COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN
Location: 500 E. 18th Street Watts Hall Rm#210
Phone: 575-956-6667
Hours of Operation: Mon.-Thurs. 11 am-4 pm
We want to hear from you!
Grant County Government Agencies
Grant County Family Support
Big Brothers Big Sisters
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Location: Mountain Region, Grant County
Contact:
jessica.salaiz@bbbsmountainregion.org
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Child Care Assistance
Child Care Assistance helps income-eligible families pay a portion of child care costs while they work, attend school or training programs, job search or other eligible qualifying activities. Any parent or legal guardian who is working, going to school, actively looking for a job, or participating in a job training program who needs help with child care expenses. The applicant applying for child care assistance must also be a resident of the state of New Mexico.
HMS Family Services Car Seat Program
HMS Family Services partners with Safer New Mexico Now to provide car seats to families who qualify for programs like Medicaid, WIC, or New Mexi-Kids. Community Health Workers offer education on proper installation, and a $35 fee is recommended per seat, with waivers available based on need. To apply, call (575) 800-1467 ext. 6 and request an appointment.
Housing Support
Healthcare Services
Grant County Food Security
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​ ECHO Autism Communities is a virtual learning community for a variety of professionals who serve autistic people and people with other disabilities. ECHO Autism is committed to building global communities where people see possibilities in all abilities. We provide professional development focused on best practices for clinicians, health professionals, educators, and advocates who work with individuals on the Autism spectrum and their families.
Get Free Food for Mothers and Infants!
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Location: 2610 N. Silver Street
Pregnant, Mothers, Must live in New Mexico. Family applying must include pregnant person; person nursing a baby under one; person who had a baby or was pregnant in the last six months; baby who is less than one year old; or child who is under five. Income limits apply. Age: < 5
Get Free Food for Mothers and Infants!
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Location: 2610 N. Silver Street
Pregnant, Mothers, Must live in New Mexico. Family applying must include pregnant person; person nursing a baby under one; person who had a baby or was pregnant in the last six months; baby who is less than one year old; or child who is under five. Income limits apply. Age: < 5
Income Support
Early Intervention, Diagnosis, & Support Services
Statewide Support
Libraries & Learning Resources
Classroom and Caregiver Resources
Autism Resources
The University of New Mexico’s Autism Portal, developed by the Center for Development and Disability, offers statewide support for families and early childhood educators. It features a resource locator to find local services, free training modules, and culturally responsive materials in English, Spanish, and Indigenous languages—all designed to help children with autism thrive.