Taos Nannies does babysitting for tourists, visitors, and people on vacation in Taos.

Childcare center for infants, toddlers, and preschool children, with priority given to native students.

The mission of Taos Pueblo Head Start and Early Head Start is to provide a developmentally appropriate and culturally relevant early childhood education program for all enrolled children from the Taos area, while providing comprehensive training and educational opportunities to empower families and staff.

Tiwa Babies is a service delivery that matches expectant parents/caregivers and parents/caregivers of children 0-5 years old with a qualified family support specialist. Tiwa Babies services promote optimal child and family development. Services are universal, at no cost, and provided in the family’s home or another location of the family’s choice. We offer our services to Native Families and Non-Native Families living in Taos County.

Twirl hosts onsite early childhood family classes 3x a week; classes are $5 or free of charge to anyone who asks. The Twirl Playground is open, free of charge, to families during business hours Wednesday through Mondays. Science Saturdays and Art Studio Saturdays are Twice monthly from 11-1, and Twirl signature events happen on site 8x a year, and are always free of charge

Childcare center for infants, toddlers, preschool, and pre-k children.

We respect all children by treating them as capable intelligent individuals, setting and meeting individual goals based on their own interests and providing a safe and nurturing environment for exploration and discovery.

We Believe Every Child:

• Is a capable and competent being
• Is a unique and complex learner
• Is deserving of an environment that nurtures the whole child.
• Learns through child-initiated, child-directed, educator-supported play
• Is a social being who learns through the development of relationships and collaboration with peers and adults
• Is by nature a creative and curious researcher and learns best through hands-on exploration that is relevant to his or her experiences
• Deserves trust, respect, and meaningful relationships to facilitate confidence and healthy risk taking
• Has diverse strengths rooted in his or her family’s unique culture, heritage, language and beliefs.
• Is a subject of rights, a whole citizen from birth, worthy of citizenship in the world
• Possesses hundreds of languages with which to describe their beliefs and experiences, and with which to express their learning. To respect and respond to cultural diversity

Childcare and home visiting services for children birth to 5. Youth Development, Inc. (YDI), founded in 1971, is a nationally recognized youth and family service organization in New Mexico. We can help you with preschool and child care, prenatal care, alternative education, job training employment assistance, mental and behavioral health services, homeless assistance, emergency housing, mentoring, family development services, family counseling services, and supervised visitation.

Childcare and home visiting services for children birth to 5.

Youth Development, Inc. (YDI), founded in 1971, is a nationally recognized youth and family service organization in New Mexico. We can help you with preschool and child care, prenatal care, alternative education, job training employment assistance, mental and behavioral health services, homeless assistance, emergency housing, mentoring, family development services, family counseling services, and supervised visitation.

Childcare and home visiting services for children birth to 5.

Youth Development, Inc. (YDI), founded in 1971, is a nationally recognized youth and family service organization in New Mexico. We can help you with preschool and child care, prenatal care, alternative education, job training employment assistance, mental and behavioral health services, homeless assistance, emergency housing, mentoring, family development services, family counseling services, and supervised visitation.

Childcare and home visiting services for children birth to 5.

Youth Development, Inc. (YDI), founded in 1971, is a nationally recognized youth and family service organization in New Mexico. We can help you with preschool and child care, prenatal care, alternative education, job training employment assistance, mental and behavioral health services, homeless assistance, emergency housing, mentoring, family development services, family counseling services, and supervised visitation.

Alcoholics Anonymous Support Group.

Alcoholics Anonymous Support Groups.

Peer support services for veterans.

Mental Health, Substance Abuse, CHW's Program, Anger Management, Batterrers Program and Social Work Internships.

The mission of El Centro Family Health is to provide affordable, accessible, quality health care to the people of Northern New Mexico. Developing a healthy body, mind, and spirit is a lifelong journey. In Northern New Mexico, the quality of this journey is enriched and interwoven with the traditions, history and culture of the people. Distance, isolation, economics, and the lack of information are major obstacles to achieving that quality of living. We strive to improve the quality of life by bringing primary health care and basic health education to the people of Northern New Mexico. Through a system of clinics and cooperative programs, El Centro offers vital health services in a caring and supportive environment. We serve the people of this region and help to preserve the unique traditional qualities that define life in Northern New Mexico.

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

Here for you 24 hours a day 7 days a week

Holy Cross Hospital’s Emergency Department is staffed with skilled physicians, nurses and other medical practitioners who specialize in emergency medicine. Our physicians are board certified in emergency medicine, offering the knowledge and experience to handle any emergency.

