Colfax County YES Program

06/23/2026

06/12/2026

Tomorrow is our food distribution at 11 am. Please share and spread the word.
430 N 2nd St
Molton and 2nd St
Have a blessed day.

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

06/06/2026

Thank you for being part of our event and for supporting the love of reading for our kids. 📚

06/06/2026

TODAY is the day…bring your family, bring a friend and come have some fun!! SEE YA THERE 😎

06/04/2026

⛱️ THE ULTIMATE SUMMER KICKOFF 2026 ☀️

​School is out—the fun is just beginning!
​Join us for a day of music, games, and prizes. We’ve leveled up, and you won’t want to miss it!
​🍦 THE GREAT ICE CREAM CHASE: The first 100 kids to find the 🚚 ice cream truck get a FREE treat!
​🌭 FREE FOOD: We’re serving up hot dogs while they last.
​🎁 PRIZE DRAWINGS: Ages 1 through teens! 🛴
​🎶 VIBES: Music, games, and ice-cold treats to beat the heat.
​📅 DATE: June 6th
📍 LOCATION: Romero Park
⏰ TIME: 11 am - 1 pm

​See you at the park! ⛱️✨

06/02/2026

Parents are the first line of defense for their kids!! Don’t hesitate to ask questions, request clarification, and double-check anything related to your child’s health. Trust your instincts—advocacy saves

What is Kawasaki Disease?

Kawasaki Disease is a serious childhood illness that causes inflammation of the blood vessels. It most often affects children under age 5 and can lead to heart complications if not diagnosed and treated quickly.

Common signs include:

• Fever lasting 5 days or more
• Red eyes
• Rash
• Red, cracked lips or strawberry tongue
• Swollen hands, feet, or lymph nodes

The good news is that early treatment can help prevent serious heart issues.

At Kawasaki Kids Foundation, we focus on awareness, education, and family support because every child deserves the best chance at a healthy future.

Share to help spread awareness. ❤️ www.kawasakikids.org

06/02/2026

Thanks to your action, tens of thousands of New Mexicans got vaccinated this past year. Let’s keep it going!

Vaccines don’t just protect you–they protect your neighbors, your children’s classmates, and the most vulnerable members of our communities.

When you stay up-to-date on your immunizations, you build a shield around everyone you love; and that is something worth celebrating!

Learn more about immunization guidance by visiting vaccine.doh.nm.gov

And don’t forget to stay current on your vaccines. Give us a call at 1-833-796-8773 or visit vaccine.doh.nm.gov for help finding a vaccine provider.