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.

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★ Our servicesSilver City Gospel Mission
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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El Refugio3 services
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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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
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New Mexico Recovery Coalition
Mobile street outreach for people experiencing homelessnessconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Alcohol and drug recovery · 1 miles from Silver City
Outreach team goes to people living on the street or in camps, offers basic supplies, assesses needs, and connects people to shelter, health care, mental health and substance use treatment, and housing.
505-469-1139
Where: 500 N. Hudson St., Unit 1953 (mailing), Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Adults experiencing homelessness.
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Silver City Street Outreach4 services
Emergency Warming Center (cold nights)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Weather and disaster · 1 miles from Silver City
Overnight warming center on cold nights (below 40°F), with warm meals while supplies last. Overseen with the Silver City Fire Department.
575-519-5810
Hours: Winter nights below 40°F, 7:00pm-7:00am (call to confirm this season)
Where: 215 W. College Ave., Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Anyone who needs a warm place for the night; no barriers to entry
Walk in · Free
Street outreach and drop-in centerconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 1 miles from Silver City
Peer-led outreach plus a low-barrier daytime drop-in: food, water, hot drinks, hygiene supplies, phone and internet access, and help with housing, health care and recovery. Overnight warming center on freezing nights.
575-519-5810
Hours: Daily, about 10:00am-4:00pm, depending on volunteers (call to confirm)
Where: 215 W. College Ave., Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Anyone unhoused or at risk; low-barrier
Walk in · Free
Volunteer: drop-in center attendantconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Volunteering
Greet guests at the drop-in center for people without housing, offer basic help, keep the space tidy and help keep a calm, respectful atmosphere.
575-519-5810
Hours: 10am-6pm
Where: 215 W. College Ave., Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: No clinical experience needed. Must be reliable, kind and comfortable with people facing homelessness, mental illness or substance use.
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Volunteer: street outreach helpersconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Volunteering
Help outreach staff meet the immediate needs of people living outside and connect them to shelter, housing and services.
575-519-5810
Hours: 9am-5pm
Where: 215 W. College Ave., Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Outdoor work. Contact the program to discuss training and fit.
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SPIN (Supporting People In Need)2 services
Daily community dinnerconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · 1 miles from Silver City
Hot evening meal served daily at the SPIN building, alongside the seasonal shelter. SPIN also delivers food, medicine and essentials to homebound people.
(575) 494-1128
Hours: Daily from 5 pm
Where: 610 N. Silver St. (cul-de-sac at 7th St. and Gold, behind the public works yard), Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Men, women and children in need
Bring: Nothing
Walk in · Free
Seasonal Overnight Shelter (SOS)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 1 miles from Silver City
Overnight shelter for men, women and children with hot showers, dinner, laundry and counseling. Serves Grant and Luna counties. Not wheelchair accessible. Also listed at 601 N. Gold St. (same cul-de-sac at 7th and Gold).
575-956-6131
Hours: Usually opens December 1, every night from 5:00 pm. May be open more of the year: SPIN reported 3,900 bed nights in one quarter of 2025. Call to check.
Where: 610 N. Silver St. (cul-de-sac at 7th St. and Gold, behind the public works yard), Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Anyone experiencing homelessness: men, women and children, all ages and genders. No ID or citizenship needed. No violence, firearms, smoking, recreational drugs or alcohol.
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Gila National Forest - Supervisor's Office
Forest camping rules, fire restrictions and closuresconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Weather and disaster · 3 miles from Silver City
Call or visit for current fire restrictions, closures and camping stay limits for clients living or camping in the Gila (stay limit commonly 14 days).
575-388-8201
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Where: 3005 E Camino del Bosque, Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Anyone
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Grant County Office of Emergency Management
County emergency management (fires, floods, evacuations)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Weather and disaster · 3 miles from Silver City
County office that plans for and coordinates response to wildfires, floods and other disasters. Can help residents learn local hazards and gives out free family preparedness guides on request.
575-574-0065
Hours: County office hours
Where: 1400 Highway 180 E, Silver City, NM (map)
Who it's for: Grant County residents
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City of Rocks State Park
Campsites for RVs and tents, some with electric and water hookupsnot yet confirmed: call first
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · 30 miles from Silver City
State park campground between Silver City and Deming. Developed sites and a few electric/water sites; some can be reserved, some are first come. Nightly fee and a stay limit apply. Call to check current rules.
575-536-2800
Where: 327 Hwy 61, Faywood, NM (map)
Who it's for: Anyone; lower fees for NM residents
Bring: Payment for nightly fee; NM ID or plates for resident rate
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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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Casa Lucerito
Women's shelter (Las Cruces)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · 110 miles from Silver City
Shelter for adult women (18+) in Las Cruces with support toward jobs and stable housing. Serves women dealing with abuse, behavioral health or substance use issues, or disabilities. Location kept confidential.
575-312-6071
Where: Las Cruces, NM
Who it's for: Adult women 18 and older. Serves Dona Ana County; ask whether they accept women from Grant County. No one turned away for inability to pay.
