Children

Early childhood services, protective services, juvenile justice services, and behavioral health.

Report Abuse: #7233 or 855-333-7233

Early Childhood Services: 800-832-1321

Juvenile Justice: 505-827-7629

Subsidizes the cost of childcare for families at or below 400% of the federal poverty level who are working, in school, or searching for employment

575-373-6640

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children. Serves to safeguard the health of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and nursing women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk by providing nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating, including nursing promotion, support, and referrals to health care.

575-528-5001

Offering services such as autism therapy to home visiting programs, fathering classes to family counseling.

Apprendamos offers licensed, bilingual team, that serves families across Las Cruces and Southern New Mexico.

575-526-6682

Unique one-on-one mentoring helps children achieve success in school, avoid risky behaviors, and improve their self-confidence.

575-523-9530

Emergency supply of diapers, wipes and baby food. May also have clothes for small children. Call when you arrive and tell which items are needed. Free pregnancy test and ultrasounds call to make an appointment.

575-526-6242

Text:575-323-1233

MECA Therapies provide a wide range of services to support the development and well-being of children and families in Las Cruces.

575-522-9500

Serves as a breastfeeding and pumping station for DACC students on the Espina Campus. This ADA Mamava pod is located in the DASH Hall of sthe outh end of the building. When unlocked via the app, this pod supports a number of smart features offered including vacant alerts and comfort controls (lighting, airflow).

Focused on improving education outcomes in Doña Ana County, particularly through initiatives like the Success Partnership, which aims to enhance educational access from prenatal to career stages. The organization emphasizes collaboration, social justice, and data-informed solutions to foster a vibrant and resilient community.

575-521-1957

Early Intervention program providing families with babies from bith to age 4, therapy, education, and coaching on how to support their baby's developmental milestones.

575-528-2200

575-527-4900

Turning Point offers a no-cost, lab-quality pregnancy test. Staff will walk you through your pregnancy, adoption options, abortion information, and resources to help you in whatever decision you decide is right for you.

575-522-8378

Welcome Baby Home Visiting Program services are free to pregnant women, parents, or grandparents raising children ages 0-5.
Their objective is to provide educational services, information on your child's development, and assistance with obtaining community resources.

575-541-5941

Provides various services to meet the needs of the community, including early childhood services, youth outreach and housing, life skills mentoring, and counseling resources for victims of crime, and a family resource center, among other support services.

915-565-8361

The YWCA seeks to empower women by focusing on gener equality, racial justice, and human dignity. It equips women with the tools for success and independence through its various children's academies and housing programs including 45+ YWCA after school programs (serving age 4 years to 12 years), 4 fitness & aquaitic locations and the Sara McKnight Trasitional Living Center.

915-519-0000