RESOURCES

ABQ Indian Center: 505-268-1751

105 Texas SE, ABQ 87108 

2nd Thurs of the month: 10am–run out

Serving Native Americans experiencing homelessness and poverty

ABQ Op. Center AOC (Men’s): 505-344-4340

715 Candelaria Rd NE, ABQ 87107

Monday–Friday, call at 8:30am

Weekends, call at 9:30am

Emergency housing for men — just a bed

Alamosa Health & Social Service Center: 505-836-8800

6900 Gonzales Rd SW, Ste A, ABQ 87121

Social services for South Valley and West Side — utility/rental assistance, emergency food, emergency diapers; seasonally — toys for tots

Amistad Crisis Shelter: 505-352-3444

6301 Central NW

Short-term (14-30 days) shelter for youth ages 12-17. Services: mental health support: crisis intervention, counseling, assessment, recreational activities, life and social-skills training, case management, job assistance

Barrett House: 505-246-9244

Intake: Call before 9am

Shelter & housing program for women and children

The CARE Campus (used to be MATS)

5901 Zuni SE

Run by Bernalillo County 

Behavioral health and detox facility. Highly recommended by Travis. Does accept out-of- town people.

Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation:  505-243-6626

700 Lomas Blvd NE #2-200, Albuquerque, NM 87102

Utility or rent assistance; ONLY for patient household — may only be for families with special- needs kids

Catholic Charities of NM: 505-724-4604 or 505-724-4670

2010 Bridge Blvd SW

Long-term housing, adult education, housing services, immigration services, mobile food pantry, senior transportation

Citizen Contact Center — City of Albuquerque: Call 311 

Non-emergency contact center for available community services through City of Abq

Crime Victims Reparation Commission: 505-841-9432 or 1-800-306-6262

Helps victims of violent crime with expenses incurred as a result of their victimization

Crossroads: 505-242-1010

Women 18+. Transitional housing for those who were incarcerated and supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness. Therapeutic services available for all residents. 

Domestic Violence Resource Center: 505-248-3165

Support in situations of domestic violence — help with finding safety, legal paperwork, finances, counseling, parenting groups, individual advocacy, support groups

East Central Center: 505-767-5700

7525 Zuni SE, ABQ 87108

Appointment required.

M, W, F: 10am-noon; T & Th: 1pm-3pm

Serving East side of town. Emergency food, utility/rental assistance, emergency diapers, toys for tots

Family Promise: 505-268-0331

808 Edith Blvd NE, ABQ 87102

Shelter for homeless families with minor children. While staying there (only 4 families at a time), they provide job-search assistance, literacy help, math tutors, skills classes, and meals for the families.

First Nations: 505-262-2481

4263 Montgomery Boulevard NE

Serves Native Americans by helping with rent/utility assistance, food help, and advocacy

God’s Warehouse: 505-266-2535

8011 Central Ave NE

Food pantry, clothing, and soup kitchen. Call for lunch and dinner times.

Good Shepherd: 505-243-2527

218 Iron Ave SW, ABQ 87102

Addiction recovery, overnight and medical shelter, and clothing for MEN only; meals available to all

Haven House: 505-896-4869

Shelter and services for domestic violence victims. Services: legal advocacy, support groups on various topics to help with recovery

Heading Home: 505-226-1700

715 Candelaria Rd NE, ABQ 87107

Serving homeless community, helping get long-term housing

Healthcare for the Homeless: 505-766-5197

1217 First St NW, ABQ 87102

Healthcare organization dedicated exclusively to homeless population — men, women, and children

Help New Mexico: 505-265-3717

Adult education, job training and placement, childcare/early-childhood-education assistance

High Desert UMC: 505-891-4206 (Sandoval County)

4200 Meadowlark Lane, Ste. 6, Rio Rancho 87124

3rd Tues: 9am–noon, and 3rd Thurs: 1pm–4pm 

Food pantry

HopeWorks (used to be Saint Martin’s): 505-242-4399

1201 Third St NW, ABQ 87102 

Shelter, jobs, meals, permanent and re-entry housing, mental health services

John Marshall Social Service Center: 505-848-1345

City of ABQ Social Services: emergency diapers, food boxes, clothing bank, utility/rent assistance, toys for tots