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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
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Las Cruces Gospel Rescue Mission2 services
Emergency shelter and recovery programconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Alcohol and drug recovery · Faith and community · Hygiene and personal care · 110 miles from Silver City
Christian shelter for up to 120 people with separate areas for men, women and families, three free meals a day, clothing and showers; also offers a longer Christ-centered recovery and work program.
(575) 523-7727
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 12-3:30pm
Where: 1050 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ and families; older listing says photo ID required
Bring: Photo ID
Free
Christian shelter, three daily meals and longer-stay programconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · 113 miles from Silver City
Christian shelter in Las Cruces with room for up to about 120 people a night. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner every day to residents and walk-in guests and hands out blankets, socks and clothing. Longer-stay guests get Bible study, counseling, recov
575-523-7727
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri noon to 3:30pm; meals daily
Where: 1050 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless and low-income people; men, women and families (separate areas)
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Mesilla Valley Community of Hope
Camp Hope tent communityconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 110 miles from Silver City
Self-run tent community on the Community of Hope campus with about 50 tent sites, bathrooms, showers and a kitchen, for people working toward housing.
(575) 523-2219
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 999 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (map)
Who it's for: Adults currently experiencing homelessness
Bring: Call to confirm
Free
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Families and Youth Innovations Plus (FYI+)2 services
My Friend's Place emergency youth shelter (ages 12-17)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families · 113 miles from Silver City
16-bed short-term shelter in Las Cruces for runaway, homeless, system-involved and at-risk teens. Nearest youth shelter to Grant County.
575-556-1604
Hours: 24/7 shelter; call for intake
Where: 880 E Idaho Ave, Las Cruces, NM (map)
Who it's for: Youth ages 12-17
Bring: Any ID or school papers the youth has
Appointment · Free
The House of Kahlo LGBTQ+ housing and shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 113 miles from Silver City
Housing and emergency shelter support for LGBTQ+ teens and adults in Las Cruces, run by FYI+.
575-636-4114
Hours: Call
Where: 1320 S Solano Dr, Las Cruces, NM (map)
Who it's for: LGBTQ+ people, teens and up
Bring: ID if available
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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
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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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Amistad
24-hour Homeless Street Outreachconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Transportation · 155 miles from Silver City
Social workers who go out 24/7 to people living on the street in El Paso to connect them with shelter and services.
(915) 298-1115
Hours: 24/7
Where: El Paso, TX
Who it's for: People living unsheltered in El Paso
Bring: Nothing required
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Annunciation House
Hospitality house for migrants and refugeesconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Faith and community · 155 miles from Silver City
Catholic volunteer community in El Paso. Volunteers live in the same houses as the migrants, immigrants and refugees they host, mostly people from Mexico and Central America who cannot get help from most agencies.
Where: El Paso, TX
Who it's for: Migrants, immigrants and refugees in the El Paso-Juarez area
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Center Against Sexual and Family Violence (CASFV)
Emergency shelter and Crisis Hopelineconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
24/7 hotline and confidential emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their children, plus transitional housing, counseling and legal advocacy.
(915) 595-2238 · 24/7: (915) 593-7300 / 1-800-727-0511
Hours: Hotline 24/7; Family Resource Center Mon-Thu 8am-6pm, Fri 8am-noon
Where: El Paso (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors and their children; serves El Paso, Hudspeth and Culberson counties
Bring: Nothing required to call
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Child Crisis Center of El Paso
Emergency children's shelter and respiteconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
24/7 emergency shelter for young children whose families are in crisis (homelessness, domestic violence, medical emergency, incarceration), with meals, clothing, medical care and school transportation; parents keep custody.
(915) 562-7955
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 2100 N Stevens St, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Children ages 0-13 (per charity listing) whose families are in crisis
Bring: Call to confirm
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El Paso Coalition for the Homeless
Coordinated Entry (housing referral line)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · 155 miles from Silver City
Main gateway for most government-funded housing programs in El Paso County (rapid rehousing, supportive housing); one call gets you assessed and matched to programs.
(915) 500-1011
Hours: Hotline Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; walk-in access points Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4pm
Where: Walk-in access points: 1201 Yandell Dr and 8709 Dyer St, Suite 34, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: People experiencing homelessness in El Paso County
Bring: ID if you have it
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Endeavors
Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) - El Pasoconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Benefits · Jobs and training · Veterans · 155 miles from Silver City
Helps very-low-income veterans who are homeless or about to lose housing with short-term emergency housing, rent and utility help, VA benefits and job help.
(833) 828-6439
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 7500 Viscount (per 2021 release), El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Low-income veterans and families who are homeless or at risk; proof of discharge status
Bring: DD-214; ID; proof of income
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Opportunity Center for the Homeless5 services
Magoffin Veterans Shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Veterans · 155 miles from Silver City
Co-ed shelter for homeless veterans in El Paso County, focused on veterans with mental illness; residents get counseling and psychiatric care.
