RESOURCES

RESOURCES

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  • NM Coronavirus Health Hotline: 1-855-600-3453

  • NM Coronavirus Support Services Hotline: 1-833-551-0518

 

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We are encouraging all Santa Fe residents to enroll in Alert Santa Fe, an emergency notification system that will allow the city to provide important information quickly, efficiently and accurately. You can find Alert Santa Fe at https://www.santafenm.gov/alertsantafe

 

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RESOURCES FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES & INDIVIDUALS

BILINGUAL COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE DIRECTORY/DIRECTORIO DE RECURSOS INTEGRALES BILINGÜES

OTHER MULTI-LINGUAL RESOURCES

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT 

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OTHER CRISIS SUPPORT RESOURCES

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REPORTING RACIST ATTACKS 

  • The Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council and the Chinese for Affirmative Action announced the creation of the online reporting center where people can fill out a form to report the location and type of discrimination experienced and other details. Currently available in English, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese and Korean.

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SUPPORT FOR THE ELDERLY IN NEED OF COMPANIONSHIP & COMMUNITY

  • Coming Home Connection has launched their new Caring Callers program- it connects volunteers with some training to elderly/disabled, isolated folks who are needing community. 

  • If you have any network folks who could use this resource, please have them call 505-988-2468 and leave a message for Celia. 

  • Celia, who runs the program, will call them back, fill out a short application with them, and get them in queue for phone calls.

  • www.cominghomeconnection.org
     

ASSISTANCE WITH FEDERAL AGENCIES

  • If you are a resident of New Mexico, the Office of Senator Ben Ray Lujan will help you access federal resources.

  • Examples of constituent assistance casework include: obtaining your Economic Impact Payment (COVID-19 rebate), IRS, VA benefits, Social Security benefits, HUD or federal housing assistance, existing immigration cases with USCIS, Medicare/Medicaid benefits, SNAP and federal food assistance, federal grant searches or letters of support, Small Business Administration programs and resources, federal student financial aid, federal unemployment (Pandemic Unemployment Assistance or Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation, USDA programs for farmers and ranchers).

  • Visit https://www.lujan.senate.gov and complete the contact form to request assistance. All inquiries are confidential.

HEALTH

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  • We encourage you to:

  • Remain calm for yourself and for others, using whatever self care practices are important to you

  • Practice good hygiene, washing your hands thoroughly for at least 20 seconds, coughing and sneezing into a tissue of upper sleeve rather than onto your hand. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol if soap and water are not available.

  • Practice social distancing in order to minimize the spread of this virus

  • Be especially mindful of older adults and those who are immunocompromised and who are the most at-risk. Consider ways that you can support elders to gain access to cleaning supplies and food so that they can remain safe, secure, and healthy in their homes.

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.

  • If you or a loved one are sick, to keep from spreading respiratory illness to others, you should:

  • Stay home except to get medical care. More 

  • Call ahead before visiting your doctor

  • Cover your coughs and sneezes

  • Avoid sharing personal household items

  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol if soap and water are not available.​

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HEALTH RELATED TRANSIT FOR SENIORS 

  • If you are a senior and need help getting to a medical appointment (505) 955-4721. If you need confirmation, you may call senior services transportation dispatch. The phone is 955-4700, or email Linda Quesada at lmquesada@santafenm.gov

 

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SUPPORT IN THIS TIME

 

PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNTS

  • GoodRX.com 

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SUPPORT FOR CHRONIC DISEASE PATIENTS & THEIR FAMILIES

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MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT

  • [Santa Fe County] Anyone with chronic mental health needs who require support during this crisis are encouraged to contact the Crisis Center via email at santafecovid-19respond@rvbh.com. There is no charge for these crisis response services.

  • Life Link hosted this webinar on Helpful Tips on Dealing with Depression & Maintaining Mental Health - Especially During COVID-19 - Watch it here

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COVID TESTING

  • Rio Arriba is ramping up its testing schedule for COVID-19 throughout the county as more supplies become available to our clinics. Rio Arriba is the firewall between the fierce outbreak in Navajo...

  • https://cvprovider.nmhealth/org/directory.html

FOOD

SANTA FE

You get support from our SF Mutual Aid fund by joining the network HERE. 

