We provide children with special needs, their families, and the community with therapeutic, educational, child care, and support services.

Aprendamos Family of Services is made up of six programs to serve children and families throughout New Mexico. Cariño Home Visiting provides free home visiting for families with a child aged birth to 5. Conscious Father Program offers fathering classes for fathers and father figures. Aprendamos Early Intervention provides free early intervention for children ages birth to three. Esperanza Children's Therapy Clinics provide speech, occupational and physical therapy for children ages 3-18. Mariposa Autism Service Center provides ABA services for children diagnosed with Autism. Alegria Family Counseling clinic offers mental health and family therapy for children, adolescents, individuals, and families. Aprendamos Family of Services is proud to be a values-based organization focusing on families first and hiring A-Players. Our growth from one program, one therapist, one family services coordinator, and one building to six programs, over 240 team members, and six facilities has all been family and needs-based driven. We are proud women lead and diverse organization. We aren't perfect, but we try hard every day to help children, families, and our future. Our Aprendamos Family: Cariño Home Visiting Program Conscious Fathering Program Aprendamos Early Intervention Esperanza Children's Therapy Mariposa Autism Service Center Alegria Family Counseling

Serving Dona Ana County since 1982, Mesilla Valley Hospice provides care for residents in our community who have been diagnosed with life-limiting illnesses. Whether patients choose to receive care in their own home, nursing home/assisted living facility, or in La Posada (Mesilla Valley Hospice's very own residential facility), the team of care staff are here to help.

Tresco is a non-profit company organized, governed and staffed for the sole purpose of making a positive impact in the lives of children with developmental delays, and people with disabilities in the community.

Families and Youth, Inc., (FYI) underlying philosophy is to build on family and individual strengths to preserve family ties whenever possible. FYI's approach to youth development is to empower the youth to increase personal assets and enhance coping/survival skills. A multi-systemic approach to providing services is utilized by the staff, emphasizing specific skill development. Individual cognitive behavioral therapy and strategic or structural family therapy are provided to the adolescent and their families based on their individual treatment plan. FYI began as Children in Need of Services (CHINS, INC.,) on April 1977 under the leadership of Jose V. Frietze, LISW. To assess what services were needed, future State Representative Antonio Lujan, LISW, wrote a conceptual white paper and introduced the concept of a program based on the Salvador Minuchin Model of Family Therapy. Using this model, the CHINS approach focused on the participation of the entire family to enhance the possibility of a child's success. This model was adopted for statewide implementation of CHINS Services. As a result of elections in New Mexico, a new Governor was elected in 1984. That Governor proceeded to eliminate all funding for CHINS programs statewide. This sudden and dramatic change in funding forced CHINS, Inc., to re-examine its organizational structure and its focus. CHINS, Inc. was on the verge of closing down and the staff members who remained chose to make this challenge an opportunity. Collectively they decided to rename the agency Families & Youth, Inc., (FYI). A mission statement was developed and a new assertive attitude surfaced among the FYI staff.

Executive leadership for regional anti-poverty agency serving 30,000 clients annually. CAASNM delivers high-impact programs that help low-income New Mexicans achieve economic self-sufficiency.

Amistad is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit agency providing a variety of programs including medical transportation, guardianship services, family counseling, veteran services, money management, and healthcare guidance to the elderly and to residents with disabilities in West Texas. Amistad was founded in 1976 as an initiative under the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), spearheaded by Ms. Lucy G. Acosta and a core group of volunteers. The initial goal of the agency was to provide transportation and social services to elderly residents and persons with disabilities. Today, Amistad serves as the only nonprofit Managed Transportation Organization (MTO) for 23 Far West Texas counties. Mission To advocate, connect, and deliver social services to communities, ensuring a dignified and meaningful life for all. Vision Every individual has access to services that promote a quality life through the Amistad spirit of compassion. Values Respect, Honesty, Integrity, Service, Excellence

Spectrum Therapy Consultants was founded in 2006 by Sandra G. Terrazas, PT. Spectrum Therapy Consultants has various outpatient clinics and contracts with 2 home health agencies.

El Paso Center for Children is a nonprofit organization management company based out of the United States. For more than 100 years, the El Paso Center for Children has evolved with El Paso, continually customizing its programs and services to meet the needs of our community.

Child Crisis Center of El Paso's mission is to protect children from abuse and neglect by providing emergency shelter services, family education and prevention services.

An organization dedicated to supporting those in current domestic abuse situations through counseling and services and preventing upcoming cases through education and outreach.