(915) 838-1808
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1307 Magoffin Ave, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless veterans in El Paso County; must take part in medication monitoring
Bring: DD-214 or VA info if you have it; ID
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Men's Resource Center (emergency shelter and day center)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Medical care · Alcohol and drug recovery · Phone, mail and internet · Hygiene and personal care · 155 miles from Silver City
Barrier-free 24-hour shelter and day center for homeless men with three meals a day, showers, laundry, storage, clothes closet, free medical care, mail/phone service and substance-use counseling.
(915) 577-0069
Hours: 24 hours, year-round
Where: 1208 Myrtle Ave, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men; everyone welcome regardless of mental health, drug or alcohol issues; must follow basic behavior rules
Bring: ID if you have it
Walk in · Free
Welcome Center (triage and short-term shelter)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 155 miles from Silver City
City-funded front door for people newly homeless in El Paso: short-term shelter, meals, showers and laundry, then referral to the right provider.
(915) 248-5567
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: El Paso, TX
Who it's for: Anyone experiencing homelessness in El Paso
Bring: Call to confirm
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Willie Sanchez Rosales Family Centerconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
Emergency shelter for homeless families with children, run by the Opportunity Center.
(915) 301-9850
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 510 S Oregon St, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Families with children (site says dual-parent families)
Bring: Call to confirm
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Women's Resource Center (emergency shelter)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Mental health and crisis · Alcohol and drug recovery · 155 miles from Silver City
Emergency shelter for single homeless women, with case management and links to mental health, recovery and housing help; a 2025 expansion added 20 permanent single rooms for women.
(915) 577-0069 ext. 266
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1220 Myrtle Ave, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Single homeless women
Bring: ID if you have it
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Rescue Mission of El Paso2 services
Christian shelter, meals and a relapse prevention programconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · 155 miles from Silver City
Christian shelter in downtown El Paso with free meals. It has a women's dorm, a family floor, and medical rooms for guests who need extra care. Men can join a drug and alcohol relapse prevention program, and residents can train for jobs at the mission's B
915-532-2575
Hours: Intake Tue-Thu; call for times
Where: 221 N Lee St, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men, women and families
Bring: State ID, driver's license, Social Security card or birth certificate; parents bring children's birth certificates. If you have no ID, come anyway and staff will help.
Call first · Free
Emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Jobs and training · Faith and community · Hygiene and personal care · 155 miles from Silver City
Christian mission downtown offering emergency shelter with free meals, showers and laundry, plus a recovery program and job training at its Hallelujah! BBQ restaurant.
(915) 532-2575
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 221 N Lee St, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults; older reports say families with young children housed in a separate building - call to confirm
Bring: ID if you have it; Call to confirm
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Reynolds Home
Shelter for homeless women and childrenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Jobs and training · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
Small home-style shelter for mothers and children who are homeless or fleeing abuse; stays averaged 4-6 months with help finding jobs and housing.
(915) 274-2598
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: El Paso (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Homeless women with children
Bring: Call to confirm
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The Salvation Army of El Paso
Red Shield Family Center (emergency shelter)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
Emergency shelter for families and individuals, up to 110 people, with three meals a day and help getting rehoused.
(915) 544-9811
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 4300 E Paisano Dr, El Paso, TX (map)
Who it's for: Families and individuals; first come, first served
Bring: Call to confirm
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Bisbee Coalition for the Homeless
Tintown Shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 175 miles from Silver City
24-hour shelter near Bisbee for men, women and families with meals, showers, laundry and case management; also helps with eviction prevention.
(520) 432-7839
Hours: 24 hours
Where: 509 Romero St, Bisbee, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men, women and families
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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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Good Neighbor Alliance (Catholic Community Services)
Sierra Vista emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 190 miles from Silver City
Shelter in Sierra Vista for homeless individuals and families with breakfast, dinner, showers and coordinated entry for housing. Merged with Catholic Community Services in 2025.
(520) 439-0776
Hours: Admin Mon-Fri 8am-3pm; showers Mon/Wed/Fri 8-11am
Where: 420 N 7th St, Sierra Vista, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless individuals and families
Bring: Documents depend on service
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Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona
Casa de Respiro medical respiteconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Medical care · 200 miles from Silver City
Short-term place for homeless adults to recover after a hospital stay (oxygen, wounds, diabetes, cancer, hospice), with El Rio Health clinic next door and help finding housing.
(520) 268-9759
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 4550 S Palo Verde Rd, Bldg 9, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Unhoused adults too sick for the street or shelter but not needing a hospital; must care for self, take own meds and walk 30 ft unaided
Bring: Hospital records, med list, prescriptions and home health/DME orders (sent by referring facility)
Referral needed
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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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Gospel Rescue Mission3 services
Addiction recovery program (men and women)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · School, GED and reading · Faith and community · 200 miles from Silver City
Free, long-term, Christ-centered live-in recovery program for men and women who are homeless and struggling with addiction. Includes counseling, life skills, GED prep and job readiness.
