Help in Grant County

A free directory of 1434 places to get help in and around Grant County, New Mexico: shelter, food, recovery, health care, benefits, legal help and more. Kept up to date by the Silver City Gospel Mission.

In danger right now: call 911. Crisis or thoughts of suicide: call or text 988 (24/7). NM Crisis Line: 1-855-662-7474. Domestic violence: 1-800-799-7233. Not an emergency (police, fire, sheriff): 575-388-8840 (Central Dispatch). Print our list of phone numbers →
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51 organizations, 68 services for Domestic and sexual violence

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Sierra House shelter for women and childrenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
Transitional shelter next door to the Mission for women and their children, including survivors of domestic violence. Location is not published.
575-388-5071
Hours: Call 575-388-5071
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women and their children who have nowhere safe to stay.
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DeafLEAD
Deaf Crisis Line (ASL videophone and text)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Seniors and disability
24/7 crisis support in ASL by videophone, and by text (text HAND to 839863), for people who are Deaf, hard of hearing or DeafBlind, including crime victims.
321-800-3323
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: People who are Deaf, hard of hearing or DeafBlind, and people supporting them. 988 also takes videophone calls.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
La Piñon Sexual Assault Recovery Services3 services
KidTalk Warmline (call or text for kids)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
A line kids can call or text to talk with a caring volunteer about bullying, family problems, abuse, relationships, drugs or pregnancy. Callers can stay anonymous.
575-636-3636
Hours: Mon-Thu 3pm-10pm; Fri 3pm-midnight; Sat 10am-midnight; Sun 10am-10pm
Where: Las Cruces (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Children and teens.
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La Piñon Deming office (sexual assault services)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 53 miles from Silver City
Deming satellite office of La Piñon: sexual assault advocacy and counseling closer to Grant and Luna County residents. Call the 24-hour line to reach an advocate or set a visit.
575-526-3437
Where: Deming (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual assault or abuse and their families.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
24-hour sexual assault crisis line, advocacy and counselingconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 113 miles from Silver City
24-hour crisis line for sexual assault and abuse survivors and their families. Crisis response, medical advocacy at the SANE exam unit, legal help, and therapy. Survivors do not have to report to police to get help.
575-526-3437
Hours: Crisis line 24/7; office weekdays
Where: Las Cruces (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual assault or sexual abuse (any age) and their family and friends. Family or friends may call for a survivor.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
NM Secretary of State - Safe at Home
Safe at Home address confidentiality for survivorsconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · ID and documents · Phone, mail and internet
Gives survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking a free substitute address to use for school, work and agencies. The state forwards their mail so the abuser cannot find their new home.
800-477-3632
Who it's for: NM residents who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, attempted sexual assault or stalking and who have moved (or will soon move) to a place unknown to the abuser. Parents/guardians can apply for a child.
Bring: Application packet completed with an application assistant at a DV or sexual assault program; must be notarized
Referral needed · Free
Sixth Judicial District Attorney - Grant County
Victim advocate (Victim/Witness Assistance Program)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
DA victim advocates help crime victims understand their rights and follow their case through court. Silver City PD has no separate published victim advocate line; call the DA main office and ask for the Victim/Witness Assistance Program.
575-388-1941
Hours: Weekdays (call)
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone
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Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Office - Grant County
Victim advocates for crime victimsconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
The prosecutor's office for Grant, Luna and Hidalgo counties. Victim advocates explain the court process, keep victims informed about hearings, help with victim impact statements and can help apply for crime victim reparation money.
575-388-1941
Hours: Weekday business hours (call)
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Victims of any crime being prosecuted in Grant County (the office does not limit help to the crimes listed in the NM Constitution), plus witnesses. The website has help pages for unsafe relationships, temporary orders of protection, case status, and Spanish speakers.
Bring: Police report or case number if you have it
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Sixth Judicial District Court - Grant County Clerk
District court clerk (felony, divorce, custody, protection orders, name changes)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · ID and documents · Legal help, courts and re-entry
District court clerk's office; self-help forms; orders of protection.
