God, and our mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ as we meet human needs in His name without discrimination. Every program we offer is rooted in our passion to serve God by serving the lost, the vulnerable, the needy, the poor, the hurting, the helpless, and the hopeless.

Meals on Wheels of Portales – is a warm meal and friendly smile – a safety check for a loved one.

We deliver nutritious meals and a personal connection – so important for Seniors in Portales.

Meals on Wheels of Portales delivers meals with a smile through four routes around Portales.

One call to Meals on Wheels of Portales - brings either temporary help or a longer-term solution for independent living if you or a loved one needs our help.

Programs:

Food Pantry- Food assistance upon request (when available).

Narcotics Anonymous- "NA" Building beside Church of God.

Parish Mission Statement
Those of our parish community are called by God to be saints, by loving Him and our neighbor, keeping His commandments, being faithful to His Church, and fulfilling His will of making disciples of all people, so that all may come to know and believe the truth of the gospel, and so be saved.       

Declaración - Misión ParroquialLos de nuestra comunidad parroquial somos llamados por Dios a ser santos, por amarlo a El y al prójimo, guardando Sus mandamientos, siendo fieles a Su Iglesia, and cumpliendo su voluntad de hacer discípulos de todos, para que todos lleguen a conocer y creer la verdad del Evangelio, y así se salven.

Programs:

• Catholic in Recovery- Catholic in Recovery is a nonprofit organization that seeks to serve those suffering from addictions and unhealthy attachments (including alcoholism, drug addiction, pornography addiction, sex and relationship addiction, compulsive overeating and food addictions, gambling addiction, codependency and the impact on family, and general fear, control, and anxiety).  Sundays 2:00 pm in the Basement.
• Food Pantry & Public Showers Wednesdays 9:00 am- 11:00 am
• Utility Service Payment Assistance Mondays 3:30 pm

The New Mexico Department of Veteran's Services is here to help Veterans and their families to obtain state and federal benefits.

Melrose Senior Center is a non-profit organization. Our mission is to help senior citizens remain living independently for as long s possible. We provide services such as congregate and home delivered meals, transportation and housekeeping. 

MECA Therapies, LLC specializes in:

• Early childhood services (F.I.T.)
• Outpatient services
• School-based services
• Young adult services

MECA Therapies, LLC Programs:

F.I.T. (Family Infant Toddler Early Intervention)

• MECA Therapies is State and Federally funded by the New Mexico Family Infant Toddler Program (NM FIT) to give families the support they need to promote strong early childhood development. Our services are:

  • FREE to all New Mexico families
  • Provided in home and community settings
  • Family-centered and supportive of family priorities and needs

***ALL SERVICES PROVIDED ARE CONFIDENTIAL***

Services were provide:

• Shelter for survivors and their children

• Assistance filing petitions.

• Community referrals

• Assistance with applications

• Individualized safety plans

• Survivors Support Group

• Childrens Group

• Parenting and Life Skills Groups

• Batterers Intervention Program 

Call the number listed for more information. 

Our mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Through hands-on activities in science, technology, business, economic literacy, outdoor and environmental awareness, Girl Scouts provides girls with opportunities for fun and friendship, while fostering the development of leadership skills and self-esteem.

Girl Scouts provides fun and educational activities for girls of every age that support their educational development while letting them form life-long friendships and memories. Through troop activities and other council events girls get to participate in activities that reinforce and enhance lessons they are being taught at school and often expose them to subjects and opportunities they don’t have the opportunity to participate in at school.

The Native American Disability Law Center provides advocacy, referral information, and educational resources to all Native Americans with a disability living anywhere in the Four Corners area who feels that they have been:

• discriminated against because of their disability
• abused or neglected, or
• wrongly denied a service

If you or anyone you know has experienced these issues, please call our toll free number (800) 862-7271 or visit our office to speak with a Law Center employee. The employee will provide you with information and resources to help you advocate for yourself. If your problem falls within our priorities and we have available resources, you will be referred to an attorney or advocate for representation. Anyone who has been denied services by the Law Center or is in any way unhappy with the Law Center's services or programs may file a grievance.  For online information on your legal rights, please see our Resources page.

The Mission of the Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico is to provide and support food programs for area agencies, families, individuals and children in designated counties of eastern New Mexico.

The Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico was established in 1983 by the late Nancy Taylor and the Clovis Altrusa Club. The organization serves Curry, Roosevelt, Quay, DeBaca and Guadalupe Counties in New Mexico.

