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One Stop for NM Mental Health Resources
The State of New Mexico has put together a one-stop resource of mental health information to help yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends, your neighbors and others. Remember, even when things feel overwhelming, there is hope because there is help...
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Dose of Wellness Campaign
The New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) announced A Dose of Wellness, a new campaign to promote mental and physical well-being by offering positive tools and informational resources to help New Mexicans improve their health. Read more...
NM Path to Wellness Resources
The New Mexico Department of Human Services (NMDOH) has initiated crisis phone lines and website resources to help New Mexicans who feel overwhelmed or near the ends of their ropes. Read more...
State Launches Addiction Intervention Resource
A program supported by the state has been launched to provide free online treatment for people struggling with all types of addictions. The 5-Actions Program could be useful for people who aren’t ready yet for formal treatment or who are already in treatment and want...
Mental Health Resource for New Mexico Journalists
In the wake of KUNM News Director and reporter Hannah Colton’s suicide last month, two local organizations expanded programs to support the mental health of New Mexico journalists. Read more...
Calls to NMCAL Increase as Pandemic Continues
Many New Mexicans are experiencing anxiety and depression throughout the pandemic, and call volumes continue to go up at the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line. Read more...
One Stop for NM Mental Health Resources
The State of New Mexico has put together a one-stop resource of mental health information to help yourself, your family, your loved ones, your friends, your neighbors and others. Remember, even when things feel overwhelming, there is hope because there is help...
Stronger Together Recovery Festival
An online festival that took place helped raise awareness and offer hope to people recovering from substance abuse and mental illness. Read more...
Calls to NMCAL Increase
With the coronavirus, 2020 is proving to be a difficult year for the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line. The hardships related to COVID-19 have taken a toll on some residents' mental health. And each month, the calls to the state's crisis line continue to go up. Read...
Complete Your 2020 Census by September 30
Complete your 2020 Census today! It helps determine how federal funding is distributed to important things like schools, roads, health care facilities, public safety, business development and so much more. The census is 10 simple questions that are easy for everyone...
Crisis Line Call Volume Increase
Health officials said the pandemic is causing more anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts for people in our community, and as those increase, the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line is bracing for an uptick in calls from New Mexicans. Read more...
Information For Individuals Experiencing Financial Hardship
Due to the loss of federal support programs, the financial and emotional stress at this time are huge for many New Mexicans, so the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line and Warmline are available to support callers. Read more...
NM Statewide COVID-19 Help Line
The State of NM has made available a 24/7 statewide emotional support helpline to assist New Mexicans who are experiencing anxiety, stress or emotional challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Talk Helpline, 1-855-NMCRISIS (662-7474), provides immediate...