575-538-3250 ext. 2
Hours: Clerk Mon-Fri 8am-4pm (open over lunch); court 8am-5pm
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone
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Adult Protective Services
Adult Protective Servicesconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Seniors and disability · 1 miles from Silver City
State agency that investigates abuse, neglect or exploitation of adults who cannot protect themselves. Anyone can make a report. Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger.
1-866-654-3219
Hours: Report line 24/7 at 1-866-654-3219. Silver City office (575-534-0832) Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00.
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Vulnerable adults 18+
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El Refugio6 services
Advocacy, protection orders and rehousingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 1 miles from Silver City
Advocates help with safety planning, protection orders and court. Transitional housing and Rapid Re-Housing for survivors. Sign-up point for the statewide homeless housing list (coordinated entry) for DV survivors.
575-538-2125 · 24/7: 888-538-2125
Hours: Office weekdays; hotline 24/7
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of domestic or sexual violence
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Casa Carmel domestic violence shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · 1 miles from Silver City
Casa Carmel: safe, confidential 24/7 shelter for women or men fleeing domestic violence and their children. Up to 90 days with case management and classes. Ask about offsite care for pets. Toll-free 1-888-538-2125.
575-538-2125 · 24/7: 888-538-2125
Hours: 24/7
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women or men and their children in immediate danger from domestic violence
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Counseling for domestic violence survivors and childrenconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 1 miles from Silver City
Therapy for adult survivors of domestic violence and play therapy for children, plus safety planning, classes and referrals. Services in English and Spanish.
575-538-2125
Hours: Office weekdays; hotline 24/7
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of domestic violence and their children
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El Refugio 24-hour crisis hotline (local DV shelter)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · 1 miles from Silver City
Local domestic violence crisis line and shelter for Grant and Hidalgo counties.
575-538-2125
Hours: 24/7
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone
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El Refugio toll-free crisis lineconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence
Toll-free crisis line.
888-538-2125
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Volunteer: domestic violence shelter and program helpconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Volunteering
El Refugio offers volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups supporting its domestic violence shelter and programs; it also takes donations from its wish list (children's items, diapers, school supplies).
575-538-2125
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Call to ask about current volunteer roles and required training.
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NM Children, Youth and Families Department - Grant County
Child protective servicesconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 1 miles from Silver City
Report child abuse or neglect and get family services.
1-800-353-5928 · 24/7: 1-855-333-7233
Hours: 24/7 hotline
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Children and families
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Silver Regional Sexual Assault Support Services (SRSASS)7 services
Counseling for sexual assault survivorsconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 1 miles from Silver City
Free trauma-informed individual and group counseling with licensed therapists, in person or virtual.
575-313-6203
Hours: Office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual assault and their families in Grant, Hidalgo, Catron and Luna counties.
Call first · Free
Food, transportation and housing help for survivorsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Food · Domestic and sexual violence · Transportation · 1 miles from Silver City
For survivors: emergency food items, bus passes, help finding housing (including emergency hotel stays), help with government applications, and local referrals.
575-313-6203
Hours: Office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual violence and their families served by SRSASS.
Free
Hospital, police and court accompaniment for survivorsconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 1 miles from Silver City
Advocates go with survivors to SANE exams, police interviews and court, and explain rights and options.
575-313-6203
Hours: 24-hour hotline 1-866-750-6474
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Free
Sexual assault crisis and supportconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 1 miles from Silver City
Free, confidential help for survivors of sexual assault and child abuse: 24-hour hotline, crisis help, advocacy, case management and safety planning. Works with SANE nurses for forensic exams.
575-313-6203 · 24/7: 866-750-6474
Hours: Office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm; 24-hour hotline 1-866-750-6474
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual violence or child abuse and their families in Grant, Hidalgo, Catron and Luna counties. Services in English and Spanish.
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Sexual assault crisis line (Silver City)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · 1 miles from Silver City
Local sexual assault program listed by the NM Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs.
866-750-6474
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone
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Silver Regional Child Advocacy Centerconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 1 miles from Silver City
Child-friendly place for children who were abused: forensic interviews, counseling for the child and family, and coordination with police and child protective services.