 

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the Food Stamp Program:

  • SNAP provides financial assistance to eligible New Mexicans with low income and limited resources to purchase food products

  • There are income requirements. You must be a US Citizen or a "qualified lawful resident."

  • You can learn more and apply here.
     

FOOD PANTRIES
Download a bilingual list of food pantries and distribution hours here. 
 

  • Bag n Hand Pantry

    • Tuesdays from 10AM to noon, drive-through distribution at St. John’s United Methodist Church, 1200 Old Pecos Trail (Food Depot & Bag n Hand)  (Note: Come prepared to let a volunteer put a food box in the back of your vehicle.) Tel: (505) 982-5397 Email: bagnhand.pantry@hotmail.com
       

  • The Food Depot

  • Bienvenidos Pantry 

    • ​Food Box Hours: Monday: 8:00am – 1:15pm Tuesday – Thursday: 8:00am – 2:15pm Friday – Sunday: Closed *First-time applicants for food boxes must be present at least 30 minutes before closing.

    • Homeless Lunch Hours: Monday: 8:00am – 1:15pm Tuesday – Thursday: 8:00am – 2:15pm Friday – Sunday: Closed

    • 1511 5th Street, Tel: 505-986-0583, Email: director@bienvenidosfoodpantry.org, https://bienvenidosfoodpantry.org/contact-us/
       

  • Christ Lutheran Church

    • Distributes Thursdays from 9:30 – 10:30 am at 1701 Arroyo Chamiso. For more information, call: 505-983-9461
       

PREPARED MEALS
 

FAMILIES WITH KIDS

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  • Free Lunch from Santa Fe Public Schools Monday-Friday from 10:45AM-12:45PM. Santa Fe Public Schools will distribute free lunch to students from any school at curbside style: Atalaya, Carlos Gilbert, Cesar Chavez, Chaparral, Milagro, Nava, Ortiz, Pinon, Ramirez Thomas, Salazar. If you have questions about student meals, call 1-833-551-0518 or email nutrition.program@state.nm.us.
     

  • YouthWorks Free Breakfast and Lunch for Children YouthWorks is able to continue its Summer Meals Program through the end of December, 2020. Meals distributed daily M-F 1:30-3:30 PM at Franklin Miles Park, Alto Park, and Swan Park. For more information, call 505.989.1855 or visit santafeyouthworks.org.
     

  • Presbyterian Hospital & Medical Centers Free Breakfast and Lunch for Children

    • Monday-Friday 11AM-2:30PM, Presbyterian Hospital & Medical Centers offer free kids meals to children at 4801 Beckner Road, Santa Fe, NM. Go to hospital, and go to the 4th floor on the non-medical side of the building.

    • Anyone between the ages of 1 and 18 can receive a meal at these sites during the listed times.

    • For more information call Victoria Chavez at 505-841-1417
       

SENIORS
 

  • Daily meals for high risk seniors - Call Meals on Wheels at 955-4748.

  • Help accessing groceries from NM Aging & Long Term Services for disabled or senior adults throughout the state including tribal land call 1-800-432-2080 and leave a message with your name, phone number, and city/town you reside in. They will return your call at least within 2 hours. For those on the Navajo Nation call 928-871-6868.​

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GUIDANCE FOR FOOD SAFETY WITH FOOD DELIVERY
 

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FOOD GROWING RESOURCES
 

 

HELP NM FOOD RESOURCE PAGE
 

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DOG FOOD ASSISTANCE
 

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CSA's
 

  • Crisis CSA Collective is offering a few free CSA shares each week to families in need.

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ESPAÑOLA

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FOOD PANTRIES
 

  • Rio Arriba County: In Espanola: DRIVE THRU FOOD PANTRY INFORMATION. First and third Wednesdays of the month, 10AM to 12 PM, Ohkay Owingeh Casino Parking Lot, 68 New Mexico 291. For the most up to date information on food distribution, please call 505-471-1633. You can also email info@thefooddepot.org or visit thefooddepot.org for more information.
     

  • For Seniors

    • B.V.Q.A. Martinez Senior Center in Española: Senior Center meals will be available as carry-out only. Please call (505) 747-6028 or (505) 747-6027 to place meal orders.
       

