July 2014- SCRTD pilot project (called Rio Grande Transit) is providing free bus service between Sierra County and Las Cruces through November 2014 (see attached bus schedule & other info). This bus does not provide local transportation. This month at the SCRTD Board meeting in Las Cruces it was announced that a ‘circulator system’ providing local transportation is being considered. More info about this soon!
(click on 'Read More' for monthly updates on SHC Transportation Conversation)
The Core Advocacy Training is a 40-hour initial skills and knowledge training for advocates of domestic violence victims/survivors in New Mexico, funded by the Children Youth and Families Department (CYFD). It is designed for new advocates; however, it is open to all.
Sierra Health Council’s 6-step plan in response to the 2012 Community Needs Assessment (CHNA)...(click on 'read more' for outline of plan & update on health council activities)
Make A Difference! Join in the CHNA discussion at the Sierra Health Council meetings, 3rd Wednesday of the month, 11am-1pm at the Civic Center in the Red Room. (click on 'Read More' for update)
Press Release Transportation.pdf
Centennial Care=Medicaid- Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) will provide care to New Mexicans who qualify for Medicaid
Yes-New Mexico-Check your Eligibility for Medicaid online