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Small, Christian-based wilderness and residential programs 406-239-8452
Residential treatment center for girls, ages 12-17 1-866-842-8336
Residential treatment center for youth, ages 12-17 1-800-635-4441
Boarding Schools and Programs for Troubled Teens
Catholic Charities of Central New Mexico 505-247-9521 505-247-0442 Provides family education and counseling services.
Catholic Charities of Santa Fe 505-424-9789 Services include counseling, support groups for children, families, and pre-adolescent girls, and the teen parent support project.
435-477-3391 1-800-793-7401 Residential treatment center for girls, ages 12-17, with emotional or behavioral problems. Located in Utah.
505-758-9595 Community-led initiative to serve young people in Taos, New Mexico. Programs include Short-Term Youth Shelter, Transitional Living Center, and Wilderness Therapy Program.
405-282-9930 Residential, vocational, and academic education plus behavior training, stipend, and basic medical care for young adults, ages 16-24.
1-800-733-5627 The nation's largest and most comprehensive residential education and job training program for at-risk youth, ages 16-24.
505-662-3264 1--877-602-4060 Mental health services.
New Mexico Young Fathers Project 505-265-5976 Services for teen fathers include educational and vocational support and guidance, parenting skills, life skills training, sexuality and contraceptive education, and peer education training.
New Mexico Youth Challenge Academy 505-347-3582 1-800-366-9098 Free 22-week residential program for youth, ages 16-18, who have been expelled or dropped out of school.
Outdoor Programs and Summer Camps
Programs for Youth, 18 and Over
505-242-9267 Multi-ethnic organization of professional and novice adult and student artists, actors, and writers that foster the creative, academic and leadership potential of talented at-risk youth. Students may enroll during their last year of elementary or their first year of middle school, and continue participating all the way through high school. Located in Albuquerque.
Programs for teens include the First Offender program, substance abuse group, and Positive Outlooks for pregnant and parenting teens. Located in Alamogordo.
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Battleground: New Mexico versus Aspartame & Ajinomoto Consumer Protection, Aspartame, and the New Mexico Legislature New Mexico Nutrition Council Legislation Visit Nutritional Health.
Consumer Guide to Managed Care Visit Family Health.
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Missing Children in New Mexico Visit Runaways and Missing Children.
New Mexico Senate Approves Psychologist Prescribing Rights Visit Counseling and Therapy.
New Mexico Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification 30% of Child Sexual Abuse Committed by Young People Visit Abuse: Physical, Emotional, Sexual, Neglect
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The So-Called 'Attention Deficit Disorder', Ritalin, Aspartame, and Children Visit ADD/ADHD and Nutritional Health.
Special Education in New Mexico Visit Special Education.
Suicides in NM Are On The Rise Visit Teen Suicide.
Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Crime Victim and Witness Visit When Your Teen is in Trouble with the Law.
Attention Deficit Disorders Association Southern Region 281-897-0982 Visit ADD/ADHD.
Border Health Information and Education Network 505-646-3078 Health education network funded through a grant from the National Library of Medicine to provide health information free of charge for the people of southern New Mexico, both healthcare consumers and healthcare providers. Visit Family Health.
1-888-410-1084 Clearinghouse for information on DWI and DWI-related issues providing research, materials, training and resources. Visit Alcohol and Teen Drinking.
Provides a link for the public and private health care sectors to share information and to provide a wide variety of health information for all New Mexicans. Visit Family Health.
New Mexico Clearinghouse on Sexual Abuse and Assault Services 505-883-8020 Comprehensive resource center to address a host of issues on sexual abuse and sexual assault. Visit Abuse: Physical, Emotional, Sexual.
New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence NMCADV serves as a clearinghouse for information and referral. It collaborates with agencies and advocates in the areas of program development, public policy, education and training, and funding proposals. Visit Teen Violence.
505-332-0306 Education, advocacy, and support for persons within the autism spectrum and their families. Visit Asperger Syndrome.
New Mexico Coalition Against Gambling 505-898-8011 Provides information about gambling addiction and advocates against gambling expansion.
New Mexico Crime Victims Association 505-266-7711 A collection of service and support organizations dedicated to victims rights and advocacy who share the common goal of a safer society. Visit Teen Violence.
1-800-691-9067 Call this WarmLine if you have questions about your child's development, health care, or child care.
New Mexico Learning Disabilities Association 505-821-2545 Nonprofit volunteer organization affiliated with the Learning Disabilities Association of America. LDAA gives support and information to persons with learning disabilities, parents, teachers, and other professionals. Visit Learning Disabilities.
New Mexico Survivors of Homicide, Inc. 1-877-700-8500 Provides support and information for survivors of homicide about the grieving process, the criminal justice system and all other issues pertaining to the survivors of a victim of murder. Visit Grief and Bereavement.
New Mexico Teen Pregnancy Coalition Non-profit, statewide organization providing updated information, education and training, networking opportunities, grassroots advocacy, and teen scholarships. Visit Teen Sexual Behavior: Issues and Concerns.
1-888-997-2583 No cost or low cost health insurance for New Mexico's children. Visit Family Health.
1-800-524-5176 Statewide non-profit organization that provides support, training and information to all parents of children throughout New Mexico. Visit Parenting Teens.
1-800-231-6145 Public awareness, enforcement and training programs to improve traffic safety, child safety and police traffic services in New Mexico. Visit Adolescence.
505-984-8812 The mission of the Santa Fe Mothers Against Drunk Driving Community Action Team is to prevent DWI death and injury and to assist victims of DWI. Visit Alcohol and Teen Drinking.
505-272-3000 Family support, technical assistance and training program staffed by parents and professionals with unique knowledge of the special needs of people with autism and autistic-like behaviors. Visit Asperger Syndrome. |
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Albuquerque Rape Crisis Hotline 505-266-7711
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Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-4-A-CHILD 1-800-422-4453
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National Hotlines and Helplines
1-800-RUNAWAY 1-800-786-2929
National Suicide Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE 1-800-784-2433
New Mexico Crisis Response Network 505-827-9384
New Mexico Poison Center 1-800-222-1222
New Mexico Suicide and Crisis Hotlines
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE
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How I Stayed Alive When My Brain Was Trying to Kill Me: One Person's Guide to Suicide Prevention Susan Rose Blauner
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Blauner, a survivor of multiple suicide attempts, offers guidance and hope for those contemplating ending their lives — and for their loved ones. She eloquently describes the feelings and fantasies surrounding suicide, and in a direct, nonjudgmental and loving voice, offers affirmations and suggestions to those experiencing life-ending thoughts, and to their friends and family. Here is an essential resource destined to be the classic guide on the subject of suicide. A portion of the book's proceeds will go to the National Hopeline Network/National Suicide Hotline (1-800-SUICIDE).
This is the story of Noreen Gosch's decades-long journey to solve her son's kidnapping into an international pornography and prostitution ring. Read the Gunderson Report. Visit Runaways and Missing Children.
Al-Anon and Alateen: Getting In Touch 1-888-4AL-ANON
Alcoholics Victorious Support Groups
Anxiety Disorder Self-Help Support Groups
505-332-0306
Because I Love You Parent Support Group
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
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Narcotics Anonymous -- Four Corners Area
Narcotics Anonymous -- Rio Grande Region
Parents Anonymous in New Mexico
Stepfamily Association of America Local Chapters
Support Groups for Survivors of Suicide
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