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SCH-NM Receives $1,000 Grant
SHC-NM Receives Grant from the Jack and Mary Gilliam Endowment Fund SHC-NM is pleased to announce that SHC-NM has received a $1,000 grant from the Santa Fe Community Foundation’s “Giving Together” program. The full amount of this grant was donated by the Jack and Mary Gilliam Endowment Fund. The funds will be used to provide…
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My Love Story
My Love Story by Anna Surrender into the memory of what once was, and could no longer be…. You sit in the shadow of sorrow, seeking, searching for the magic that will make the pain go away…. Behold, you will sit in the radiant arms of the Son, without sorrow no…
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Journey to Recovery
In 2010, Anna had it all. She owned a home and two cars and was “living the ‘American Dream’” with her long-time life partner. Tragedy struck when she and her partner of 14 years both lost their jobs and could no longer afford their home. After foreclosing on their home, filing for bankruptcy, and losing…
Read MoreU.S. Bank Awards Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico $2,500 Grant for Homelessness Service-Learning Project
December 7, 2015 The U.S. Bank Foundation recently awarded Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico (SHC-NM) a $2,500 grant for its Housing First! The Key is Housing Service-Learning Project. The service-learning project is an advocacy and educational program piloted by SHC-NM that provides education to elementary, middle, and high school students about homelessness and the…
Read MoreLas Cruces to be Formally Recognized for Reaching Functional Zero for Veteran Homelessness | KRWG
Las Cruces will be formally recognized as the first city in New Mexico, and 13th in the country, to functionally end veteran homelessness at a news Source: Las Cruces to be Formally Recognized for Reaching Functional Zero for Veteran Homelessness | KRWG
Read MoreAlbuquerque Journal | Editorial: Good news on reducing veteran homelessness
On Veterans Day last week, City Hall announced that Santa Fe has reached a significant milestone – it has achieved ‘functional zero’ when it comes to veteran homelessnesss. Source: Albuquerque Journal | Editorial: Good news on reducing veteran homelessness
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You can give to SHC-NM on Giving Tuesday!
SHC-NM is participating in GivingTuesday and GivingTuesdayNM on Dec. 1, 2015. Giving Tuesday is a global event, a day of generosity following the busy shopping days of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Find out more about the movement here: About Giving Tuesday Make your #unselfie! Use this template, take your picture holding the sign, post on…
Read MoreLocal coalition plans summit on hunger and homelessness
The OCHC aims to create unified conversation on addressing one of Otero County’s biggest issues. Source: Local coalition plans summit on hunger and homelessness
Read MoreAlbuquerque Philharmonic Orchestra Fall Concerts
The Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico is proud to be part of the the Albuquerque Philharmonic Orchestra’s Fall Concert Series. Guest conductor, Wojciech Milewski, has chosen to devote this concert to the theme of Homelessness and Hope. The issue of homelessness, explains Milewski, is “something that is of course very locally relevant, yet rarely…
Read MoreOur November Newsletter is here!
Coalition on a Mission – November 2015 In This Issue: Moving Forward in Life (SHC-NM Crisis Housing) Grants Benefit Sunport Plaza Apartments Happy Thanks-Giving! From the Executive Director’s Desk Download the PDF Version HERE.
Read MoreProperty Partner Tool Kit
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SHCNM 2024 Summer Newsletter
SHCNM Summer 2024 News Letter
Documentation requests
For any program participants involved with SHCNM, we’d like to post our documentation policy again as a reminder it is available to all program participants. The Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico oversees over 20 programs across the state. Program participants have the right to request information in their file at any time. SHCNM will…
Upcoming closures
Hello SHC participants and community members, Please be aware SHC will be closed 12/19 for an in-service/staff development day; the Federal holidays of 12/25 and 12/26; and New Years Day on 1/1. We are open for normal business otherwise and look forward to continuing to serve you. Thank you, SHC
SHC Spotlight: Our Maintenance Staff
At SHC, we strive each and every day to impact the lives of individuals and families in New Mexico by ending homelessness for good. We’ve truly embraced an “all hands-on deck” approach to fulfilling our vision. In this issue, we are highlighting our maintenance team, a little known but essential part of our SHC family.…
Token Ibis: Democratizing Social Impact
Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico is extremely proud to announce a new partnership with Token Ibis. Based right here in Albuquerque, Token Ibis is breaking new ground with their approach to philanthropy: making social change and impact through charitable giving that is more accessible to everyone. Token Ibis functions similarly to cash apps. The…
Robert: A Poet’s Journey
TO SHCNM I say Thank You For giving me The Ability And Freedom To Find ME Through The Stability Afforded Me For Once Given the Chance To Thrive And not Merely Survive Having The Veil Lifted From My Eyes Growth thru Knowledge And Blessings Realized ~ Robert C. Last year, right before COVID shut…
It’s Our Anniversary!
We are pleased to announce that 2021 marks SHC’s 25th year as an organization dedicated to ending homelessness for hundreds of people each day. We were founded in 1996 in response to local service providers’ recognition of a community-wide gap in safe and affordable housing for homeless and near-homeless persons with behavioral health disorders. Through the…
New DT Mart at Downtown @700-2nd
It started out as a simple idea, then a brainstorm, and then a full-fledged plan. Downtown @700-2nd Apartments is a mixed-income apartment community owned and managed by Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico. In its lobby is a café space that has seen several cafés come and go over the years. After the vacancy left…