Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board

RCI Inc. (RCI) is an Albuquerque-based tax-exempt non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. It provides the community with a broad range of programs and services for children and adults with developmental, physical and behavioral disabilities in Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance and Valencia counties. The organization's individual and group services include service coordination, physical, occupational and speech and language therapy, feeding information and instruction, sensory integration therapy as well as neurodevelopment treatment (NDT). Additionally, it provides safe, sanitary and humane facilities and services to the individuals it serves.

The New Mexico Jewish Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Jewish communities in New Mexico. With a focus on both Ashkenazi and Sephardic cultural traditions, the society conducts ongoing research, organizes lectures and conferences, maintains archives, and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Through educational programming, they aim to ensure that the contributions of Jewish individuals and organizations to the development of New Mexico are recognized and appreciated. Established in 1985, the New Mexico Jewish Historical Society is committed to telling the stories of the diverse Jewish groups that have shaped the unique character of New Mexico. From early Spanish arrivals with Sephardic roots to European Ashkenazi Jews who became leading merchants, the society highlights the significant role played by Jewish communities in various aspects of life, including business, commerce, ranching, mining, and social organizations. By sharing this history, the society aims to educate the public and foster a deeper understanding of the Jewish experience in New Mexico.Generated from the website

New Mexico AIDS Services (NMAS) is a nonprofit organization established in 1985 by concerned citizens in response to the escalating HIV/AIDS epidemic. With a commitment to advocate for and enhance the lives of individuals affected by HIV and AIDS, NMAS provides direct support services, including housing for high-risk populations. Over the years, NMAS has adapted its approach as advancements in medical treatment have transformed the landscape of HIV care. While the organization no longer offers syringe exchange testing or utility assistance, it continues to play a vital role in prevention and client services, relying on community support to fulfill its mission. Generated from the website