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Free help in New Mexico — food, shelter, recovery, and clinics

10 places in New Mexico that help families for free or at low cost. Nothing to buy, no account needed. Call ahead — hours change.

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Food Pantries & Meals in New Mexico

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  • Roadrunner Food Bank

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    Statewide food bank; warehouses in Albuquerque and Las Cruces, 500+ partners.

    Food pantryMobile distribution
    Albuquerque, NM Call for pantry locations, hours, and distribution schedules near you.
    Call 505-247-2052 WebsiteDetails

  • 211 New Mexico — Free Local Help Line

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    Free, confidential 24/7 helpline connecting New Mexico residents to food pantries, rent and utility help, shelter, health services, and other local programs. Dial 2-1-1 from any phone.

    Food pantryRent & utility help
    24 hours a day, 7 days a week
    Call 211 WebsiteDetails

  • Find a Food Bank in New Mexico

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    Use the Feeding America food bank finder to locate the member food bank serving every county in New Mexico, with links to local pantries, mobile distributions, and meal programs.

    Food pantryMobile distributionKids & summer mealsSenior nutrition
    WebsiteDetails

Shelter & Housing Help in New Mexico

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  • Joy Junction

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    New Mexico's largest homeless shelter; families welcome, pets too.

    Emergency shelter
    Albuquerque, NM Call for intake availability and bed space; most shelters operate first-come, first-served.
    Call 505-877-6967 WebsiteDetails

  • Steelbridge

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    Shelter and long-term recovery programs in Albuquerque.

    Emergency shelter
    Albuquerque, NM Call for intake availability and bed space; most shelters operate first-come, first-served.
    Call 505-346-4673 WebsiteDetails

  • New Mexico Homeless Assistance & Housing (HUD)

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    HUD's New Mexico homeless assistance page lists local Continuum of Care contacts, emergency shelters, housing counselors, and rental assistance programs across the state.

    Emergency shelterTransitional housingRent & utility helpVeterans
    WebsiteDetails

Addiction Recovery & Rehab in New Mexico

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  • Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center

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    Free 6-12 month residential work-therapy recovery program.

    Inpatient treatmentSupport groupsFaith-based recovery
    Albuquerque, NM Call for intake; many faith-based programs are free or low-cost.
    WebsiteDetails

  • Hoy Recovery Program

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    Culturally responsive residential and outpatient treatment in northern New Mexico.

    Inpatient treatmentSupport groups
    Velarde, NM Call for intake; many faith-based programs are free or low-cost.
    Call 505-852-2580 WebsiteDetails

  • New Mexico Addiction & Recovery Treatment Finder

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    Search FindTreatment.gov for licensed substance-use and mental-health treatment programs across New Mexico — filter by payment option, including free and sliding-scale care. SAMHSA's national helpline (1-800-662-4357) is free, confidential, and available 24/7.

    DetoxInpatient treatmentOutpatient programSupport groups
    Helpline available 24/7
    Call 1-800-662-4357 WebsiteDetails

Health, Clinics & Medical Supplies in New Mexico

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  • New Mexico Free & Low-Cost Health Centers

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    Use HRSA's health center finder to locate community health centers across New Mexico that provide medical, dental, and mental-health care on a sliding-fee scale based on your ability to pay.

    Free clinicSliding scale clinicPrescription helpDental care
    WebsiteDetails
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