If you need to reach someone in the Emergency Room, please call 575-751-5835

If you you experience any of the following please don’t hesitate come into the Emergency Room:

•  Chest pain or upper abdominal pain lasting at least two minutes
•  Uncontrolled bleeding
•  Sudden or severe pain
•  Coughing or vomiting blood
•  Difficulty breathing, or shortness of breath
•  Sudden dizziness, weakness, or change of vision
•  Severe or persistent vomiting or diarrhea
•  Change in mental status such as confusion
•  Difficulty speaking
•  Unusual abdominal pain
•  Suicidal or homicidal thoughts
•  Fever or flu-like symptoms (may have severe flu that requires hospitalization)
•  Allergic reactions (some may be severe or life threatening)
•  Broken bones
•  Animal bites (can be significant in some cases)

If you need help in an emergency situation call 911.

Corrections Programs Serving Northern New Mexico Since 1984

Our Programs offer sentencing alternatives to incarceration for Adult/Juvenile offenders in Northern New Mexico

To provide a viable alternative to long term incarceration in both the Adult and Juvenile State institutions which are available to the Courts, New Mexico Juvenile and Adult Parole Boards and both the Juvenile and Adult Probation offices.

The Las Cumbres Behavioral Health Program offers an array of trauma-informed, evidence-based treatment services to address child traumatic stress and promote psychological resilience in children ages 6+. Therapists are skilled at working with children and youth who are struggling with multiple stressors and traumatic experiences. In addition, we offer our Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health therapists have received specialized training in trauma-informed, evidence-based therapies for families with children ages prenatal to six. Lastly, the Santuario del Corazon Program offers Bilingual/bicultural support to immigrant children and families in Northern New Mexico via trauma-informed mental health services and connections to resources such as transportation, housing, translation/interpretation, food assistance, legal assistance, and childcare.

MAS Comunidad's mission is to improve the lives of people in the villages surrounding Peñasco. Our holistic wellness programs center the expressed needs of the community while recognizing its rich tri-cultural diversity. We facilitate access to services, support opportunities for self development, build partnerships with local and regional entities and legislators, and strategize on ways to support local economic development.

The Spot Office Is dedicated to providing essential navigation services and community outreach opportunities  to the greater southern Taos County area. 

• Navigation Services 

• Community Outreach Events 

The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides essential tools and support to help survivors of domestic violence so they can live their lives free of abuse. Contacts to The Hotline can expect highly- trained, expert advocates to offer free , confidential, and compassionate support crisis intervention information, education, and referral services in 200 languages.

Retreats for Veterans and their Partners.

New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services – Field Services Offices

There are several Department field offices located throughout the state. Each is staffed by a veterans service officer (VSO) who has attained accreditation through the National Association of County Veteran Service Officers. All VSOs are also veterans themselves, dedicated to helping their fellow veterans with filing for the well-deserved benefits earned through their honorable service to our country.   Please see below for contact information for the nearest VSO.

We are a non-profit organization committed to creating community programs that benefit military veterans and their families in Taos, New Mexico.

Our main focus is on the healing of active military, veterans, military families, and gold star families of fallen heroes and reintegration with the local community through programs, classes, and events to improve relationships and build camaraderie.

Some of our programs include: beekeeping, community garden plots, workshops, and veteran memorial clean-up.

Peer-to-Peer Warmline: 1-855-4NM-7100 (466-7100). Call 7:00am-11:30pm or text 6pm-11pm, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. For non-English speaking callers: Interpretation is available for more than 200 languages on both the Crisis and Access Line and the Peer-to-Peer Warmline. Professionally trained call-takers will offer support and solutions to best assist you 24/7/365.

The Peer-to-Peer Warmline is a free statewide program that offers New Mexicans a place to call and talk with people with lived experience, also known as Peer Support Workers, who are available to support you when you are just wanting someone to talk to about an emotional, mental, behavioral, and/or substance use concern; recovery; resiliency; or resources. 

Warmline staff provide confidential non-crisis support as specially trained call-takers who have had personal experience in the past navigating mental health, behavioral health, and substance use concerns for themselves, their children, or others they know.

Warmline peer specialists work in close coordination with the professional staff on the New Mexico 988 Crisis and Access Line and are available to call from 7:00am -11:30pm MT or by text from 6:00pm-11:00pm MT, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. You can reach the New Mexico Peer-to-Peer Warmline at 1-855-4NM-7100 (466-7100).

The entire team at Pinwheel Healing Center strives to help individuals build confidence, learn to love themselves, achieve their goals and find renewed hope and motivation.

Providing quality accessible integrated health, education, and human services to the multi-cultural people of the Southwest. PMS Questa Health Clinic provides medical, dental, and behavioral health care

Recovery-Friendly Taos County (RFTC) was formed in 2012 in accordance with a larger national and statewide effort to create Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC). The goal is to foster a recovery-positive environment that welcomes those that are new to recovery into the community, capable of providing meaningful assistance as they seek to transition from a life dominated by substance abuse or mental health issues to a stable, lasting, self-motivated recovery. Recovery-Friendly Taos offers peer support from staff with lived experience. Services include assistance with job training and placement, applications for services such as housing and SNAP benefits, food and hygiene.

Report suspected child abuse or neglect by calling #SAFE (#7233) from a cell phone or 1-855-333-SAFE.

