Alternatives to Violence offers free confidential services for victims who are in need of Life Skills, Parenting, Anger Management and Crisis Intervention. We also assist filing Restraining Orders, Sexual Assault and SANE exams. All services are free and confidential.
Makes home food deliveries to pre-registered clients on Mondays.
Gives out food on Wednesday evenings, call for time. Emergency food boxes are available.
Taos loves kids provides parenting classes for families in the community to facilitate the understanding of child development and build parent resiliency. We aim to increase the participants understanding of the nature and importance of the parent/child attachment to build basis for ongoing positive interactions.
Gives out food the fourth Tuesday of the month 1-3pm
Gives out food the fourth Tuesday of the month at 10am.
The Town of Clayton Housing Authority is a Public Housing Agency that provides housing assistance to low income residents of Clayton through the management of low rent public housing. Eligibility guidelines are set by Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Our mission is to promote health and wellness, improve health outcomes and assure safety net services for all people in New Mexico. We offer support for reproductive life planning, breastfeeding, annual exams, pregnancy and STD testing.
Colfax County Youth Empowerment Services (Y.E.S.) serve Colfax and Union County with a comprehensive Home Visiting and breastfeeding support program. Services are offered to families with babies 0-3yrs to learn positive parenting skills and techniques to promote healthy child development. Y.E.S is available in the comfort of your home, at your desired location or virtually through online support. We help families access resources (like Medicaid, SNAP). Y.E.S. is supportive, confidential and free of charge.
Community Against Violence (CAV) provides confidential, free services for people who have experienced domestic or sexual violence or child/elder abuse. CAV also offers a program for people who are using violence in their interpersonal relationships. If you, or someone you know, would like more information about services needed, please call the 24 hour helpline 575-758-9888 or see services listed at TaosCAV.org