Community Resources

Helps New Mexicans achieve lifelong independence and healthy aging.

Call New Mexico Aging Services: (800) 432-2080

Fight against poverty & injustice in NM. 

Call the Center on Law & Poverty: (505) 255-2840

Provides career preparation, training in the skills of blindness, and promotes the belief that blindness is not a barrier to successful employment, or to living an independent and meaningful life

Call the Commission for the Blind: (888) 513-7958

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

Civil legal advocacy organization dedicated to equal access to justice.

Call New Mexico Legal Aid: (833) 545-4357

Provides services that support public libraries and delivers direct library services to rural populations, state agencies, the visually impaired, physically disabled, and students and citizens conducting research

Call the New Mexico State Library & Archives: (505) 476-9700

Open to any individual in the legal community or the public at large seeking legal information or knowledge

Call the New Mexico Supreme Court Law Library: (505) 827-4850

Express bus service from transport hubs and parking lots

Call NMDOT Park & Ride: (505) 424-1110

The Blue Bus provides fare-free public transportation services throughout North Central New Mexico

Call the North Central Regional Transit District: (505) 629-4725

The City of Santa Fe works with the public, nonprofit, and private sectors to increase affordable housing opportunities for Santa Fe’s low- and moderate-income residents, addressing the needs of all residents, from the homeless to the homeowner

Call the Office of Affordable Housing: (505) 955-6345

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.

New Mexico Rail Runner is a commuter rail system serving the metropolitan areas of Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico

Call the Rio Metro Regional Transit District: (866) 795-7245

Provides Santa Fe youth and teens with a safe, positive and engaging environment and programs that prepare and inspire them to achieve Great Futures

Access Contact Us Form: https://www.bgcsantafe.org/contact 

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

Educates, engages, encourages, and celebrates LGBTQ+ inclusion, pride, and acceptance for all people

Provides referrals to low-cost housing, services for children and babies, clothing distribution, personal care kits, and kitchen access 

Call the Santa Fe Indigenous Center: (505) 660-4210

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

Call the Teen Parent Program: (505) 204-9184

A City of Santa Fe shared-rider service for individuals whose disabilities prevent them from accessing City bus routes, and adults age 60 and older who reside within City limits

Call Santa Fe Ride: (505) 955-2001