CPLC NEW MEXICO INC

Develops and manages affordable housing properties, including senior housing with supportive services in seven complexes, multi-family affordable housing for 3,471 residents, and single-family housing for 35 families. The organization was a recipient of the Federal Neighborhood Stabilization project for developing single-family housing units.

Operates multi-family affordable housing properties housing 3,471 residents; provides affordable single-family housing for 35 families; developed and built affordable single-family housing units as the largest recipient of the Federal Neighborhood Stabilization project.

Provides behavioral health services to 2,750 clients annually; reports 91% client satisfaction and has served hundreds of thousands of clients since 1975.

Provides behavioral health services to clients, with 2,750 clients served annually and a 91% client satisfaction rate. This includes mental health services and substance abuse treatment, with 866 clients served in the past year and a 77% program completion rate.

Provides behavioral health services to clients, including mental health services and substance abuse treatment. Services include group, individual, family, and couples therapy, 12-step support groups, and treatment for individuals on Medication-Assisted Treatment. The organization operates a 65-bed residential treatment facility and offers transitional housing.

Provides behavioral health services to clients, with 2,750 clients served annually and 91% client satisfaction reported. This includes mental health services and substance abuse services, with 866 clients served in the past year for substance abuse, 90% satisfaction, and 77% program completion.

Reports high client satisfaction across services: 90% of senior clients, 95% of general clients, 90% of substance abuse clients, and 98% overall reported satisfaction with services.

Uses Community Health Workers / Promotores de la Salud to connect patients with health care providers and social services, and to provide education on healthy living and disease management.

Utilizes Community Health Workers (Promotores de la Salud) to connect patients with healthcare providers and social services, and to provide education on healthy living and disease management.

Utilizes Community Health Workers / Promotores de la Salud to connect patients with health care providers and social services, and to provide education on healthy living and disease management.

Provides emergency housing, case management, legal and housing support, support groups, transportation, youth services, and employment support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Offers community-based services including crisis intervention, safety planning, art classes, youth programs, financial empowerment, and transitional rehousing. Also provides shelter, veterinary care, grooming, food, and supplies for pets of survivors.

Provides emergency housing, case management, legal and housing support, support groups, transportation, youth services, and employment support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence; offers community-based services including crisis intervention, safety planning, financial empowerment, and transitional rehousing.

Provides comprehensive support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including emergency housing, case management, legal and housing support, support groups, transportation, youth services, employment support, crisis intervention, safety planning, art classes, financial empowerment programming, and transitional rehousing. The organization also provides shelter, veterinary care, grooming, food, and supplies for pets of survivors.

Parents increased reading frequency with children by an average of 2.13 books per week after program participation.

Provides emergency hardship services including utility assistance, funeral assistance, food box referrals, and eligibility assistance for SNAP and AHCCCS under the Terri Cruz Family Assistance Program.

Provides emergency hardship services including utility assistance, funeral assistance, food box referrals, and eligibility assistance for SNAP and AHCCCS under the Terri Cruz Family Assistance Program.

Provides emergency hardship services through the Terri Cruz Family Assistance Program, including utility assistance, funeral assistance, food box referrals, and eligibility assistance for SNAP and AHCCCS.

Provides or coordinates access to medical and supportive services including primary care, dental care, mental health care, housing, and emergency financial assistance for people living with HIV; operates a pre-packaged mail-order pharmacy program for individuals on HIV treatment or PrEP; delivers a 12-session bilingual education program (Fuerza Positiva University) and weekly bilingual peer support groups (“Fortaleza” and “New Perspectives”); reports 100% of clients linked to care and 90% achieving viral suppression.

Offers free, confidential HIV rapid finger stick testing and free testing for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphilis. Provides or coordinates access to medical and supportive services for people living with HIV, including primary care, dental care, mental health, housing, and emergency financial assistance. Delivers a 12-session bilingual education program (Fuerza Positiva University) for newly diagnosed Latinx individuals with HIV, operates weekly bilingual peer support groups, provides PrEP and PEP navigation, and runs a mail-order pharmacy program for HIV treatment or PrEP.

Offers free, confidential HIV rapid testing and free testing for STIs. Provides comprehensive medical and supportive services for people living with HIV, including primary care, dental care, mental health, housing, and emergency financial assistance. Delivers a bilingual education program (Fuerza Positiva University) and operates weekly bilingual peer support groups (Fortaleza and New Perspectives). Also provides PrEP and PEP navigation services and a mail-order pharmacy program for HIV treatment and PrEP.

Offers free, confidential HIV rapid finger stick testing and free testing for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphilis. Provides or coordinates access to medical and supportive services for people living with HIV, including primary care, dental care, mental health care, housing, and emergency financial assistance. Delivers a 12-session bilingual education program (Fuerza Positiva University) for newly diagnosed Latinx individuals with HIV, operates weekly bilingual peer support groups, provides PrEP and PEP navigation services, and runs a pre-packaged mail-order pharmacy program for individuals on HIV treatment or PrEP. Also provides emergency and short-to-midterm housing through the HOPWA program for qualified individuals living with AIDS and their families in Las Vegas.

Offers free, confidential HIV rapid finger stick testing and free testing for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphilis Monday through Friday at the Maryvale Community Service Center and other community locations; provides PrEP and PEP navigation services in English and Spanish.

Provides emergency and short-to-midterm housing through the HOPWA program for qualified individuals living with AIDS and their families in Las Vegas.

Served over 3,000 families through Head Start programs in the prior year.

Operates Head Start programs, serving over 3,000 families in the prior year.

Serves over 3,000 families through Head Start programs annually.

Offers mortgage loans and bilingual mortgage counseling to support informed homeownership decisions; provided housing counseling services to 2,030 clients in the prior year.

