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Headquartered in Albuquerque , HELP-NM has over 200 staff in 35 offices and/or Head Start Centers located throughout the State of New Mexico .

 

 

Executive Director

John Martinez

 

Board of Directors

Chairman

Michael Gutierrez

 

Vice-Chairman

Leo Riveria

 

Treasurer

Kenny Lujan

 

Secretary

Marlene Waukazoo

 

Past Chair

Kenny Lujan

 

Members

Dora Batista

Libna Camarena

Mary Chavez

John Chavez

Joey Herrera

Manuel Leyva

Gloria Moya

Pat Puge

Nelson Sandoval

Gilbert Ulibarri

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Brief History

The HELP - New Mexico, Inc. (HELP-NM) was created and incorporated as Home Education Livelihood Program, Inc. in 1965 by the interdenominational New Mexico Council of Churches and its successor, the New Mexico Conference of Churches and Church Women United. The founders included pastors, ranchers, farmworkers, housewives, businessmen, and government workers. The HELP-NM organization is governed by 18 Board of Directors representing sectors including public, business, low income, native American, parents, and other community members.

 

 

Independent Organizations Created and Spun-Off from

HELP - New Mexico, Inc.

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Siete del Norte Community Development Corporation - Founded 1970
El Centro Family Health Centers - Founded 1972
Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation - Founded 1973
La Clinica de Familia Community Health Centers - Founded 1976
Rural Housing, Inc. - Founded 1976
New Mexico Community Foundation - Founded 1983
Great Albuquerque Housing Partnership - Founded 1974
Deming Cesar Chavez Charter School - Founded 2007
Gordon Bernell Charter School - Founded 2008

 

Over the past 42 years, HELP-New Mexico, Inc. (HELP-NM), has provided services to over 816,000 individuals and families including migrant families, self-employed farmers and ranchers, low-income families, abused and neglected children, senior citizens, people with disabilities, and disadvantaged youth. These services have included adult education, job training, early childhood development and education, youth development and care, self-help housing construction, rural health clinics, land development, job placement, literacy training, affordable housing, nutritious meals, and family counseling.

 

 

HELP - New Mexico

exists to create self-sufficiency and provide economic opportunities to strengthen families throughout New Mexico.

 

 

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