San Juan United Way

06/19/2026

Lost SNAP benefits due to ABAWD non-compliance? You may be eligible again.

Starting June 1, 2026, the ABAWD time-limit clock will reset. Any non-compliance months before June 1, 2026, will no longer count.

If your SNAP case closed due to ABAWD non-compliance, you can reapply for benefits.

📍 Contact your local Income Support Division office
🌐 Visit YES.NM.GOV
📞 Call 1-800-283-4465

06/18/2026

Thank you Street Medicine for the incredible work you provide to some of our most vulnerable community members!

✨ Community Spotlight: Sih Hasin Street Medicine Team ✨

We are honored to share that the Sih Hasin Street Medicine Team, part of the Northern Navajo Medical Center’s Health Promotion & Disease Prevention Program, has welcomed us to share their work on our CBI website and social media.

The Sih Hasin team provides mobile healthcare services to our unsheltered relatives, bringing compassion, dignity, and essential medical care directly to those who need it most.

🩺 Where you can find them:
• Wednesdays: Around Shiprock, NM
• Thursdays: Downtown Farmington, NM

Our CBI team is truly grateful to walk alongside the Sih Hasin Street Medicine Team in this important work. Their dedication to community health is inspiring, and we are proud to support their mission.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Atwell, Dr. Percy, and the entire Sih Hasin Street Medicine Team for the care you bring to our relatives and our communities.

06/16/2026

You don’t have to figure it out alone.

When life gets complicated, it’s easy to feel stuck.

211 gives you a starting point.

Whether you’re facing a job gap, housing concerns, or rising costs, you can talk to someone who understands what’s available in San Juan County.

No pressure. No judgment. Just guidance.

Sometimes, the next step starts with a simple conversation.

Call 211 and take that first step.

06/16/2026

Disasters can happen anytime. Preparation can start today.

Through United We Prepare, United Way and Verizon are helping communities build resilience before crisis strikes. Preparing isn’t just about protecting yourself. It’s about strengthening communities, together.

🧡 Start today with five simple steps to get ready. Tap the link in our comments to learn more.

06/15/2026

Local problems deserve local solutions.

San Juan United Way brings together donors, partners, and resources to tackle challenges right here at home.

Because the strongest solutions start in the community.

Be part of what’s working locally.

Learn how you can help at sanjuanunitedway.org

06/13/2026

Help doesn’t always come in the form of a check.

Sometimes, what helps most is having a plan.

When you call 211, you’re not just getting a list of resources. You’re talking to a real person who can help you think through what’s happening and what to do next.

Maybe you’re trying to stay ahead of rising bills.
Maybe you’re navigating a job change or a gap in income.
Maybe you just need to understand what options exist before things get harder.

211 helps you map out your next steps using resources that are already available right here in San Juan County.

It’s not just about solving today’s problem.

It’s about understanding your options and knowing what to do next.

Call 211 to talk through your next step.

06/13/2026

SUN Bucks Update for Newly Eligible Students

Students who became newly eligible and were approved by June 11, 2026, will receive their SUN Bucks benefits on July 15, 2026.

📬 Eligibility letters will begin mailing June 15, 2026.

☀️ Important reminder: Students can receive only ONE SUN Bucks benefit per summer. If your child already received SUN Bucks benefits in June, they will not receive another summer issuance.

Questions about your application or card status? Call 1-800-283-4465.

Learn more: hca.nm.gov/sun-bucks/

06/12/2026

One emergency can change everything.

For an ALICE family (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), a single setback can create a domino effect.

A car breaks down…

Now they miss work.
Missing work means a smaller paycheck.
A smaller paycheck means falling behind on rent or utilities.

That’s how quickly stability can unravel.

But there is help.

211 connects families to local resources and helps them navigate the next steps before one setback becomes a full-blown crisis.

Remember to call 211 when you or someone you know needs it.