(520) 740-1501
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 6am-2:30pm
Where: 4550 S Palo Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Adults with drug or alcohol problems who are homeless or very poor
Bring: Photo ID; any medications
Call first · Free
Center of Opportunity emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Jobs and training · Faith and community · Hygiene and personal care · 200 miles from Silver City
Large Christian shelter campus in a former hotel on Tucson's south side for men, women and families with children. Gives beds, daily hot meals, showers, laundry, clothing and case management, with many partner agencies on site.
(520) 740-1501
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 6am-2:30pm; office Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm
Where: 4550 S Palo Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men, women and families with children; out-of-town people can ask
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
Walk in · Free
Shelter and a one-year Christian addiction recovery programconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · 200 miles from Silver City
Large Christian rescue mission in Tucson. It offers emergency shelter and a residential recovery program of about 12 months in four phases, with recovery coaching, relapse prevention, chapel, job training, and help finding housing. There is no medical det
520-740-1501
Where: 4550 S Palo Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Men and women struggling with drugs or alcohol; homeless individuals and families for shelter
Call first · Free
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Our Family Services
Reunion House youth shelter and young adult housingconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 200 miles from Silver City
Pima County's only crisis shelter for teens 12-17 (brief stays, family reunification), plus housing help for homeless young adults 18-24.
(520) 320-5122 · 24/7: (800) 537-8696
Hours: Youth line 24/7 (call to confirm)
Where: 2590 N Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Youth 12-17 in crisis or homeless; young adults 18-24 who are homeless
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Primavera Foundation3 services
Casa Paloma women's shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · 200 miles from Silver City
Short-term shelter and transitional housing for single women at a confidential location, with case management.
(520) 623-5111
Hours: Program Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm; Resource Center drop-in Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri 9am-12:30pm
Where: 702 S 6th Ave (Resource Center; shelter confidential), Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Unaccompanied women 18+ who meet HUD homeless definition and low-income limits
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
Walk in · Free
Family Pathways family shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 200 miles from Silver City
Shelter for homeless families with children, starting at 7 nights and extendable up to 90 days, with help moving into housing.
520-623-5111
Hours: Program Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Where: 702 S 6th Ave (Resource Center; shelter confidential), Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Families with at least one minor child who meet HUD homeless definition and low-income limits
Bring: Photo ID; children's documents if you have them
Walk in · Free
Men's Shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · 200 miles from Silver City
Shelter for single men on the south side of Tucson with case management. Stays usually start at 7 nights and can be extended up to 90 days.
(520) 623-4300
Hours: Bed calls 7-9am Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri; day shelter offered
Where: 200 E Benson Hwy, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Unaccompanied men 18+; must stay clean and sober on site; no level 2 or 3 sex offenders; willing to do case management
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
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Sister Jose Women's Center
Day center and overnight shelter for womenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · ID and documents · Hygiene and personal care · 200 miles from Silver City
Day center for homeless women with breakfast, showers, laundry, clothing, hygiene items and ID help, plus a limited number of overnight beds.
(520) 909-3905
Hours: Day center Mon-Sat 9am-4pm
Where: 1050 S Park Ave, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ who identify as female or non-binary and are homeless in Tucson; no children
Bring: Up to 3 bags if staying overnight
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The Salvation Army Tucson
Hospitality House emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Veterans · Hygiene and personal care · 200 miles from Silver City
24-hour shelter near downtown Tucson for adults, women with children and families. Up to 7 nights in a 30-day period, with a hot meal, showers, a cot, sack lunch and coordinated entry housing assessments.
(520) 622-5411
Hours: Open 24 hours; intake 3-5pm
Where: 1002 N Main Ave, Tucson, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults, women with children (boys 10 and under), families; serves anyone in Arizona
Bring: Photo ID required
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Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness
Pima County coordinated entryconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · 200 miles from Silver City
Coordinated entry is the housing assessment that gets homeless people in Pima County onto the list for housing programs; shelters like Hospitality House and Gospel Rescue Mission do assessments.
520-622-5411
Hours: Varies by site
Where: Tucson, AZ
Who it's for: People homeless in Pima County
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
Free
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Albuquerque Fisher House (Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center)
Free lodging for families of veterans in the VA hospitalconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Medical care · Veterans · 230 miles from Silver City
16-suite house on the Albuquerque VA campus where family members or caregivers can stay free while a veteran or service member is being treated.
505-265-1711
Hours: Call for availability
Where: 1501 San Pedro Dr SE, Bldg 85, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Family/caregivers of veterans or active-duty members getting treatment at the Albuquerque VA.
Bring: Referral from the veteran's VA care team.
Referral needed · Free
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Youth Development Inc (YDI) / City of Albuquerque
Gateway Young Adult Housing and Treatment Navigation Center (ages 18-25)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 230 miles from Silver City
90-day transitional housing program with meals, case management, housing navigation, job readiness and behavioral health help for homeless young adults; opened April 2026.
505-768-2860
Hours: 24/7 residential
Where: Albuquerque, NM
Who it's for: Young adults ages 18-25 experiencing homelessness
Bring: ID if available
Referral needed · Free
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Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless
Medical Respiteconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Medical care · 235 miles from Silver City
Up to 50 beds where unhoused adults can recover from an illness, injury or surgery after a hospital stay, with nursing and case management.
