Teen dating violence awareness month is part of a national effort to raise awareness and protect teens from violence. Data from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey indicate that 8.6% of high school students in NM who dated have experienced physical dating violence in the past 12 months. Learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms, understand the impacts of teen dating violence, encourage people to learn about healthy relationships and self empowerment, and advocate for people to seek support. Remember that young people are tremendously affected by their relationship experiences. The consequences of teen dating violence can affect ones emotional and mental development. Understand that many times young people and adults are unaware that teens experience dating violence, but unhealthy relationships can begin early and its effects can remain for a lifetime. Learn more about how to spot the red flags of abuse and the patterns of violence. Know there is a path to wellness, learn about healthy relationships and self-empowerment. Click here for more information and statistics.
Community Input Requested – BHC FY24 Strategic Plan
The New Mexico Behavioral Health Collaborative (BHC) contracted ENVIVE Solutions to develop their upcoming FY24 Strategic Plan. The goal is to collect input from a
