Immigration Resources
Healthcare and Medication Support
National Undocumented Workers Fund:
Provides emergency financial assistance to undocumented workers and their families.
Website: www.nuwf.org
Community Health Centers (CHCs):
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) offer low-cost or free healthcare to individuals regardless of immigration status.
Find a center near you: FindAHealthCenter.hrsa.gov
Prescription Assistance:
NeedyMeds and RxAssist help access discounted or free medications regardless of citizenship.
Website: www.needymeds.org
Cancer Support:
CancerCare provides free counseling, assistance with treatment-related costs, and referrals for undocumented individuals.
Contact: 800-813-4673 | www.cancercare.org
Housing and Utility Assistance
Local Nonprofits and Charities:
Organizations like Catholic Charities and St. Vincent de Paul provide rental and utility assistance to undocumented individuals.
Contact local branches to learn about specific resources.
United Way:
Offers a 2-1-1 hotline to connect people with local utility, housing, and financial assistance programs.
Dial 211 or visit: www.211.org
El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos (New Mexico):
Advocacy organization providing emergency housing, rental assistance, and legal referrals for undocumented immigrants in New Mexico.
Contact: 505-246-1627
Help New Mexico, Inc.:
Assists low-income individuals and families with utilities and rent, often without citizenship restrictions.
Call: 505-265-3717
Food Assistance
Food Pantries:
Organizations like Roadrunner Food Bank in New Mexico provide free food without immigration status requirements.
Contact: 505-247-2052
Local Churches:
Many religious organizations offer food assistance without asking about immigration status.
Legal and Advocacy Support
New Mexico Immigrant Law Center (NMILC):
Provides legal assistance and guidance to undocumented immigrants in New Mexico.
Contact: 505-247-1023 | www.nmilc.org
National Immigration Law Center (NILC):
Offers resources on rights and access to benefits for undocumented individuals.
Website: www.nilc.org
Somos Un Pueblo Unido (New Mexico):
Advocates for immigrant rights and provides resources for undocumented individuals.
Contact: 505-424-7832 | www.somosunpueblounido.org
Financial Assistance
Local Mutual Aid Networks:
Grassroots organizations in New Mexico often provide direct cash assistance to undocumented individuals. Check community bulletin boards or social media.
Grants and Aid:
Some foundations, like The Betancourt Macias Family Scholarship Foundation, offer emergency funds for undocumented families.
Website: www.undocuscholarships.org
Mental Health Support
Centro Savila (New Mexico):
Offers low-cost or free mental health services to immigrants.
Contact: 505-312-7296 | www.centrosavila.org
Immigrants Rising Mental Health Resources:
Online support and wellness resources tailored to undocumented individuals.
Website: www.immigrantsrising.org