505-224-6908
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 5400 Gibson Blvd SE (ABQ Gateway Center), Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults 18+ with an acute medical condition who can do daily living tasks on their own. Referral by a partner provider (e.g., hospital) required; no walk-ins.
Bring: Referral from provider
Referral needed · Sliding scale
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Barrett Foundation
Barrett House Shelter (women and children)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Children, youth and families · 235 miles from Silver City
Shelter for women and their children with a bed, three meals a day, case management and help moving into housing; stays up to about six months.
(505) 243-4887
Hours: Shelter 24/7; office Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Where: 10300 Constitution Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless women and their children (boys under 18); referral through NM Coalition to End Homelessness coordinated entry
Bring: Photo ID; Call to confirm
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City of Albuquerque
Housing Navigation Center at Gateway (single women)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Pets · 235 miles from Silver City
Shelter beds for single women at the Gateway Center with help finding housing; stays up to 90 days; 1 pet allowed.
(505) 224-6902 · 24/7: (505) 549-0044
Hours: 24/7
Where: 5400 Gibson Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Single adult women; referral required
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Referral needed · Free
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City of Albuquerque / Chicanos Por La Causa
Gateway West (formerly Westside Emergency Housing Center)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Transportation · Pets · 235 miles from Silver City
The city's large 24/7 shelter (about 600 people a night) with beds, meals, under-bed storage and case management; daily shuttles from downtown. Allows up to 2 pets per person.
(505) 839-9193 · 24/7: (505) 549-0044
Hours: 24/7
Where: 7440 Jim McDowell NW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adult men, women and couples; seniors get case management from Sierra Health Care
Bring: Photo ID if you have one; Call to confirm
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Good Shepherd Center (Brothers of St. John of God)2 services
Medical respite beds for menconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Medical care · 235 miles from Silver City
A small number of beds for homeless men who need a safe place to recover from illness or injury.
(505) 243-2527 x108
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 218 Iron Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adult men recovering from illness or injury
Bring: Referral paperwork
Referral needed · Free
Men's overnight shelter and Fresh Start recoveryconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Alcohol and drug recovery · Faith and community · Hygiene and personal care · 235 miles from Silver City
Catholic overnight shelter for men with a bed and shower, plus free community meals. Also runs a 6-month Fresh Start live-in recovery program.
(505) 243-2527
Hours: Check-in 5-6pm daily; meals Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri 2-3pm, Sat 11:30am
Where: 218 Iron Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adult men; must pass a breathalyzer to enter the overnight shelter
Bring: Photo ID helpful
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Heading Home
Albuquerque Opportunity Center (men)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Jobs and training · 235 miles from Silver City
Shelter for single men with case management to help them find work and housing; stays of 30-90 days.
505-344-4340
Hours: Bed reservations by phone 1am-3am and 9am-3pm daily; no answer means beds are full that day, try next day. Admin 505-344-2323 ext. 111
Where: 715 Candelaria Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Single adult men. Beds first come, first served by calling the intake line (city listing says no walk-ins).
Bring: Call to confirm
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Joy Junction
Emergency shelter (families, women, limited men)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Children, youth and families · Faith and community · 235 miles from Silver City
Large Christian shelter open 24/7 with meals and beds; mainly serves women and families (one or two parents), with a limited number of beds for men. Also runs a longer faith-based life-recovery program.
(505) 877-6967 · 24/7: (800) 924-0569
Hours: 24/7
Where: 4500 2nd St SW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless women, families of any makeup, and a limited number of men; intake includes a background check (no violent charges, no sex offenders)
Bring: Photo ID if you have one; Call to confirm
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New Day Youth and Family Services
Safe Home youth emergency shelter (ages 11-17)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · School, GED and reading · Children, youth and families · 235 miles from Silver City
Emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth with life skills classes, counseling and help with school or GED. Also runs a drop-in center for young people.
(505) 938-1060
Hours: Shelter 24/7; drop-in Tue 12-5pm, Wed-Fri 12-6pm
Where: 2820 Ridgecrest Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Youth ages 11-17 (LGBTQ welcome)
Bring: Call to confirm
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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)2 services
Men's New Life Programconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · Faith and community · 235 miles from Silver City
Free 12-month Christian residential program for men giving housing, meals, clothing, counseling, life and job skills while they recover from addiction, homelessness or trauma.
(505) 346-4673 x107
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 8am-1pm; office Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm
Where: 525 2nd St SW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Single adult men willing to do a faith-based program; older listings say no active drug use
Bring: Photo ID; Call to confirm
Walk in · Free
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
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TenderLove Community Center
Recovery house for women (Albuquerque)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · 235 miles from Silver City
Sober recovery home for low-income and homeless women, plus a transitional house for mothers with children; stays 6 months to 2 years with AA meetings, behavioral health and a free 50-week sewing job-training program.
