Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region
Creates and supports one-to-one youth mentoring relationships that benefit youth. Adult role models guide, support, and inspire children to achieve their best.
Community Resources
BOOKKIDS Santa Fe
Provides free books to students throughout the school year to help build their at-home library and improve their reading skills
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
Residents of Santa Fe County can register their child to receive a free book by mail every month until they reach five years of age. Selections are carefully made by a national panel of experts. Local administration by Growing Up New Mexico.
Earth Care
Provides training and support for youth and parent leaders who organize campaigns to build a healthy, just, and sustainable world
Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library School and Community Resource Center (SCRC)
Free books and other resources for educators, community representatives, and students from pre-K through 12th grade. Categories include fiction history, biography, natural sciences, art, teacher and parent materials, and much more.
Gerard’s House for Grieving Children
Provides weekly peer grief support groups, a mobile unit, individual sessions, summer camps, teen movies nights, crisis response services, and support for parents/caregivers, all free of charge and bilingual for youth ages 3 – 21 who have experienced life-changing loss.
Girls Inc. of Santa Fe
Research-based, holistic, and interactive programs empower girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Provides a supportive, inclusive, girls-only environment where every girl feels valued and safe. Long-term, engaging curricula ensures continuous opportunities for girls to build skills, confidence, and resilience.
Growing Up New Mexico
Early childhood education and family support, including a home visiting program.
Las Cumbres Community Services
Family and toddler/infant support, home visiting program, grandparents raising grandchildren support, Community-Based Prevention Intervention and Reunification (CBPIR), fatherhood program, and immigrant and refugee services.
Many Mothers
Provides maternal, infant, and family supplies as well as a family center which hosts parental support groups, engaging programs, and classes for infants/toddlers ages 0–3, pregnant women, and their families
New Mexico Early Childhood Education & Care Department
A State agency and central hub for early childhood education resources and opportunities in New Mexico. Information is available on no-cost universal childcare, early learning, family support services, home visiting, nutrition programs, and more.
Call New Mexico Early Childhood Education & Care Department: (800) 832-1321
Reading Quest
Provides free, science of reading based, structured literacy tutoring & social emotional support for students who are reading one or more years below grade level. The multi-sensory tutoring program is customized, providing gamified tutoring sessions for each student.
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Santa Fe Boys & Girls Club
Provides Santa Fe youth and teens with a safe, positive and engaging environment and programs that prepare and inspire them to achieve Great Futures
Santa Fe County Connect Resource Directory
A directory of local service providers who can help with basic needs (food assistance, housing, transportation, utilities); behavioral health and substance use; education; family support services; health and health care; employment and income; legal services; safety; wellness and recreation, and more
Call the Santa Fe County Connect Resource Directory: (505) 992-9850
Santa Fe Indigenous Center
Provides referrals to low-cost housing, services for children and babies, clothing distribution, personal care kits, and kitchen access
Santa Fe Public Schools Teen Parent Program
Provides support for pregnant and teen parents, help enrolling and graduating from high school and college, prenatal and parenting classes, free on-campus daycare, and free baby supplies