If your household receives any of the following programs you have Automatic Eligibility for TEFAP/USDA Food:

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

• The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)

• Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)

• Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)

• Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)

• National School Lunch Program (NSLP)

Otherwise, based on your current income, your household must meet the current income eligibility guidelines

Elida Resident Eligibility: 

If your household receives any of the following programs you have Automatic Eligibility for TEFAP/USDA Food:

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
• Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)                                                               
• Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)                                                                                                                   
• Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)/                                                                                                                       
• National School Lunch Program (NSLP)

Otherwise, based on your current income, your household must meet the current income eligibility guidelines posted at: https://www.fbenm.org/tefap-program

Seniors meet to play cards, play pool, play dominoes, or just visit with each other.  The men meet on Monday afternoons for dominoes and couples meet Monday evenings for pool!  All seniors meet on Thursday afternoons for whatever game you might want to play. and everyone brings food for a potluck lunch every 2nd Thursday of each month!  All Senior Citizens in Roosevelt County, past or present, are invited to attend.  

Senior Citizen potluck where everyone brings food every 2nd Thursday of each month.

(Senior Citizens are considered 45 years old and up)

They also have:

Monday at 1:00 PM Dominoes
Monday at 6:00 PM Couples pool
Thursday at 1:00 PM Card games or pool

Our goal is to create community-based prevention programs through mentoring, counseling, peer-to-peer services, and activities to empower our youth to create positive lifestyle choices.

Teen Court

This program gives the offender a second chance while holding them accountable for their actions. Teen Court serves as a community-based diversion program designed to provide an alternative response for the juvenile justice system. The teen accepts responsibility for their offense, appears before a judge and their peers, and is sentenced.

• For juveniles ages 12-18
• Youth volunteers make up the jury, prosecution attorney, and defense attorney 
• Adult volunteers makeup the bailiff and judge 

Youth Classes

Botvin LifeSkills

Girls Circle

Boys Council

Victim Impact Panel (VIP)

Substance Misuse Class

• Adult Daycare
• Non-emergency Medical Transportation
• Personal Homecare
• Foster Grandparent Program
• Retired Senior Volunteer Program
• Senior Companion Program
• Senior Meal Site
• Home Delivered Meals
• National Family Caregiver Program
• Utility Assistance
• Medical Equipment Loan Bank
• Food Bank

In meeting the needs of the public we address issues by groups:

Seniors

• Senior hunger

• Home bound seniors unable to cook for themselves

• Senior loneliness

• Senior boredom

• Handicapped adults requiring supervision

• Medical transportation for those with Medicaid

• Food pantry assistance

• Utility assistance 

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Adults

• Medical transportation for those with Medicaid

• Handicapped adults requiring supervision

• Food pantry assistance

• Utility assistance

Clovis Shuttle serves Clovis, Portales, Texico and Farwell residents. If you need a shuttle to or from Albuquerque Sunport, Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport, Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport or the Clovis Regional Airport, Clovis Shuttle will be there for you! 

Participating schools with dual language programs: 

• La Casita Elementary 

• Lockwood Elementary 

• Marshall 6th Grade Academy

• Yucca Middle School

• CHS Freshman Academy

• Clovis High School

TUTORING OPTIONS
Available throughout the school year for students of the Clovis Municipal School District.

• Brainfuse an online study and homework resource provided free by the state for New Mexico students. (Professional tutors are available online daily from 2 - 11 p.m.)

Engaging LAtino Communities for Education (ENLACE) Eastern Region

• Access to Higher Education
• Family Centers
• Family Leadership Institute
• Outreach
• Scholarship Resources
• Teen Parents

Migrant Program

• For ages 21 and under
• Offers a Migrant Summer Academy for the migrant students.
• Educational activities are provided for those students that may need extra help in school.
• After school tutoring is available for students grades K-12.
• School supply distribution programs.
• Assistance with help in providing information about GED programs and ESL classes to the migrant families.
• Assistance with Scholarships information to the migrant students.
• Assistance to families with help in locating resources for food banks/pantries and clothing banks.
• Assistance to families with help in locating resources for medical, dental, and/or optical to migrant students.
• Transportation is available to those that need a ride to and from the doctor's office.

Outreach Services

• Community Organizing
• Community Prayer Breakfast
• Community Block Parties
• Special Project Development & implementation
• Christmas Stocking giveaway
• Speaking Engagement
• Mentoring
• Prison/Detention Visitation & Training
• Bible Studies
• Support Churches in community outreach
• Notary Service

Counseling Services

• Life Coach
• Substance Abuse Counseling
• Counseling for youth and young adults
• Battered Spouse Counseling
• Youth and young adult group
• Support group for Youth and Young Adults
• Support group for Adults and Seniors
• Information & Referral “I&R”
• Community Issues/concern
• Support/ or just someone to talk to

T.R.I.U.M.P.H.S.

