The City of Belen wants to make sure that our citizens are able to connect with the agencies, organizations, and resources they need. Here you will find links to those that provide services to our area.

• CNM Homelessness Resources - A list of resources (most are located in ABQ) for those experiencing homelessness.
• Crossroads for Women - The Pavilions  - Transitional living services for women on probation/parole.
• El Camino Real Housing Authority - Rental assistance, Section 8 housing, veterans eligible.
• Income Support Division - Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Medicaid, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), General Assistance (GA), NM WORKS
• Midwest New Mexico Community Action Program - Food, utility, and emergency assistance if funding available, free tax help.
• Mortgage Finance Authority - Homeowner Assistance Fund: Helps pay the housing costs of income-eligible
  New Mexico households who are experiencing financial hardship associated with the COVID-19
  health crisis.
• PNM Good Neighbor Fund - May cover all or part of your bill. Must make an appointment to see if eligible. Must be PNM customer.
• St. Vincent de Paul - Belen - Diapers, Clothing, Emergency food (groceries),Help with utilities.
• Valencia County Resource Center - Reception and Assessment Center for ages 12-17, Boys Council and Girls Circle. Serves grades K through 12. Free or low-cost furniture from a non-profit. Come in to fill out a request form. LGBTQ+ Welcoming
• Valencia Shelter Services - Safety from sexual assault and domestic violence: women/children only. Rapid Assistance Program housing funding is open to all to apply.

• Belen Area Food Pantry
• Belen Farmers' Market - Accepts WIC Vouchers, and SNAP Benefits
  For every 2 Dollars used from SNAP account you will receive $2 coin that can be used for fresh fruits and vegtables.
• Belen First Assembly of God Church - Free Food by appointment.
• Calvary Chapel Rio Grande Valley - Free Food Box.
• Christian Family Church of God - Free Food.
• Commodity Supplemental Food Program for Seniors 60+
• Income Support Division - Belen - Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Medicaid, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), General Assistance (GA).
• Midwest Community Action Program - Food, utility, and emergency assistance if funding available, free tax help..
• Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
• St. Terese of Calcutta Soup Kitchen - Hot meal served every Friday at 11:00.
• St. Vincent de Paul - Diapers, Clothing, Emergency food (groceries), Help with utilities.
• Sunshine Church - Free Food. Emergency Food Boxes available as resources permit.
• Valencia Community Action Network Food Banks - Drive through or walk-up food distribution. Every third Saturday of the month.
• Valencia County Resource Center
• Women Infants and Children (WIC) - Free food and formula debit card, nutritional counseling and lactation support.

• Abundant Grace Free Store - Rio Communities - Free Clothes, household items, books, electronics, small appliances.
• Lifeline Phone Service - Low income phones and service discounts also known as “Obama Phones”.
• St. Vincent de Paul - Belen - Diapers, Clothing, Emergency food (groceries), Help with utilities.

• Duke City Urgent Care
• Presbyterian (Belen)
• Southwest Medical Clinic (Bosque Farms)

• Call or Text 988 24 Hours a day Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
• Agora Help Line - Crisis or Chat Line all those living in New Mexico. Agora volunteers are at least 18 years old and go through 40 hours of nationally accredited training to become Certified Crisis Hotline Specialists. Bilingual staff available.
• New Mexico Crisis and Access Line - If you or a loved one is experiencing any kind of emotional crisis, mental health or substance use concern, you can find help 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by calling the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line or Peer- to-Peer Warmline.
• UNM Adult Psychiatric Center - PES is the only 24-hour a day, 7-days a week Psychiatric Emergency Room in New Mexico. Clients who present with an acuity level that cannot be accommodated in Urgent Care, such as those at risk to self and/or others are referred to PES.
• UNM Children's Psychiatric Center - UNM Children’s Psychiatric Center provides intensive behavioral health care for children and adolescents through age 17.
• Valencia Shelter Services - Provides legal advocacy to those experiencing domestic violence and/or sexual assault. The Legal Advocacy Program includes support with filing restraining orders, court preparation, court attendance, and community outreach and education. Court many times can be confusing and overwhelming so consider having them walk alongside you on this journey. Advocacy for LGBTQ+ individuals especially those experiencing sexual assault and/or domestic violence issues. Serves Women and/or children. Rapid Assistance Program housing funding is open to all to apply. For urgent matters call the crisis line: 505-864-1383. Services are free.
• Veteran's Crisis Line - Confidential support for Veterans and their families.

