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.

Vista Taos is a nationally-accredited, family-owned substance abuse treatment center that offers individuals, who are suffering from addiction, a clear path to recovery by providing a comprehensive Medical, Psychological and Spiritual approach. At Vista Taos Renewal Center, your plan to recovery is designed specifically for you or your loved one. With focused attention and compassion, we work alongside each of our clients during their unique recovery process. Over our 30 years of providing treatment, we’ve built a program that can deliver the change, freedom, hope and healing that our clients need to make a long-lasting and sustainable recovery. Medical detox, primary treatment, extended care, alumni program.

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 Human Services Department (HSD), Income Support Division (ISD) administers several programs to help people with low income and limited resources purchase food products. ISD helps with benefits like SNAP and EBT.

Striving to break the cycle of dependency on public assistance, HSD provides many programs and resources to those in need. To transform lives. Working with our partners, we design and deliver innovative, high quality health and human services that improve the security and promote independence for New Mexicans in their communities.

The Questa Food Pantry now serves as many as 300 families at each of our twice monthly distributions. In the past year we have more than doubled the number of families who receive food!

Navigation of Medicaid, Medicare, and the BeWell NM Health Exchange including education, support and enrollment services. Available in English and Spanish.

The purpose of El Centro Family Health is to improve the health and well-being of patients and communities. ECFH achieves this purpose by utilizing health promotion & education, disease prevention activities, and case management. Services and Programs: Medical & Behavioral Health, Dental, School-Based Health Centers.

EnSueños Y Los Angelitos Development Center’s (ELADC) provide quality, individualized services, birth through life, to children with special needs, adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their families by a specialized team of professionals. Specialized Services: Special Instruction & Developmentally Appropriate Activities, Service Coordination, Speech & Language Therapy. Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Vision Services. Hearing Services, Nutrition Services, Social Work Services, Psychological Services, Family Education & Counseling, Medical-Related to diagnosis & Evaluation, Nursing Services, Health Services,Transportation Services, Respite Center Based Playgroup - Ages 2-3 years of age

Home visiting services provide parents with information, support, and access to resources in our community that promote early childhood development and a positive family foundation.

Veteran and Community Regenerative Farm; community farm plots, garden starts for sale; We are a non-profit organization committed to creating community programs that benefit military veterans and their families in Taos, New Mexico

We are dedicated to cultivating a farmers market that acts as a catalyst for positive change by providing equal opportunities for local farmers, artisans, and producers to showcase their goods and talents, while also offering affordable and nutritious food options for our community members. Our goal is to empower both vendors and patrons through accessible and affordable participation options.

Our mission is to support small farm, garden and food based businesses in northern Taos County, and youth through market internships and mentorship.

Farmers and gardeners, bakers and makers, artists and youth ~ sell your produce and goods! Join us on Sunday afternoons: keep dollars local, find fresh food, support entrepreneurs and visit with one another. We are EBT/SNAP authorized, participate in the Double-Up-Food-Bucks program (for New Mexico farmers), and accept WIC and Senior Nutrition Program checks.

Direct cash assistance to those in need of emergency basic needs.

The Seniors Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is now offering Electronic Mobile and Shopper card benefits up to $50 to senior adults (over age 60) for Non-Native American and senior adults (over age 55) for Native American, who live in New Mexico, to buy locally grown fruits, vegetables, cut herbs, and honey from select farmers’ markets, mobile farmers’ markets, and roadside stands across the state. Benefits are given out on a first-come, first-serve basis. Between February 15, 2024, and September 15, 2024, or until benefits are gone, whichever happens first; to apply go to: soilportal.com

Career Technical Education (CTE) combines academic and technical skills with the knowledge and training needed to succeed in today's labor market. CTE prepares learners of all ages for the workforce by introducing workplace competencies through hands-on learning experiences in various industry sectors. Programs are offered in business, computers, construction, culinary and truck driving sectors.

The Taos Education and Career Center (TECC) provides free education courses to Taoseños looking to acquire their High School Equivalency, increase their English language skills, prepare for college, and start training for a new career.

UNM-Taos HIVE, the Hub of Internet- Based Vocation and Education is a public private partnership between UNM-Taos, Kit Carson Electric Cooperative and the Taos Community Foundation. The HIVE officially opened its doors in June of 2021, founded on three core principles, Education, Entrepreneurship and Engagement.

Offers health career coaching to students who graduated with an entry level certificate in the medical field at UNM-Taos. Assists them in getting jobs using that certificate.

Economic Development providing educational opportunities, assets and tools for the community that supports and protects the environment of this unique valley.

Your Chamber business and partner affiliations support your business, help maximize exposure to the local community & visitors, providing access to the people & resources to grow your business in Taos and beyond.

Starting English as a second language.

Taos Farmers Market offers jobs amd internships to people of all ages.

Imagine Children's Museum provides age-appropriate activities to help with social-emotional skills using art and play. Imagine works with various Community Programs from Taos and the surrounding areas (Peñasco, Questa, Red River, Angel Fire, etc.), by helping develop a curriculum or activity to help teach specific skills our youth need.

All those interested in breastfeeding or chestfeeding are welcome to attend the monthly Group meetings or call a Leader for help. Help is free of charge. NM Statewide Warm Line: 505-886-1223, 7 days a week, 9 am to 7 pm.