It can be difficult to find local help to put food on the table, find a safe place to live, or access affordable healthcare. No matter what you or someone you care about needs right now, below you will find available services and resources in your community.
Dona Ana County
Rental Assistance:
- Salvation Army- 575-524-4713
- Mesilla Valley Community of Hope- 575-523-2219
Utility Assistance:
- Salvation Army- 575-524-4713
- Community Action Agency- 575-527-8799
Food Assistance:
- El Caldito Soup Kitchen- 575-525-3831
- Casa de Peregrinos- 575-523-5542
- Calvary Baptist Church- 575-522-7900
Grant County
For assistance in Grant County, please visit the special project website that our organization assisted in funding: https://grantcountycoronavirusupdate.org/
Hidalgo County
Rental Assistance:
- Salvation Army of McAllen- 956-682-1468
Utility Assistance:
- Salvation Army of McAllen- 956-682-1468
- Chatholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley- 956-702-4088
Food Assistance:
- St Joseph Catholic Church- 416 E. 2nd St, Lordsburg, NM 88045 575-542-3268
- St. Vincent de Paul of Edinburg- 956-383-7993
Luna County
Food Assistance:
- Deming Helping Hand- 380 Raymond Reed Blvd, Deming, NM 88030 575-546-2558
- First Baptist Church of Deming- 575-546-6509
- Holy Family Catholic Church- 575-546-9783
- St. Ann's- 575-546-3343
Otero County
Rental / Utility Assistance:
- Salvation Army: 575-443-0845
Sierra County
Food Assistance:
- Matthew 25 Food Pantry- 516 Broadway, T or C 37901
Home Internet Access
If you do not have internet access at home, or cannot afford to maintain it, but need internet for work or school, there are several options available through providers:
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Access from AT&T is a low-cost home internet package for qualifying individuals and households (no special for COVID-19 but still available at a low cost).
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Comcast Internet Essentials, a low-cost home internet package for qualifying individuals and households, is now available for free for the first two months.
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Mediacom is offering internet access to students at a reduced rate.
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Verizon is offering reduced fee internet services at a 3-tier level for low-income customers.
Additionally, many internet providers have announced that they are waiving late payment fees, increasing caps on internet speeds, and will not disconnect customers for not paying monthly bills on time. If you have questions or concerns about your internet connection, contact your provider or visit their website for more information.
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