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Founded in 1976, A New Day Youth & Family Services is a nonprofit, multiservice agency that provides clinical services, educational programs and emergency shelter to more than 550 low-income families and their children. The agency offers services through outpatient offices and local schools. It operates The Shelter, which is a facility that provides safety and crisis intervention and emergency services to more than 300 children every year. A New Day Youth & Family Services offers trauma and grief counseling, anger management, substance use and abuse, values clarification, sand tray, play and equine assisted learning therapies. The agency provides refuge, prevention, intervention and therapeutic services. It offers life skills training sessions in the areas of social skills, employment opportunities, problem solving, communication, relationships, money management and independent living. The agency additionally operates the Families and Schools Together and the Girls Circle education programs. A New Day Youth & Family Services maintains a location in Albuquerque, N.M.

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is a leading healthcare and academic medicine institution in New Mexico, dedicated to providing cutting-edge healthcare to all residents of the state. With a strong focus on education, care, and research, UNM HSC is committed to advancing knowledge in key areas of human health and addressing community health needs. With over 900,000 patient visits annually and 1,700 providers in various specialties, UNM HSC is a hub of healthcare excellence. The center also houses the state's only full-service children's hospital, UNM Children's Hospital, offering specialized care for pediatric patients and playing a crucial role in improving community health and health equity for all New Mexicans. Generated from the website

The Mariposa Program at UNM Children's Hospital in Albuquerque, NM offers compassionate end-of-life care and supportive guidance for children with terminal illnesses and their families. Through their pediatric hospice services, they provide in-home medical care, respite services, and grief counseling support, ensuring that both the child and their family receive the necessary physical and emotional support during this difficult time. The program also offers a range of family support services, including home visits from nurses, social workers, and home health aides, as well as spiritual care, interpreter services, and assistance with navigating insurance coverage and medical care. Generous donations and volunteer support help the Mariposa Program continue to provide pediatric hospice care to families throughout New Mexico.Generated from the website