575-313-6203
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Children who have experienced abuse or other crimes, and their families.
Free
Volunteer: sexual assault advocateconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Volunteering
Volunteer advocates support survivors at the hospital and at court, help answer the 24-hour crisis line, and help with outreach and fundraising events.
575-313-6203
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Free 40-hour advocacy training, self-paced online any time or on Zoom each fall and spring through the NM state coalition. Monthly meetings and trainings.
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Luna County Healing House2 services
Domestic violence emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Hygiene and personal care · 53 miles from Silver City
County-run 24/7 shelter for people fleeing domestic violence, with food, toiletries, bedding and case management for housing, jobs, benefits and protection orders; stays up to 90 days.
(575) 546-6539
Hours: 24/7
Where: Deming (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Single adults, adults with children, or emancipated minors fleeing domestic violence
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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Domestic violence shelter and advocacyconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Hygiene and personal care · 53 miles from Silver City
County-run 24/7 shelter for people fleeing domestic violence, with food, toiletries, case management, help with protection orders, housing and benefits.
(575) 546-6539
Hours: 24/7
Where: Deming (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Adults, adults with children, and emancipated minors fleeing domestic violence
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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La Casa Inc
Domestic violence emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 110 miles from Silver City
Safe shelter for men, women and children fleeing violence for up to 90 days, with counseling, advocacy, legal and immigration help; longer housing may follow.
(575) 526-2819 · 24/7: (800) 376-2272
Hours: Hotline 24/7; office Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm
Where: Las Cruces (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ (and their children) fleeing domestic violence
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
Walk in · Free
Mount Graham Safe House
Domestic violence and homeless shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Pets · 115 miles from Silver City
24-hour shelter in Safford for people fleeing domestic or sexual violence (and homeless people in the area), with protection-order help, pet program and rent/relocation help.
(928) 348-9104 · 24/7: (888) 269-9104
Hours: 24/7; admin Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Where: Safford (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Victims of DV, sexual assault or stalking, or homeless people, in Graham, Greenlee and Gila counties
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Domestic Abuse Intervention Center (DAIC)
Domestic violence crisis help and shelter referralconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Clothing, showers and laundry · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 120 miles from Silver City
Sierra County's domestic violence program with 24-hour crisis help, advocacy, court help, counseling and referral to safe shelter.
(575) 894-3557 · 24/7: (575) 894-7111
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; after hours via dispatch
Where: Truth or Consequences (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Victims of domestic violence and families in Sierra County
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
Appointment · Free
Catholic Community Services - House of Hope
Douglas domestic violence shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · 150 miles from Silver City
Confidential shelter in Douglas for women and children fleeing domestic violence.
(520) 364-2465
Hours: Office Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Where: Douglas (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women (and their children) fleeing abuse
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Center of Protective Environment (COPE)
Domestic violence shelter (Otero and Lincoln counties)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 180 miles from Silver City
Domestic violence shelter, crisis help, counseling and protection-order help in Alamogordo, with a second office in Ruidoso.
(575) 434-3622 · 24/7: (575) 437-2673
Hours: 24/7 crisis line 575-437-2673 (toll-free 1-866-350-2673; text line 575-430-5759); office Mon 8-11am & 12:30-5pm, Tue-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-noon
Where: Alamogordo (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Domestic violence survivors and their children in Otero and Lincoln counties
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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Catholic Community Services - Forgach House
Sierra Vista domestic crisis shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Transportation · 190 miles from Silver City
Confidential shelter in Sierra Vista for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and trafficking, with advocacy, protection-order help and rides to appointments.
(520) 458-9096
Hours: 24/7 hotline
Where: Sierra Vista (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors (women and men, with children)
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Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse
24-hour hotline and emergency DV shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 200 miles from Silver City
Pima County's main domestic abuse agency with a 24-hour multilingual hotline, emergency shelter at a confidential location, crisis help and safety planning.
(520) 795-4266 · 24/7: (888) 428-0101
Hours: Hotline 24/7
Where: Tucson (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone experiencing abuse by a partner, and their children
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring; ID and medications if possible
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S.A.F.E. House
Domestic violence emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 235 miles from Silver City
New Mexico's largest domestic violence shelter, at a confidential location, with food, clothing, counseling and case management for adults and children; stays up to 90 days. English and Spanish.