    • If you’re a senior or a disabled adult who cannot access groceries to call 1-800-432-2080. Leave a message with your name, telephone number, and the city/town you reside in. NM Aging and Long Term Services will be in contact with you within 2 hours of your call if not sooner. For those on the Navajo Nation call 928-871-6868.

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ALBUQUERQUE

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Roadrunner Food Bank

  • Bernalillo County Distributions:

    • Every Tuesday, 9:00am. EXPO NM – 300 San Pedro Dr. NE until further notice. Please enter using Gate 3 off San Pedro and Copper. Gates open at 7 am.

    • Wednesday, December 30. Distribution starts  at 11 am at Highland High School, 220 Monroe St SE.

    • Wednesday, December 30, Distribution starts at 11 am at National Hispanic Cultural Center at 1701 4th St. SW

    • Please consider pre-registering for the distributions above.  If this is the first time at one of our food distributions, please consider registering in advance. Registration doesn’t guarantee a place in line, however, it helps speed up the wait times. To register visit:  https://rrfb.link2feed.com/

    • If you have visited the distributions before, there is no need to register a second time.  Only one registration per household is needed. Thank you!

  • For more information, visit ​https://www.rrfb.org/find-help/find-food/, or call 505-349-5340 or 575-523-4390​
     

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MEALS FOR STUDENTS

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MEALS FOR SENIORS & ADULTS

  • Bernalillo County Seniors can get a free, hot meal delivered to their homes.

    • Call the Metro Area Agency on Aging at 505-768-2084.

  • The City of Albuquerque provides services to low and moderate-income residents in the form of emergency food, clothing, and utility and rental assistance, as funding is available.

    • To be eligible for a box of food or other assistance, you need to bring a picture ID, Proof of residence (i.e. utility bill, lease agreement, or something from the government that has their name and address on it (within last 60 days).

    •  If they are homeless, they ask for just the ID, If they do not have an ID they will assist them the first time and ask that they provide one on the next visit, Client are eligible to receive food every thirty days once they sign up for the program.

  • Alamosa Health & Social Service Center - (505) 836-8800

  • Los Griegos Health & Social Service Center - (505) 761-4050

  • John Marshall Health & Social Service Center - (505) 848-1345

  • East Central Health & Social Service Center - (505) 767-5700

 

MUTUAL AID & OTHER RESOURCES

 

OTHER LOCATIONS

 

To find a food pantry in your area - see HERE for Santa Fe & northern NM and here for ABQ.

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CHILDCARE & EDUCATION

CHILDCARE SUPPORT

State child care facilities are still in operation. New Mexico Expands child care eligibility (read full news release here) and guarantees payments for child care providers during the public health emergency. The state has a child care Resource and Referral line to help families find child care:

1-800-691-9067; www.NewMexicoKids.org 

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Families can also contact their CYFD eligibility specialist via phone or email to let them know they now need full-time care; our team across the state will amend the contracts. In addition, all parents receiving child care assistance will have their copays waived during the public health emergency.  CYFD will issue full-time child care assistance contracts to first responders and health providers who need child care. Please call 1-833-551-0518 to connect with the state’s child care Resource and Referral line or online to download a child care assistance application. During the emergency health declaration, the state will temporarily register family, friend and neighbor (FFN) providers who may be eligible to receive child care assistance funding; interested parties can call 1-833-551-0518. 

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The New Mexico Regional Education Cooperatives Association is working with the New Mexico Public Education Department and the New Mexico Early Childhood Education & Care Department to assist families in finding available Child care services while schools are operating in a remote or hybrid environment. Here is the link for the guide to help you apply and understand the process. Here is the list to see if your eligible. If you need other resources around childcare call 1-800-691-9067. For more information visit the website https://www.newmexicokids.org/home/

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We are encouraging those who can help friends and families with childcare while parents are still having to work to do so.

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LEARNING RESOURCES

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RECURSOS EN ESPAÑOL

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LOST WAGES &

FINANCIAL LOSSES

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​FEDERAL ECONOMIC IMPACT PAYMENT

  • New Info regarding the economic impact payment from the federal government: The CARES Act

    • (passed at the federal level), gives working people $1,200 with an additional $500 per child. 

