With a mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide, the New Mexico AFSP chapter offers a wide range of outreach opportunities, including community walks, survivor support resources, and educational programs for schools and workplaces.
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The primary source of assuring institutional accountability with specialized authorization exercising the state’s authority to approve, disapprove, and montiro education and training programs for veterans and other eligible persons.
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We are committed tow working with and responding to all joint Veterans’ related issues and concerns for the State Pueblos, Nations, and Tribes.
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As dedicated advocates for the well-being of active duty, prior military, retired military, veterans and their families, we understand the complex intersection of mental health, trauma, and life transitions you might be facing.
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Approximately 300 veterans living in New Mexico are believed to be homeless.
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