(Teaching Recovery Information Understanding Motivation Prevention Health Support)

• Drug Education

• Good Grief/Loss

• Anger Management

• Domestic Violence

• Relationships/Family

• Self-esteem and Self Image

• Post Acute Withdrawal

• Communication Skills

• Relapse Prevention/Plans

• Framework to Recovery

• Working the Twelve Steps

• Spirituality

• Behavior Modification Training & Classes

*SERVICES ARE FOR MILITARY PERSONELL AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY*

Military and Family Readiness Services 

• Family Readiness Program
• Volunteer Resource Program
• Career Focus Program
• Personal Financial Management Program
• Relocation Assistance Program
• Transition Assistance Program
• Family Life Consultant
• Casualty Assistance/Survivor Benefits
• Discovery Center

Family Support

Child and Youth Programs The Department of the Air Force Child and Youth Programs assist military and civilian personnel in balancing the competing demands of the mission and family life by catering programs and services for eligible children and youth from birth through 18 years of age.

Spouse State Licensure Moving across state lines creates barriers to career longevity, and those obstacles are heightened by state and career-specific professional license regulations. Licensure portability refers to the ability to transfer a professional license from one state or U.S. jurisdiction to another so that a professional can continue their occupation after relocation.

Spouse Employment Fact Sheet Accelerating the development of interstate compacts to support professional license reciprocity for Military Spouses. 

Commissary Fact Sheet We are changing the commissary funding model to ensure the Defense Commissary Agency can provide the greatest savings possible to patrons. This action cuts grocery prices at the register to achieve at least 25% savings for commissary patrons.

Moving Fact Sheet The Military OneSource PCS & Military Moves page connects service members and their families to everything they need to master PCS moves, from making a move request to getting support for all areas of their move. 

Dislocation Allowance Fact Sheet Dislocation Allowance is a single payment intended to cover the cost service members incur when relocating their household for a PCS move. 

Expanded Military Parental Leave The Expanded Military Parental Leave Program builds on the Defense Department’s support of military families by streamlining and enhancing parental leave.

Five and Thrive Five & Thrive was created to improve quality-of-life challenges our Air and Space Force families face in five focus areas: Childcare, Education, Healthcare, Housing, and Spouse Employment. 

Receive a FREE meal on the 3rd Saturday of EVERY month. 10:00am-12:00pm

There are two child development centers (CDC) located at Cannon AFB

• Cannon CDC (335 West D. L. Ingram Ave, Cannon AFB)
• Chavez CDC (101 James Boatwright Avenue, Cannon AFB)

Cannon CDC Capacity- 158 children.

Chavez CDC Capacity- 168 children.  

Both centers provide care for children 6 weeks until the start of kindergarten.
Both centers are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.  

The staff supports the development of the whole child and provides active, hand-on learning experiences to meet the individual needs of each child in the program.  To encourage children’s growth and ensure activities are developmentally appropriate, staff observes all children on a regular basis and uses this assessment in planning related activities.  Parents and staff work together to set goal for each child based on the strengths, progress and needs.

Each CDC uses “The Creative Curriculum.”  The curriculum provides progressive developmental activities in the following areas:  social, emotional, physical, cognitive and communication.  The centers have also worked with local early intervention specialists who can provide one on one support for children who may have a learning delays or conditions affecting growth and learning. 

Both CDC's are enrolled in the USDA food program and offer nutritious and appealing meals for breakfast, lunch and snacks.   The cost for child care includes all meals, including baby food and some infant formulas.  

The families and members of NAMI San Juan County NM are here to help! We offer understanding to anyone concerned about mental illnesses and the treatment of mental illness.

Mental illnesses are brain disorders that are biologically based medical problems. Untreated, they can cause severe disturbances in thinking, feeling and relating. This results in substantially diminished capacity for dealing with the ordinary demands of life. Mental illness can affect persons of any age and occur in any family. They are not caused by bad parenting and not evidence of weakness of character.

CAYA is a free 7-month Christ-centered residential treatment program located in Farmington, New Mexico, for women overcoming addictions.

Our residential treatment program provides 24-hour long-term care for 7 months with a 5-month transition to women who are 18 years of age or older, have come to a place of true brokenness, and are ready to surrender their lives to become new in Jesus Christ.

The focus is on helping the women spiritually learn or re-establish healthy functioning skills and values.

Our program also encourages the involvement of family in the journey. Since addiction and associated recovery are very much interconnected with family, we encourage them to visit during specified days and times while their loved one is in treatment.

Apply at leilani@cayaministries.net

The mission of Gathings Gardens is to provide organic produce to local families using a holistic traditional farming approach. Our farming practices includes using solar power, conserving water, and utilizing regenerative agriculture practices. Our mission is to teach these agriculture techniques to the future farmers through vocational courses and intern opportunities.

Emergency Shelter

• For men, women, and children 365 days a year

Fighting Hunger

• Providing well-balanced meals 7 days a week

Gently Used Clothing

• Monday-Thursday

Transformative Recovery Program

• Six-month residential drug and alcohol recovery program.

• Independent Living
• Assisted Living
• Memory Care