Rio Grande ATP offers intensive outpatien treatment for those struggling with substance use disorder. For almost forty years, Rio Grande ATP has been helping people start over. They can help with: Assessment, Outpatient treatment programs, Recovery support services, Family support services, Specialized counseling.

SAMHSA’s National Helpline, is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations.

Center for Recovery from addictions for adults and their families

The mission of El Centro Family Health is to provide affordable, accessible, quality health care to the people of Northern New Mexico. Developing a healthy body, mind, and spirit is a lifelong journey. In Northern New Mexico, the quality of this journey is enriched and interwoven with the traditions, history and culture of the people. Distance, isolation, economics, and the lack of information are major obstacles to achieving that quality of living. We strive to improve the quality of life by bringing primary health care and basic health education to the people of Northern New Mexico. Through a system of clinics and cooperative programs, El Centro offers vital health services in a caring and supportive environment. We serve the people of this region and help to preserve the unique traditional qualities that define life in Northern New Mexico.

The mission of El Centro Family Health is to provide affordable, accessible, quality health care to the people of Northern New Mexico. Developing a healthy body, mind, and spirit is a lifelong journey.

In Northern New Mexico, the quality of this journey is enriched and interwoven with the traditions, history and culture of the people. Distance, isolation, economics, and the lack of information are major obstacles to achieving that quality of living.

We strive to improve the quality of life by bringing primary health care and basic health education to the people of Northern New Mexico. Through a system of clinics and cooperative programs, El Centro offers vital health services in a caring and supportive environment. We serve the people of this region and help to preserve the unique traditional qualities that define life in Northern New Mexico.

Taos Behavioral Health (TBH) provides comprehensive behavioral health services to individuals, families and groups to support them in developing positive behaviors and making life-affirming choices. TBH is a nonprofit organization serving the mental health needs of adults, children, families, and veterans in Taos County. Youth Programs : Familia y Mundo, Family Center, Integrity First, Semillas y Raices

To provide support to individuals, with dignity and respect, through a holistic approach in connecting them with the resources needed to increase the quality of their life.

Behavioral Health services for Taos Pueblo.

Health & Community Service objectives are to provide comprehensive, quality health and human services to the Taos Pueblo Tribal Community in a culturally competent way.

EMPOWER Taos Pueblo Natives to RECLAIM their lives from addiction and mental health challenges.

Taos Pueblo's Sacred Path Wellness & Recovery Program (WRP) draws upon traditional culture and contemporary neuroscience to provide a state of the art, evidence-based, holistic approach to the treatment of addictions. Contemporary neuroscience shows that all addictions, whether it be compulsive gambling, uncontrollable eating, or alcoholism, share the same neurobiological causal pathway in the brain.

Taos Pueblo Youth Outreach also known as C.O.R.E. offers services to Native Youth throughout the Taos Pueblo community and Town of Taos.

Our Taos VA Community-based Outpatient Clinic provides primary and specialty health care services, including telehealth (mental health, behavioral health), Laboratory (EKG), and more. Below, you'll find our address and hours, parking, free transportation options, and the other health services we offer for our Taos, New Mexico's Veteran community.

Medication-Assisted Treatment. At Taos Whole Health Integrative Care clinic, is a team of health practitioners offering Eastern & Western medical services to restore good health.

The Taos/Picuris Service Unit is the primary source of non-emergency, outpatient services for the members of the Picuris and Taos Pueblos. Specialist consultations from Taos, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque are provided, as needed. The Taos-Picuris Service Unit is accredited by Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC).

We serve adults, children, adolescents, and families. The children we serve are between ages 5 and 21 with or at-risk of behavioral health disorders (SED/NBD/COD) in all the locations and surrounding communities we serve. We also serve adults with or at-risk of severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) and co-occurring disorders (COD) in all our service areas except Santa Fe County.

We specialize in providing services in home, school, and community-based settings while collaborating with multiple agencies and systems, including, but not limited to; health care facilities, social services agencies, government entities like Children Youth and Families Department and Adult Protective Services Division, school districts, aftercare programs like the YMCA, child-serving agencies, and faith-based organizations.

The Taos Pueblo Education & Training Division provides education, training, and employment services to youth and adults through the Red Willow Education Center. While some of our services are only for Taos Pueblo tribal members, a majority of our services are available to all Native Americans residing in Taos County.

TWV Taos hosts community meetings for veterans, families, friends, colleagues, and agencies to talk about strategies and develop action plans for peer-based rural veteran suicide prevention. We offer QPR peer-based suicide prevention training by veterans, for veterans. We partner with local arts and veteran-serving nonprofits to provide free arts and recreation opportunities for veterans. Please reach out to learn more or get involved in any current or future actions.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Support and Community

For all members of the Charles Cisneros Post 9516 located in beautiful Cerro, NM 87519. We are part of NM VFW District 5. Always looking for new members.