(505) 247-4219 · 24/7: (800) 773-3645
Hours: 24/7 hotline
Where: Albuquerque (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Adults and their children fleeing intimate partner violence
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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Steelbridge (formerly Albuquerque Rescue Mission)
Women's Center of Hopeconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Alcohol and drug recovery · Domestic and sexual violence · Faith and community · 235 miles from Silver City
Free 12-month Christian residential program for women dealing with homelessness, addiction, abuse or trafficking, with housing, meals, counseling and life skills.
(505) 346-4673 x129
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 8am-1pm
Where: Albuquerque (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Single adult women willing to do a faith-based program
Bring: Photo ID; Call to confirm
Walk in · Free
Battered Families Services Inc
Domestic violence shelter (McKinley County)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 255 miles from Silver City
Gallup's domestic violence shelter for women and children with counseling, legal advocacy, job help and housing assistance.
(505) 722-7483 · 24/7: (800) 634-4508
Hours: 24/7 line; office Mon-Thu 8:30am-4pm, Fri 9am-noon
Where: Gallup (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women and children fleeing domestic violence
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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Against Abuse Inc - La Casa de Paz
Casa Grande domestic violence shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · 265 miles from Silver City
Confidential emergency shelter in Pinal County for victims of domestic and sexual violence. Casa Grande has no general homeless shelter; The Rest Stop (1532 E 10th St) is a day center.
(520) 836-1239 · 24/7: (520) 836-0858
Hours: 24/7
Where: Casa Grande (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Victims of domestic or sexual violence
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Roswell Refuge
Domestic violence shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · 270 miles from Silver City
Emergency shelter, advocacy, children's program and help with protection orders for domestic violence survivors in Chaves County. English and Spanish.
(575) 624-3222 · 24/7: (575) 627-8361
Hours: 24/7 hotline; office Mon-Sat 8am-5pm
Where: Roswell (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of domestic violence and their children
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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The Life Link2 services
Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative survivor aftercare and housingconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · 290 miles from Silver City
NM's only full aftercare program for trafficking survivors: crisis response, intensive case management, benefits help, mental health and substance use care, and emergency through permanent housing. Law enforcement cooperation not required.
505-438-0010 · 24/7: 505-438-3733
Hours: Hotline 24/7; office M-F
Where: Santa Fe (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of human trafficking in New Mexico
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505-GET-FREE New Mexico human trafficking hotlineconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
New Mexico's statewide bilingual trafficking hotline; advocates connect callers to safety, housing, legal aid, medical, mental health and immigration help. No police involvement required.
505-438-3733
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Survivors, people at risk, and concerned helpers in NM
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Esperanza Shelter for Battered Families
Domestic violence shelter and 24/7 hotlineconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Pets · 295 miles from Silver City
Confidential shelter for domestic violence survivors and their children, with safety planning, counseling and a safe place for pets. English and Spanish.
505-416-7184 · 24/7: 888-473-5312
Hours: 24/7 hotline; support center Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Where: Santa Fe (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: People threatened by domestic violence and their children; Santa Fe and the Eight Northern Pueblos
Bring: Whatever you can safely bring
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211 Arizona
Statewide information and referral lineconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Domestic and sexual violence · Veterans · Utilities and bills · 300 miles from Silver City
Free statewide helpline and online directory to find shelter, housing help, food, utility help and more anywhere in Arizona, including a Housing Crisis Hotline.
(877) 211-8661
Hours: Daily 9am-7pm
Where: Phoenix (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone needing help in Arizona
Free
Northland Family Help Center
Domestic violence shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 400 miles from Silver City
24-hour shelter in Flagstaff for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and trafficking, open to all genders and family types, with counseling and legal advocacy.
(928) 527-1900 · 24/7: (877) 634-2723
Hours: 24/7
Where: Flagstaff (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of DV, sexual assault or trafficking and their families
Call first · Free
Renew Inc.