505-349-1795
Hours: By appointment only: Tue-Thu 10am-4pm, Fri 10am-2pm
Where: 1518 Girard Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Low-income or homeless women who will stay drug and alcohol free and follow house rules.
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VA New Mexico Health Care System
Homeless veterans programs and HUD-VASHconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Veterans · 235 miles from Silver City
VA homeless program pairing HUD housing vouchers (HUD-VASH) with VA case management, plus outreach for homeless veterans statewide. Silver City veterans can ask the local VA clinic social worker for a referral.
(505) 265-1711 x2784 · 24/7: (877) 424-3838
Hours: Mon-Fri; national line 24/7
Where: 1501 San Pedro Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless veterans eligible for VA health care
Bring: DD-214 or VA ID, photo ID
Call first · Free
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Youth Development Inc (YDI)
Amistad Crisis Shelter (ages 12-17)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Children, youth and families · 235 miles from Silver City
24/7 short-term (14-30 day) shelter for teens with counseling and case management, aiming to reunite youth with family or find another safe placement.
(505) 877-0371
Hours: 24/7
Where: 1706 El Centro Familiar Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM (map)
Who it's for: Youth ages 12-17
Bring: Call to confirm
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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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St. Joseph's Soup Kitchen and Shelter (Missionaries of Charity)
Men's night shelter and soup kitchenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Faith and community · 255 miles from Silver City
20-bed night-only shelter for men run by Mother Teresa's sisters, plus a soup kitchen open to anyone.
(505) 722-5156
Hours: Intake 3:30-5:30pm (closed Thursday nights)
Where: 400 N 5th St, Gallup, NM (map)
Who it's for: Adult men 18+ sober enough to move safely
Bring: Call to confirm
Free
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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 Homeless Coalition2 services
Men's Home shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · 270 miles from Silver City
16-bed shelter for men with meals and help connecting to medical care, jobs and housing.
(575) 622-4975
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri
Where: 114 E Albuquerque St, Roswell, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adult men
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Free
Women's Home shelter (women and families)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Children, youth and families · 270 miles from Silver City
Shelter with 8 beds and two family rooms for women and children.
(575) 627-0668
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri
Where: 400 E Bland St, Roswell, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless women and mothers with children
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Free
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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 Link
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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City of Santa Fe / Urban Alchemy
Agape House (formerly Pete's Place) low-barrier shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · 295 miles from Silver City
Santa Fe's main low-barrier shelter, now run for the city by Urban Alchemy; took over from Interfaith Community Shelter in Aug 2025.
Hours: Open 24 hours (all day, not just overnight, per 2025-2026 news); call to confirm intake
Where: 2801 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults; low-barrier
Bring: Call to confirm
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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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St. Elizabeth Shelters and Supportive Housing2 services
Casa Familia shelter for women and familiesconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families · 295 miles from Silver City
Shelter with 16 beds for single women and 6 private rooms for families with children. St. Elizabeth also has income-based supportive apartments for formerly homeless adults and families.
(505) 983-2042
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1604 Berry Ave, Santa Fe, NM (map)
Who it's for: Single women and families with children
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Call first · Free
Men's Emergency Shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Phone, mail and internet · 295 miles from Silver City
28-bed shelter for men with dorm beds, a TV/library room and computers, plus help moving into housing.
(505) 982-6611
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 804 Alarid St, Santa Fe, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adult men
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Call first · Free
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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
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Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS)
Single adult shelter (Key Campus)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Clothing, showers and laundry · Hygiene and personal care · 300 miles from Silver City
Arizona's largest shelter for single men and women, open 24/7, with beds, showers, clothing and case management. CASS also runs Vista Colina family shelter and The Haven for adults 55+.
(602) 256-6945
Hours: 24/7
Where: 230 S 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Single adults 18+ who are homeless; families and 55+ through other CASS sites
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
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Circle the City
Medical respite careconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Medical care · 300 miles from Silver City
Two 50-bed medical respite centers in metro Phoenix where homeless adults recover from illness or injury, plus two clinics and mobile medical outreach.
(602) 776-0776
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 300 W Clarendon Ave, Suite 200 (admin), Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults in Maricopa County too sick for the street but not needing a hospital
Referral needed
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Keys to Change
Brian Garcia Welcome Center (Key Campus)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Medical care · Phone, mail and internet · 300 miles from Silver City
Front door for homeless single adults in downtown Phoenix: housing assessments, mail service, shelter referrals (including 95-bed Respiro shelter), and access to medical and dental on campus.
(602) 282-0853
Hours: Intake 24 hours
Where: 206 S 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ experiencing homelessness
Bring: No documents required
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Phoenix Rescue Mission3 services
Changing Lives Center for Women & Childrenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Alcohol and drug recovery · Jobs and training · Children, youth and families · Faith and community · 300 miles from Silver City
12-18 month live-in Christian recovery program for women, who can bring their children; kids keep going to school and childcare is on site.
(833) 467-3749
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Where: 338 N 15th Ave, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Women with addiction or trauma, with or without children
Bring: Photo ID; children's documents
Walk in · Free
Hope Coach mobile outreachconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Transportation · 300 miles from Silver City
Outreach van that goes to people living outside in metro Phoenix, offering water, food, supplies and rides to shelter or recovery programs.
