Rio Arriba, NM – 100% New Mexico Initiative

WHERE ARE THE GAPS IN SERVICES?

In our assessment phase, we are asking parents and caregivers about their access to the ten services for surviving and thriving. Survey respondents have come from the following communities: Abiquiú, Alcalde, Canjilon, Cañones, Canova Chamita, Chili, Chama, Chimayó, Cordova, Dixon, Dulce, El Duende, El Rito, Ensenada, Hernandez, Española, La Madera, La Mesilla, La Villita, Los Luceros, Los Ojos, Lyden, Ohkay Owingeh, Pueblito, Santa Clara Pueblo, Tierra Amarilla, Truchas and Velarde. The Anna Age Eight Institute partnered with United Way of Northern New Mexico, the New Mexico Department of Health, NM Probation and Parole, NM State Police, Española City Police Department, NM Treatment Services, Moving Arts Española, and various community partners who actively participated in Anna, Age Eight Institute meetings. Teams surveyed at various locations throughout the survey time period including McCurdy Mission Fall Fiesta, Española School District Parent Teacher Conferences, Moving Arts Española, New Mexico Treatment Services, Presbyterian Hospital, and many other locations. To learn about our survey process, results and ongoing assessments of access issues, please contact the Anna, Age Eight Institute.