Domestic violence safehouseconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · 410 miles from Silver City
Free, confidential safehouse and 24-hour call/text line for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Montezuma and Dolores counties.
(970) 565-4886 · 24/7: (970) 560-8330
Hours: 24/7
Where: Cortez (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: DV and sexual assault survivors, mainly Montezuma and Dolores counties
Bring: Nothing required
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Alternative Horizons
Domestic violence advocacy and support lineconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 450 miles from Silver City
24/7 support line, advocacy, counseling and free civil legal help for domestic violence survivors in La Plata and San Juan counties; helps with safety and shelter referrals.
(970) 247-4374 · 24/7: (970) 247-9619
Hours: Line 24/7; office Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Where: Durango (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: DV survivors in La Plata and San Juan counties, CO
Bring: Nothing required
Call first · Free
1in6
Online support groups for male survivors of sexual abuseconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
Free, anonymous, counselor-led text-based weekly support groups and resources for men who were sexually abused or assaulted. For one-to-one help it refers to RAINN.
Hours: Several groups weekly (evenings ET)
Who it's for: Men 18+ who experienced sexual abuse or assault, and people who care about them
Free
Animal Welfare Institute
Safe Havens for Pets directory (pet sheltering for DV survivors and homeless petconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Pets
Free online search, by ZIP code, of programs that will house or board a pet while the owner is in a domestic violence shelter or is homeless, or that refer to such programs. Started in 2011 for DV survivors and expanded in 2025 to include people experienc
Who it's for: Anyone looking for temporary housing for a pet while they find safety or shelter.
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Animal Welfare Institute - Safe Havens for Pets
Directory of pet sheltering for domestic violence survivors and unhoused peopleconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Pets
Free online directory, searchable by ZIP code, of shelters, vets, foster programs and DV shelters that will keep or house pets for people fleeing abuse, and (since 2025) for people experiencing homelessness.
Hours: Online 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone
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Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline
24/7 child abuse support line (call, text, chat)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
Counselors support children, teens and adults worried about child abuse. Not a reporting line; to report abuse in NM call CYFD at 1-855-333-7233 (#SAFE).
1-800-422-4453
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone concerned about or affected by child abuse
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love is respect
Dating abuse helpline for teens and young adultsconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
Advocates help young people with dating abuse, unhealthy relationships and safety planning by phone, text or chat.
1-866-331-9474
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Teens and young adults, and people who care about them
Call first · Free
National Domestic Violence Hotline2 services
24/7 domestic violence hotline (call, text, chat)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
Advocates help anyone experiencing relationship abuse, including men and LGBTQ+ survivors, with safety planning and connection to local shelters.
1-800-799-7233
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone affected by domestic violence
Call first · Free
DV hotline (1-800-799-SAFE)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence
24/7 advocates by phone, chat, or text START to 88788. TTY 1-800-787-3224.
800-799-7233
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
National Human Trafficking Hotline
24/7 human trafficking hotline (call, text, chat)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Confidential help for people forced, tricked or pressured into work or sex, and for reporting tips; connects to local services and shelter.
1-888-373-7888
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Victims, survivors and anyone with a concern
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National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline (love is respect)
Teen dating abuse helplineconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
For young people experiencing dating abuse (listed by National DV Hotline).
866-331-9474
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV)
Statewide DV hotline list and resource mapconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence
Coalition of NM domestic violence programs; website lists every local hotline and a map of services (shelter, protection-order help, emergency phones, abuse intervention groups) by county.
505-246-9240
Hours: Office weekdays
Where: Albuquerque (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors and advocates
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New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs
New Mexico Sexual Assault Helpline (call, text, chat)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
Statewide 24/7 bilingual line for sexual assault survivors; responders listen and link to the nearest local program. Not a suicide line.
1-844-667-2457
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: All New Mexicans affected by sexual violence
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New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation Commission
Money to help crime victims with medical, counseling, funeral and lost wage costconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Benefits · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Money and banking · Death and burial
State fund that repays crime victims for costs not covered elsewhere, such as medical and counseling bills, lost wages, funeral costs and relocation after violent crime. Apply within two years of the crime.
