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Casa Fortaleza

About this Organization
Email
casafortaleza@outlook.com

The mission of Casa Fortaleza is to organize the Spanish communities for the eradication of all forms of sexual violence through education and outreach, and to provide counseling, empowerment, support, and education around sexual violence to Spanish speaking survivors in Central New Mexico.

Casa Fortaleza is an agency dedicated to providing support services that include broad understanding and treatment of the life experiences of individuals and the families affected by sexual violence. Our services are aimed at recognizing the needs of our clients as well as empowering and respecting their self-determination during their time of need.

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Casa Fortaleza
Contact Information

Our Albuquerque office is currently located at / Nuestra oficina en Albuquerque está ubicada en:
2340 Alamo Avenue SE, Suite 124
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106

Call today to ask about our services / Llame hoy para preguntar por nuestros servicios:
​(505) 910-4031

Type of Organization
Victim / Survivor Support
State Agency
State or Territory Served
New Mexico

Project Sakinah

About this Organization

Project Sakinah initiates and nurtures community efforts nation-wide to grow healthy families that protect our women and children – and men too – from neglect and homes broken by violence. Project Sakinah envisions a Muslim community free of domestic violence where families can live healthy and productive lives

Dar al Islam initiated Project Sakinah in 2009 in response to a very public episode of violence in the Muslim community. After two years of research, strategic planning and resource development, we introduced the project to the public in 2011. Our national network of professionals and collaborators help educate and build the skills needed for peaceful marriages, effective parenting, and the wise guidance of our Youth.

Contact Us 

Contact Information

Addresses: P.O. Box 180, Abiquiu, NM 87510
Telephone #: 505-484-8253
Email Address: info@projectsakinah.org 
Website: www.projectsakinah.org

Organizes Domestic Violence programming in collaboration with other organizations and mosques in order to spread awareness of DV in the Muslim community. Research, training and tools for community organizations and individuals. 

  • I&R: Information & Referral
  • Muslim-specific program
Type of Organization
Faith-Based
Community of Color
State or Territory Served
New Mexico
Equality New Mexico JL Heinze Sun, 03/27/2022
Equality New Mexico

Toll free: 1-855-LGBTQNM (542-8766)
Local: 505-224-2766

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 27070
Albuquerque, NM 87125

Type of Organization
State Agency
Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender/Queer Focused
State or Territory Served
New Mexico
Email
Info@EQNM.ORG

We Believe that every LGBTQ New Mexican is a vital community member in our Land of Enchantment, that we are more than just our LGBTQ identities, and that the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ New Mexicans is crucial to creating a stronger, more balanced world. This belief compels us to challenge structural and individual barriers that limit our self-determination and ability to thrive.

New Mexico Crisis and Access Line JL Heinze Sat, 03/26/2022
Website
https://nmcrisisline.com/
Telephone 1
1-855-NMCRISIS (662-7474)

Call toll free:

Crisis and Access Line: 1-855-NMCRISIS (662-7474).
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

The New Mexico Healthcare Worker
and First Responder Support Line:1-855-507-5509

Peer-to-Peer Warmline: 1-855-4NM-7100 (466-7100).
Call 7:00am-11:30pm or text 6pm-11pm, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

For Speech and/or Hearing-Impaired callers:

TTY Line: 1-855-227-5485 (Crisis Line Only)

New Mexico Relay (operated by Hamilton Relay):

Dial 711 (Crisis Line and Warmline)

For non-English speaking callers:

Interpretation is available for more than 200 languages on both the Crisis and Access Line and the Peer-to-Peer Warmline. Peer-to-Peer Warmline text services are only available in English at this time.

Call 1-855-NMCRISIS for:

  • Administrative requests for training
  • Requests to talk about crisis line or warmline services at your agency
  • To participate in community events
  • Media inquiries
  • Public awareness materials
  • Any other inquiries
Type of Organization
State Agency
State or Territory Served
New Mexico

If you or a loved one is experiencing any kind of emotional crisis, mental health or substance use concern, you can find help 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by calling the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line or Peer- to-Peer Warmline.

Tewa Women United

About this Organization

Tewa Women United envisions movement(s) rooted in P’in Haa (Breath of Heart/Life) and P’in Nall (Touching Heart and Spirit) that nurture and celebrate the collective power of beloved families, communities, and Nung Ochuu Quiyo (Earth Mother).

TWU has 5 innovative programs focused on supporting Indigenous women, families, and communities:

Links
Website
http://tewawomenunited.org/
Type of Organization
Community of Color
Victim / Survivor Support
State or Territory Served
New Mexico

Casa Fortaleza

About this Organization

At Casa Fortaleza, we work to empower and educate the Spanish speaking communities around sexual violence. We are a culturally specific trauma informed agency committed to strength-based services for our clients. Casa Fortaleza provides free counseling and services to survivors of sexual violence and their family and friends. Additionally, Casa Fortaleza provides education and empowerment to the Spanish communities for the eradication of all the forms of sexual violence.

Links
Website
https://www.casafortaleza.org/
Type of Organization
Community of Color
Victim / Survivor Support
State or Territory Served
New Mexico
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