    • This distribution of economic impact payments will begin in the next three (3) weeks and will be distributed automatically, with no action required for most people. However, some taxpayers who typically do not file returns will need to submit a simple tax return to receive the economic impact payment.

    • Find more details on this economic impact payment on the IRS website here:

    • and what you need to do to make sure you can receive these monies.  

      • Unfortunately, this is not extended to undocumented folks and some mixed status households.

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WORKERS' RIGHTS

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UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS & SUPPORT SERVICES

  • Updates on unemployment:

  • Santa Fe Unemployed Worker's Solidarity form - from DSA

    • Are you a restaurant, gig economy, or other worker laid off, fired, or otherwise out of work due to COVID-19? We can help! Sign up now to get help applying for unemployment benefits or other assistance, and to join our solidarity network of unemployed workers.We are a group of workers and members of the Santa Fe chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (www.dsasantafe.org) hoping to reach other workers in similar situations. We would like to establish a network so that we can better support one another through this crisis and beyond. If you are out of work, and interested in hearing from one of us, please fill out this form so that we can get in contact with you.
    • ¿Es usted empleado/a de restaurante, de la economía gig, u otra clase de trabajador/a despedido/a o sin trabajo a causa de la COVID-19? ¡Le ayudamos! Inscríbase aquí para recibir ayuda con la solicitud del subsidio de desempleo y otras formas de ayuda.

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FOR SMALL BUSINESSES ​

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FOR ARTISTS

  • The City of Santa Fe's Arts & Culture Department created the Culture Connects Coalition Artist Relief Fund.

    • Awards from $500-$1,000 will be made to artists-in-need via a less-formalized grant process through the Culture Connects lens of equity, inclusion and access. 

    • Depending on funding levels and the number of requests, priority will be given to artists from communities that have been historically and systemically economically disadvantaged.

    • Guidelines for relief requests are here.

    • Español, see here.

    • Applications will be available and accepted beginning April 6. 

    • PLEASE READ THE GUIDELINES BEFORE APPLYING.

    • https://www.santafenm.gov/culture_connects_coalition

  • ABQ Artists: Fulcrum Fund

    • to award $60,000 in emergency relief grants, providing $1,000 to 60 local artists who have lost income as a result of cancellations due to the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. 

    • Apply here

  • Covid 19 Freelance Artist Resources

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FOR RESTAURANT WORKERS

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FOR LGBTQI & BIPOC FOLKS

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FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS

HOUSING & UTILITIES

RESIDENTS ARE PROTECTED AGAINST EVICTION & UTILITY CUT OFF AT THIS TIME

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  • On March 24th the state Supreme Court temporarily halted evictions for renters across the state who can't pay during the health emergency. Tenants must prove inability to pay. READ MORE HERE.

  • LIFE LINK

    • For rental assistance: Call Life Link at 505-438-0010 (Ex. 042 for Spanish-speakers). It might take 24-48 hours to get response, but they will call back. They will help regardless of immigration status.

  • If you are concerned about paying your rent during (or after) the pandemic or about what will happen after the eviction protections get lifted. Or want to know how to protect your rights now and in the future -- Chainbreaker is launching our Eviction Protection Hotline to help answer your questions about your rights as a tenant and connect you to resources to help you stay in your home during and after this crisis.

Call us at 505-577-5481. Monday-Thursday during regular office hours. English/Spanish available. Housing is Health! An organized community is a safe community.

  • CITY OF Santa Fe EVICTION INFORMATION​

  • If you do get evicted & would like assistance with your eviction proceeding please contact:

    • [ABQ] Senior Citizens Law Office - (505) 265-2300

    • New Mexico Legal Aid - (505) 633-6694

    • [ABQ's SouthBroadway neighborhood] United South Broadway - (505) 764-8867

 

TRANSPORTATION

  • Santa Fe Trails buses and Santa Fe Ride ADA Complementary Paratransit and Senior Transportation Service have gone fare free until further notice to minimize the needed contact between passengers and drivers (as of 3/20).  

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HOMELESS RESOURCES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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