Joy Junction: 505-873-8372

107 Bowers Rd, ABQ 87105

Homeless shelter, food, clothing for women/families — must be in by 4pm, bed not guaranteed

Labor, New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (Bernalillo) 

New Mexico Job Service Center: 505-771-2160

Job placement and information on unemployment benefits. Prepare unskilled, income- eligible adults for entry into the labor force, training and employment prospects

Law Access New Mexico: 505-998-4529 or 1-800-340-9771

Legal advice, brief service and referrals to eligible low-income New Mexicans by telephone and helps remove barriers to justice system

Legal Resources for the Elderly Program: 505-797-6000 or 1-800-876-6657

Free legal helpline for New Mexico residents age 55+ regardless of level of income. Spanish- speaking attorneys are available.

Los Griegos Food Pantry: 505-761-4550

1231 Candelaria NW, ABQ 87107

Once every other month

Food pantry

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

“LIHEAP” New Mexico Human Services Dept.

1-855-309-3766

1-800-283-4465

Energy bill payment assistance, energy crisis assistance, weatherization and energy-related home repairs

Med Bank New Mexico: 1-800-432-2080

Emergency prescriptions, free prescription drugs, help with insurance, discount cards

New Day: 505-260-9912

Near AF base. Less recommended because they do support homosexuality.

Youth programs for life skills, transitional living, juvenile-justice program 

NM Legal Aid: 505-998-4529

Legal-aid information and resources to low- and moderate-income New Mexico residents

NM Veterans Integration Center: 505-265-0512

13032 Central Ave SE, ABQ 87123

Mon: 9am-3pm

Zip: 87123 area, Fri: 10am-2pm, vets only

Helps veterans get stable housing, financial security, and sense of community. Emergency housing available, clothing and food pantry for men/women/children, transportation services

Pegasus Legal Services for Children: 505-244-1101

Legal resource for children, youth, their caregivers, and the community concerning the legal rights and needs of children and youth

Rebuilding Together (Sandoval County): 505-896-3041

Remodeling and home repairs for low-income individuals. No fee.

Rio Grande Food Project: 505-831-3778

600 Coors Blvd, ABQ 87121

M, W, F: 10 am–noon, 12:30pm-2pm

Sat: 9am–noon

Grocery distribution, PNM bill help

The Rock at NoonDay Ministry: 505-246-8001

101 Broadway Blvd NE, ABQ 87102

Offers lunch and Christ to the homeless and materially poor

SAFE House: 1-800-773-3645

Shelter for victims of domestic violence

Non-emergency: 247-4219

Salvation Army: 505-765-5395

411 Broadway Blvd SE, ABQ 87102

Pantry assistance, bus passes, back-to-school help, utility/rent assistance, Christmas Angel program

Sandoval County Senior Program: Homebound Network

Social and emotional support to homebound elderly and caregivers: 505-404-5816

In-home support services: light housekeeping, grocery shopping, and assistance with personal care: 505-404-5815

Saranam: 505-299-6154

1028 Eubank NE, Suite F

Long-term housing and basic needs up to 2 years (free furnished apts. in safe communities), Adult education: GED prep, life-skills training, help with tuition, uniforms, etc., help with childcare, children’s programming

SteelBridge: 505-346-4673

525 Second St SW, ABQ 87102

Long-term housing, residential recovery program, food, clothing, counseling — men and women (no children)

The Store House: 505-842-6491

106 Broadway Blvd SE, ABQ 87102

Food pantry — regardless of income

Supportive Housing Coalition: 505-255-2300

Provide permanent, affordable, and supportive housing to people in NM

U-Turn for Christ: 505-217-6888

205 Camino Cuatro SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105

Residential drug and alcohol ministry. Has admission fee. Men/Women 18+

Veterans Admin: 505-265-1711 x5477

Long-term housing assistance for vets

Victory Outreach: (Men) 505-842-5394 (Women) 505-506-2003

18+. Recovery homes for all types of addiction

Westside Emergency Shelter: 505-595-6402

Serving men/women/families; almost always has rooms available

WIC Center: 505-764-0271

Healthy meals, nutrition guidance, and healthcare referrals for low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and those with babies/kids up to 5 years old 

Women’s Housing Coalition: 505-884-8856

Affordable housing for single moms with children. Must work 32hrs/wk. or attend school (or combination), verification of income that you can afford it, no husbands/boyfriends/SOs allowed