Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico

05/07/2025

2024 PIT Count data

35% of respondents experiencing homelessness cited "Missing documentation" as a barrier they face to getting housing.

03/05/2025

You can find SHCNM staff at a different location. We are no longer at 1717 Louisiana, but we have offices at one of our apartment communities (Downtown 700 at 700 2nd St.) Come by or just email us at [email protected]. For more information about the services we currently offer, visit shcnm.org.

02/10/2025

Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico is undergoing a major transition as an organization. We have experienced some major changes in funding and program delivery. For now, the organization is focusing on affordable housing development and will continue to provide asset management services. To find out what resources SHCNM currently has available, visit shcnm.org.

02/04/2025

01/16/2025

01/13/2025

A little snow doesn't stop our staff from delivering food boxes from Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico to our residents.

01/09/2025

You may be working on a resolution to take better care of yourself. Our participants are also on a journey towards wellness, but when families in our housing programs sign their lease, many do not have the basics they need to get started.

The Welcome Home Basket Project provides much needed items for people moving into their new home. We are asking for donations of cleaning and hygiene products, so our participants can be their best selves. SHCNM has a wish list for the welcome basket program at: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LT90L6RDZPHM/ref=hz_ls_biz_ex

12/27/2024

Thank you to the SHCNM service coordination team for putting together holiday feasts for participants and residents at more than one of our affordable housing communities. You are on the front lines of all of our best work at Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico.

12/19/2024

We still have plenty of stickers. If you would like your own pack supporting housing for all, visit www.shcnm.org/donate and make a one-time $25 gift. This sticker campaign is sponsored by Century Bank. Funds will go to eviction prevention for families this winter.