800-306-6262
Hours: Statewide phone/online; weekday business hours
Where: Albuquerque (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Victims of violent crime in New Mexico and their families
Bring: Police report number, bills and receipts
Free
New Mexico Legal Aid
Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking Legal Helplineconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Free, confidential statewide helpline: legal information and referrals on protection orders, divorce, custody, child support, housing, benefits and the criminal process. Interpreters available. Some attorney help case by case.
1-877-974-3400
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Who it's for: Victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking, plus their family, friends, advocates and case managers. NMLA family law help (divorce, custody) is only for victims of domestic abuse.
Bring: Any court papers
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New Mexico VINE (Dept. of Information Technology)
Victim notification of offender release or escapeconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Free confidential service to check an offender's custody status in NM jails/prisons and get a call, text or email if they are released or escape. Does not replace DA notices for parole hearings.
1-877-551-8463
Hours: 24/7 operators
Who it's for: Crime victims and anyone concerned
Bring: Offender name or booking number
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NM Corrections Department - Victim Services
Offender status / victim notification lineconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Victims can learn an offender's supervision status, location or release date (877-VICTIM4).
877-842-8464
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Who it's for: Anyone
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NM Crime Victims Reparation Commission
Crime victim compensationconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Death and burial
Helps crime victims with medical, counseling, funeral and lost-wage costs.
800-306-6262
Where: Albuquerque (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
NM CYFD - Statewide Central Intake
Report child abuse or neglect (#SAFE)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families
24/7 report line for child abuse/neglect; from a cell phone dial #SAFE (#7233).
855-333-7233 · 24/7: #SAFE
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
NM Sexual Assault Helpline (NMCSAP)
Statewide sexual assault helpline (call/text/chat)confirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence
Statewide call, text or chat helpline, English/Spanish.
844-667-2457
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
RAINN
National Sexual Assault Hotline (phone and online chat)confirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
24/7 confidential support for survivors of sexual assault of any gender, in English and Spanish; connects callers to a local rape crisis center.
1-800-656-4673
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Survivors of sexual violence and people helping them
Call first · Free
RedRover
RedRover Relief: urgent vet care grants and pet boarding help for domestic violeconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Pets
National animal charity. Urgent Care grants help pay for life-saving vet treatment when an owner cannot afford it. Its domestic violence program pays for temporary boarding and vet care so a survivor can bring pets out of an abusive home while staying in
(916) 429-2457
Where: Sacramento (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Urgent care: pet owners in financial hardship with an animal in a life-threatening situation. DV boarding: survivor working with a DV shelter in the US.
Bring: A written estimate from the vet or boarding kennel.
Free
RedRover Relief
Safe Escape grants: pet boarding for domestic violence survivorsconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Pets
Pays up to 45 days of kennel or vet boarding (up to $40/day per pet, usually 3 pets or fewer) plus needed vaccines while a survivor stays in a domestic violence shelter.
916-429-2457
Hours: Reviewed Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm Pacific
Who it's for: Survivors staying in, or working with an advocate to enter, a domestic violence shelter
Call first · Free
StrongHearts Native Helpline2 services
DV helpline for Native Americansconfirmed October 2026
Domestic and sexual violence · Native American services
Culturally specific domestic and sexual violence helpline (listed by National DV Hotline).
844-762-8483
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Native crisis line for domestic and sexual violenceconfirmed October 2026
Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence
Culturally grounded advocacy by phone, text or chat for American Indian and Alaska Native people facing abuse or sexual violence.
844-762-8483
Hours: 24/7 per recent listings
Who it's for: Native Americans and Alaska Natives; also concerned family and friends
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Is your organization listed? We email each organization a private link to check and update its own listing. Need a new link, or want to be added? Use this form, call 575-388-5071, or email randy@silvercitygospelmission.org.
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Kept by the Silver City Gospel Mission · 111 S. Texas St., Silver City, NM 88061 · 575-388-5071 · Updated October 28, 2026. Information comes from the providers themselves, public sources and our staff. It is offered as a help, not a guarantee; please call ahead.