About
About
About
About
HopeWorks is one of the largest homeless service providers in New Mexico. Every year, almost 8,500 men, women, and children come through our doors seeking day shelter, housing, and mental/behavioral health services.
About Us
HopeWorks’ superpowers are its employees and its clients. Every single person who comes to work here has been called to help and often has an intimate connection to our mission. Every client who walks through our doors has a story of resilience and power to be admired. It takes bravery to say, “I need help,” and vulnerability to say, “Will you help me?”
HopeWorks was founded in 1985 by the Episcopal community, who saw a need that looked much different than today. Back then, providing meals was most important, and many of the folks coming in only needed temporary help to get back on their feet.
Today, the problem is more complicated, and therefore the “solution” isn’t simple or quick. It requires a multi-pronged approach, over time, and must be infused with a lot of sensitivity, compassion, and forgiveness.
HopeWorks employs a workforce of nearly 100 of the most dedicated people on Earth. Our budget is approximately $9 million, and we operate a myriad of programs at the highest level, designed to address complex challenges people who are experiencing homelessness often face. In fact, much of our programming is nationally known, duplicated, and recognized.
About Us
HopeWorks’ superpowers are its employees and its clients. Every single person who comes to work here has been called to help and often has an intimate connection to our mission. Every client who walks through our doors has a story of resilience and power to be admired. It takes bravery to say, “I need help,” and vulnerability to say, “Will you help me?”
HopeWorks was founded in 1985 by the Episcopal community, who saw a need that looked much different than today. Back then, providing meals was most important, and many of the folks coming in only needed temporary help to get back on their feet.
Today, the problem is more complicated, and therefore the “solution” isn’t simple or quick. It requires a multi-pronged approach, over time, and must be infused with a lot of sensitivity, compassion, and forgiveness.
HopeWorks employs a workforce of 100 of the most dedicated people on Earth. Our budget is approximately $12 million, and we operate a myriad of programs at the highest level, designed to address complex challenges people who are experiencing homelessness often face. In fact, much of our programming is nationally known, duplicated, and recognized.
About Us
HopeWorks’ superpowers are its employees and its clients. Every single person who comes to work here has been called to help and often has an intimate connection to our mission. Every client who walks through our doors has a story of resilience and power to be admired. It takes bravery to say, “I need help,” and vulnerability to say, “Will you help me?”
HopeWorks was founded in 1985 by the Episcopal community, who saw a need that looked much different than today. Back then, providing meals was most important, and many of the folks coming in only needed temporary help to get back on their feet.
Today, the problem is more complicated, and therefore the “solution” isn’t simple or quick. It requires a multi-pronged approach, over time, and must be infused with a lot of sensitivity, compassion, and forgiveness.
HopeWorks employs a workforce of 100 of the most dedicated people on Earth. Our budget is approximately $12 million, and we operate a myriad of programs at the highest level, designed to address complex challenges people who are experiencing homelessness often face. In fact, much of our programming is nationally known, duplicated, and recognized.
What We Do
What We Do
Mental & Behavioral Health
HopeWorks provides a variety of services offered by skilled practitioners. These include outpatient individual and group therapy, groups, medication prescription and management, and psychosocial rehabilitation and case management services. As a Community Mental Health Center, HopeWorks is able to offer these services to anyone, regardless of their housing situation or insurance status.
Mental & Behavioral Health
Mental & Behavioral Health
Recognizing the critical role a stable, low-barrier place to live plays in ending homeless episodes, our robust Housing Division currently operates six housing programs, ranging from transitional living, to rapid re-housing for families (Hope Found), to permanent supportive housing – depending on the needs of clients.
Housing
Housing
Housing
Day Shelter
The Susan B. Sager Day Shelter provides a safe place for individuals experiencing homelessness to rest and receive meals, clothing, showers, storage, mail, and more – all while engaging in a community setting. Over 5,000 clients per year have onsite connections to these services and connections to screening, referrals, and clinical support.
Day Shelter
Day Shelter
Hope Village is New Mexico’s first newly-constructed single-site project, providing both permanent supportive housing for 42 individuals and healing through wraparound care including 24/7 staff support, onsite mental and behavioral health services, and a safe, stable housing unit thoughtfully designed with trauma-informed architecture to maximize feelings of safety needed to heal.
Hope Village
Hope Village
Hope Village
Our Vision
We must heal systemic homelessness.
How do we do this? By prioritizing love and community.Our Vision
We must heal systemic homelessness.
How do we do this? By prioritizing love and community.Learn More About Our Work
Learn More About Our Work