Provides emergency and short-to-midterm housing through the HOPWA program for qualified individuals living with AIDS and their families in Las Vegas.

Provides housing counseling services, including bilingual mortgage counseling, to support informed homeownership decisions and assist clients with housing-related issues.

Offers mortgage loans and bilingual mortgage counseling, provides housing counseling services to 2,030 clients annually, and operates multi-family affordable housing properties for 3,471 residents. The organization also provides affordable single-family housing for 35 families and has developed and built affordable single-family housing units as the largest recipient of the Federal Neighborhood Stabilization project. Additionally, it provides supportive housing services to 583 individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.

Offers mortgage loans and bilingual mortgage counseling. Provides housing counseling services to 2,030 clients annually. Operates affordable senior housing in seven complexes, multi-family affordable housing for 3,471 residents, and single-family housing for 35 families. Also provides emergency and short-to-midterm housing through the HOPWA program for qualified individuals living with AIDS and their families in Las Vegas, and transitional housing through Grace House for up to six months.

Provided immigration services to 1,965 clients in the past year.

Provides immigration services to clients.

Provides resource support to families with school-aged children in specific school districts, offering temporary housing referrals, utility assistance, workforce development, public benefits enrollment, food, transportation, and afterschool programs or childcare.

Provides resource support to families with school-aged children in the Cartwright, Glendale, or Tempe Elementary school districts. Services include temporary housing referrals, utility assistance, workforce development, public benefits enrollment, food, transportation, and afterschool programs or childcare.

Provides resource support and services such as temporary housing referrals, utility assistance, workforce development, public benefits enrollment, food, transportation, and afterschool programs or childcare to families with school-aged children in the Cartwright, Glendale, or Tempe Elementary school districts.

Provides shelter, veterinary care, grooming, food, and supplies for pets of survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Provides free enrollment assistance for AHCCCS, KidsCare, Marketplace Health Insurance, SNAP, and TANF. This is also offered through the Terri Cruz Family Assistance Program.

Offers free enrollment assistance for various public benefits, including AHCCCS, KidsCare, Marketplace Health Insurance, SNAP, and TANF.

Provides free enrollment assistance for AHCCCS, KidsCare, Marketplace Health Insurance, SNAP, and TANF; served 961 clients in the past year.

Provides free enrollment assistance for various public benefits including AHCCCS, KidsCare, Marketplace Health Insurance, SNAP, and TANF.

Operates a 65-bed ADA-compliant residential treatment facility offering meals, on-site laundry, recreational facilities, and a garden. Provides group, individual, family, and couples therapy, as well as nightly 12-step support groups. Offers treatment services for individuals on Medication-Assisted Treatment (methadone or suboxone) and transitional housing through Grace House for up to six months to support reintegration into community life.

Directly served 142 senior clients through the Multipurpose Senior Center program; provides affordable senior housing with supportive services in seven complexes.

Provides hot and nutritious congregate meals to low-income seniors aged 60+ at Casa de Primavera Senior Center, Monday through Friday.

Provides congregate meals to low-income seniors aged 60+ at Casa de Primavera Senior Center, serving hot and nutritious meals Monday through Friday.

Provides congregate meals to low-income seniors aged 60+ at Casa de Primavera Senior Center, serving hot and nutritious meals Monday through Friday. Also offers multipurpose senior center programs, serving 142 senior clients directly with 90% satisfaction.

Operates a Multipurpose Senior Center, Casa de Primavera, providing congregate meals to low-income seniors aged 60+ Monday through Friday. The program directly served 142 senior clients, with 90% client satisfaction, and offers affordable senior housing with supportive services in seven complexes.

Provides comprehensive support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including emergency housing, case management, legal and housing support, support groups, transportation, youth services, employment support, and community-based services like crisis intervention, safety planning, and financial empowerment. Also provides shelter and care for pets of survivors.

Distributed over $10 million to small businesses in the prior year.

Distributes funding to small businesses, having provided over $10 million in the prior year.

Distributed over $10 million to small businesses in the prior year.

Provided substance abuse services to 866 clients in the past year; operates a 65-bed ADA-compliant residential treatment facility offering meals, on-site laundry, recreational facilities, and a garden; provides group, individual, family, and couples therapy, nightly 12-step support groups, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (methadone or suboxone); offers transitional housing through Grace House for up to six months; 77% of clients successfully completed the program and 90% reported satisfaction.

Provides supportive housing services to individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.

Provided supportive housing services to 583 individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in the prior year.

Provides emergency hardship services including utility assistance, funeral assistance, food box referrals, and eligibility assistance for SNAP and AHCCCS.

Directly served 2,132 clients in the prior year through health and social service programs; provided services to 3,731 clients in the past year; directly served 121 clients in the prior year.

Organized student walkouts, farmworker protests, boycotts, and a statewide voter registration campaign that contributed to the election of Arizona’s first Hispanic governor; achieved increased wages and safety standards for farmworkers, access to college-prep curriculum for high school students of color, and the election of many Chicano activists to public office.

Organized student walkouts, farmworker protests, boycotts, and a statewide voter registration campaign that contributed to the election of Arizona’s first Hispanic governor. Achieved increased wages and safety standards for farmworkers, access to college-prep curriculum for high school students of color, and the election of many Chicano activists to public office.

Organizes advocacy efforts such as student walkouts, farmworker protests, boycotts, and voter registration campaigns. These efforts have led to increased wages and safety standards for farmworkers, improved access to college-prep curriculum for high school students of color, and the election of Chicano activists to public office.

Organized student walkouts, farmworker protests, boycotts, and a statewide voter registration campaign that contributed to the election of Arizona’s first Hispanic governor. Achieved increased wages and safety standards for farmworkers and access to college-prep curriculum for high school students of color.