(602) 233-3000
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1540 W Van Buren St (support center), Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: People living unsheltered in Maricopa County
Call first · Free
Transforming Lives Center for Men - short-term care and recoveryconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Alcohol and drug recovery · Benefits · ID and documents · Faith and community · Hygiene and personal care · 300 miles from Silver City
Christian men's center offering 7-30 day short-term care (bed, meals, clothing, showers, case management) and a path into a year-long recovery program.
(602) 233-3000
Hours: Intake Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Where: 1801 S 35th Ave, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men and men struggling with drugs or alcohol; voluntary
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
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UMOM New Day Centers
Family emergency shelter and Halle Women's Centerconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Jobs and training · Children, youth and families · 300 miles from Silver City
Large Phoenix shelter campus for families with children (about 155 families nightly) plus a separate shelter for single women, with meals, case management and job help.
(602) 275-7852
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 3333 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Families with children and single women who are homeless in Maricopa County
Bring: Photo ID; children's documents
Call first · Free
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St. Vincent De Paul
Washington Street adult emergency shelter (pets allowed)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Pets · 305 miles from Silver City
200-bed adult emergency shelter near 24th St and E Washington St in Phoenix that lets residents keep their pets. Residents get an assigned bed, three meals, showers, storage and case management and do not have to leave each morning. A companion animal pro
602-206-3634
Hours: Open 24/7 (entry by referral only; no walk-ups)
Where: 2739 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ experiencing homelessness, by referral from community partners only (no walk-up services); priority to people from the surrounding neighborhood. Shelter supports residents' companion animals.
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Carlsbad Community of Hope Center
Shelter and resource centerconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · ID and documents · Hygiene and personal care · 315 miles from Silver City
Faith-based shelter for men, women and children (up to 90 days) with showers, laundry, help getting ID and Social Security paperwork, counseling and hot meals; warming shelter below 32 degrees.
(575) 200-1377
Hours: Office Mon-Thu 8am-4pm, Fri 8am-noon (2022 listing)
Where: 1314 S Canal St, Carlsbad, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults and families
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
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Flagstaff Shelter Services
Low-barrier emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Medical care · 400 miles from Silver City
Northern Arizona's largest shelter; low-barrier (no sobriety or faith requirement). Adult shelter plus motel rooms for families and medically vulnerable adults, day services and coordinated entry.
(928) 225-2533
Hours: Shelter 5pm-8am; day center 9am-2pm
Where: 4185 E Huntington Dr, Flagstaff, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ who are homeless; families and medically fragile adults at motel sites
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
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Northland Family Help Center2 services
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
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Youth shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families · 400 miles from Silver City
24-hour shelter in Flagstaff for children and teens (up to 17) who are homeless, running from violence, on probation or in child welfare care.
(928) 527-1800
Hours: 24/7
Where: Confidential, Flagstaff, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Unaccompanied youth birth-17
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Sunshine Rescue Mission2 services
Hope Cottage women and children's shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Alcohol and drug recovery · Children, youth and families · Faith and community · 400 miles from Silver City
Christian shelter for women and women with children in Flagstaff, with a year-long discipleship/recovery program and transitional housing after.
(928) 774-9270
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: Confidential/call (mission at 124 S San Francisco St), Flagstaff, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Women and women with children
Bring: Photo ID
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Men's emergency shelter and Sanctuary Houseconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Alcohol and drug recovery · Faith and community · 400 miles from Silver City
Christian rescue mission in downtown Flagstaff with overnight beds and three meals a day for men, plus a 12-18 month faith-based New Life recovery program.
(928) 774-3512
Hours: Check-in about 4-6pm; meals 7am, noon, 6pm
Where: 124 S San Francisco St, Flagstaff, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Men (lodging); meals open to anyone
Bring: Photo ID
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U.S.VETS Prescott
Veteran emergency and transitional housingconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Jobs and training · Veterans · 400 miles from Silver City
Housing campus at the Prescott VA (Fort Whipple) for homeless veterans: emergency and transitional beds, long-term supportive housing and help finding permanent homes.
(928) 978-1922 · 24/7: (928) 308-4336
Hours: Hotline 24/7; admin Mon-Fri 9-5
Where: 1040 Whipple St, Prescott, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Veterans who are homeless or at risk, Northern Arizona
Bring: DD-214 if you have it
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Navajo United Methodist Center
New Beginnings transitional shelter for womenconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · Transportation · Native American services · 410 miles from Silver City
Transitional living shelter (stays up to one year) for survivors and families of sexual assault, domestic violence or stalking who lack housing; help with permanent housing, jobs and life skills; on-site childcare.
(505) 325-7578
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: Farmington (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women and their children who are DV survivors and/or homeless
Bring: Call to confirm
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P.A.T.H. (People Assisting The Homeless)
Emergency homeless shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · 410 miles from Silver City
Farmington shelter with meals served daily for homeless people trying to get back on their feet.
