What We Do
What We Do
What We Do
What We Do
Our Approach
While organizing what we do at HopeWorks into concrete categories is useful, our work is fluid, moving between categories, and even shape-shifting. Drawing from the work of Adrienne Marie Brown on Emergent Strategy, our efforts are rooted in concepts such as change is constant, not being satisfied with the status quo, and shared responsibility and collective action for addressing societal challenges. As such, please consider the categories below with this in mind.
Our Approach
HopeWorks makes contact with people living on the streets, alleyways and in tunnels in an effort to build trust and ultimately provide services.
HopeWorks makes contact with people living on the streets, alleyways and in tunnels in an effort to build trust and ultimately provide services.
The Day Shelter of Hope/Susan B. Sager Day Shelter, provides a safe place for individuals experiencing homelessness to rest, receive meals, clothing, showers, storage, mail, and more–all while engaging in a community setting.
The Day Shelter of Hope/Susan B. Sager Day Shelter, provides a safe place for individuals experiencing homelessness to rest, receive meals, clothing, showers, storage, mail, and more–all while engaging in a community setting.
HopeWorks implements the “Housing First” approach, which is a nationally recognized best practice for healing homelessness. HopeWorks houses individuals and families across Albuquerque and provides case management and supportive services to these individuals and families.
HopeWorks implements the “Housing First” approach, which is a nationally recognized best practice for healing homelessness. HopeWorks houses individuals and families across Albuquerque and provides case management and supportive services to these individuals and families.
Hope Village is the first newly constructed, single-site, 42 unit permanent supportive housing project in New Mexico. Providing permanent housing and 24/7 wraparound services for our neighbors with mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders who have experienced chronic homelessness.
Hope Village is the first newly constructed, single-site, 42 unit permanent supportive housing project in New Mexico. Providing permanent housing and 24/7 wraparound services for our neighbors with mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders who have experienced chronic homelessness.
At HopeWorks, skilled practitioners provide a myriad of services, including outpatient individual and group therapy, and medication prescription management. This program provides case management and coordination of medical, housing and psychiatric services to clients with severe mental illness.
At HopeWorks, skilled practitioners provide a myriad of services, including outpatient individual and group therapy, and medication prescription management. This program provides case management and coordination of medical, housing and psychiatric services to clients with severe mental illness.
PSR is a voluntary recovery-centered, clubhouse-based day program. There is no limit to how long a person may participate. PSR’s model includes the following major components:
- Basic Living Skills Development
- Psychosocial Skills Training
- Therapeutic Socialization
- Individual Empowerment
PSR is a voluntary recovery-centered, clubhouse-based day program. There is no limit to how long a person may participate. PSR’s model includes the following major components:
- Basic Living Skills Development
- Psychosocial Skills Training
- Therapeutic Socialization
- Individual Empowerment
Assertive Community Treatment is an evidence-based team model providing multi-disciplinary service to persons in the community with severe and persisting mental illness, as well as co-occurring substance use disorders and medical comorbidities. ACT is a “hospital without walls” for providing community support.
Assertive Community Treatment is an evidence-based team model providing multi-disciplinary service to persons in the community with severe and persisting mental illness, as well as co-occurring substance use disorders and medical comorbidities. ACT is a “hospital without walls” for providing community support.
A three to six month re-entry program offering case management, employment and housing for individuals exiting criminal system each year.
A three to six month re-entry program offering case management, employment and housing for individuals exiting criminal system each year.