• Full Circle Recovery - Intensive Outpatient Program & General Behavioral / Mental Health Clinic. Services: Intensive Outpatient Program, Clinical Assessment for substance use and substance use with co-occurring disorders, Referral to higher or lower level of care to include outpatient detoxification services, Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, and Random urinalysis screenings. We accept Medicaid Clients (Presbyterian, Western Sky, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Medicaid Exempt), Presbyterian commercial insurance, & Self Pay clientele at this time.
• Guidance Foundation - Counseling and Substance Use Disorder Treatment including Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Medication Assisted Treatment available. Spanish is spoken and we are culturally sensitive. Insurance: We accept nearly all major insurance plans including: New Mexico Medicaid Centennial except Presbyterian, Commercial Plans, Private Insurance, Senior Plans, Self-Pay and Credit Cards.
• Journey to Wellness - Interactive Substance Recovery Relapse Prevention Group.
• Narcotics Anonymous Meetings - Los Chavez - at 1st Baptist Church.
• New Mexico Department of Health - Los Lunas - Needle Exchange, Safer Supplies, Sharps Containers, Referrals to recovery services. Narcan /Naloxone available. Safe place for LGBTQ+, community training for LBGT support.
• New Thirst at Calvary Chapel Rio Grande Valley - Bible based addiction class/ support group.
• Recovery Services of Belen - Provides Methadone treatment and counseling for adults – intakes on every other Tues. Takes Medicaid.
• Rehab.com - A list of drug rehab centers throughout New Mexico.
• Start Your Recovery - A comprehensive directory of support resources in New Mexico. 
  • Find local treatment options vetted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  • Filter to find personalized support (including free and low-cost options)
  • Find support groups and other important non-clinical resources
• Treatment Connection Website - This is a statewide list of mental health treatment providers that New Mexico Human Services Dept. has contracted with to keep current.

• TeamBuilders - Therapist-led Parenting Groups, Family Therapy Approachable, Accessible and Authentic Community-Based Care for New Mexico.
• Youth Development, Inc. (YDI) - Parenting Classes, Teen Outreach Program, Money for Sports, Teen Court, Tobacco Cessation.
• Southwest Family Guidance Center and Institute - Family Therapy, Parent Coaching Sessions, THRIVE classes and Problem Behaviors to age 18.
• Reception and Assessment Center - Families and agencies can self-refer youth between 10 and 17 years of age who are having contact with law enforcement or school disciplinary staff. Assessment of family/youth needs and strengths and referral to community resources included.
• Small Steps Visitation - Visitation and Parenting Coaching.
• Prism Autism Services - Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions (Community and Center -based), SLP and Occupational Therapy.
• Parents As Teachers - Home visiting and education for parents of children prenatal through kindergarten entry. Bilingual services available.
• Open Skies - Behavior Management Services, Counseling, Respite care (in Albuquerque and Los Lunas), juvenile justice referrals, LGBTQ support.
• NMSU Extension - Family Health Classes/4-H/Parenting. The 4-H program is a family-oriented program which empowers youth to reach their full potential by working and learning in partnerships with caring adults.
• Journey to Wellness - Parenting classes are customized. Counseling services for individuals, and families. Specializing in equine, art, sand tray therapies. We attempt to use a non- traditional approach to therapy when able to do so.
• GRADS Program - Belen - Teen parents served at high school with classes to learn parenting skills, employment skills and other life skills. Childcare included.