(505) 327-3104
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 520 Hydro Plant Rd, Farmington, NM (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults
Bring: Call to confirm
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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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The Bridge Emergency Shelter
Seasonal low-barrier emergency shelter and transitional housingconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Jobs and training · 410 miles from Silver City
Seasonal overnight shelter for adults with dinner and breakfast; low-barrier - no background check and you don't have to be sober. Also transitional apartments for working residents and a day-labor program.
(970) 565-9808
Hours: Oct 19 - Apr 19, 6pm-7am
Where: 735 N Park St, Cortez, CO (map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ (no families); transitional housing for those working
Bring: Nothing required
Free
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Crossroads Mission
Men's and family emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Food · Faith and community · 430 miles from Silver City
Christian 24-hour shelter in Yuma with a men's shelter and a family shelter for single women and families, three meals a day and housing assessments.
(928) 783-9362
Hours: Open 24 hours; bed sign-up 7:45pm
Where: 944 S Arizona Ave, Yuma, AZ (map)
Who it's for: Men, women, married couples and parents with custody of children; serves anyone in Arizona
Bring: Photo ID required after 2nd night
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The Salvation Army Midland/Odessa2 services
Odessa shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · ID and documents · 430 miles from Silver City
Shelter for men, women and families (about 40-54 beds, family rooms) with three hot meals a day and an ID-recovery program; reopened Dec 2023.
432-332-0738
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 810 E 11th St, Odessa, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless men, women and families
Bring: Call to confirm
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Midland emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Utilities and bills · 450 miles from Silver City
70-bed shelter for families and individuals with three meals a day; extra cots and warming/cooling station in extreme weather; also food pantry and utility help.
(432) 683-3614
Hours: Office Mon-Thu 8:30am-5pm, Fri 8:30am-3pm; shelter overnight
Where: 600 E Wall St, Midland, TX (map)
Who it's for: Homeless families and individuals
Bring: Call to confirm
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La Puente
Community Shelter (Alamosa)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Children, youth and families · Hygiene and personal care · 440 miles from Silver City
Shelter with men's and women's dorms and family rooms, meals, clothing and hygiene supplies; stays up to 30 days. Short 'cot nights' sometimes available for people passing through.
(719) 589-5909 ext. 203
Hours: 24/7; intake 8-10am and 1-3pm
Where: 913 State Ave, Alamosa, CO (map)
Who it's for: Individuals and families; must be sober and pass background check
Bring: ID for background check
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Safe Place of the Permian Basin
Domestic violence emergency shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Mental health and crisis · Domestic and sexual violence · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 450 miles from Silver City
24-hour emergency shelter in Midland for families fleeing domestic violence, with transportation to shelter from anywhere in its 15-county area, plus counseling and legal advocacy.
(432) 570-1465 · 24/7: 1-800-967-8928
Hours: Hotline 24/7; office Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Where: Midland (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: DV survivors and children in 15-county Permian Basin area
Bring: Nothing required to call
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Volunteers of America Colorado2 services
Durango Community Shelterconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Jobs and training · 450 miles from Silver City
35-bed year-round shelter for men, women and children with meals, job help and case management; sober shelter, usually full with a waiting list.
(970) 259-1021
Hours: 24/7
Where: 1055 Avenida del Sol, Durango, CO (map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults and families; must be sober
Bring: Call to confirm
Waitlist · Free
Southwest Safehouse (domestic violence shelter)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Domestic and sexual violence · Children, youth and families · Hygiene and personal care · 450 miles from Silver City
24/7 confidential shelter in Durango for survivors of domestic violence and their children, with meals, showers, laundry, counseling, and job and parenting help.
(970) 259-1021 · 24/7: (970) 259-5443
Hours: 24/7
Where: Durango (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors 18+; children with a parent
Bring: Nothing required to call
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American Red Cross - Arizona and New Mexico Region
Disaster and home fire help; emergency shelter locationsconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Weather and disaster
After a home fire, wildfire or flood, the Red Cross can help with emergency lodging, food, clothing, medicine replacement and shelter locations. During the 2025 Trout Fire it opened a shelter at the Grant County Business & Conference Center.
1-800-733-2767
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: People affected by a home fire or disaster
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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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National Runaway Safeline
Runaway and homeless youth line (1-800-RUNAWAY)confirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Children, youth and families
24/7 support for youth thinking of running away or on the street; Home Free bus tickets.
800-786-2929
Hours: 24/7
Who it's for: Anyone
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VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
24/7 line for homeless or at-risk veteransconfirmed October 2026
Emergency shelter · Housing and rent help · Veterans
A VA counselor identifies urgent needs and connects homeless or soon-to-be-homeless veterans to VA housing help (HUD-VASH, SSVF rent and deposit help, contract shelter) near them. Family and providers can call on a veteran's behalf.
877-424-3838
Hours: Statewide phone/online; 24/7
Who it's for: Veterans who are homeless or at risk, and people helping them
Bring: Veteran's name, DOB, SSN if known
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