128 organizations, 150+ services for Housing and rent help
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- Got an eviction notice, is behind on rent, or is looking for housingUse when someone got an eviction notice or court papers, is behind on rent, or needs to find low-cost housing or get on a waitlist.
- Just got housing and needs furniture and household itemsUse when someone just moved into a place and needs a bed, furniture, dishes, or other household items.
- Needs home repairs, a ramp, or a safer homeUse when a homeowner (often a senior or disabled person) needs repairs, a ramp, grab bars, or a warmer, safer home.
- Landlord won't fix things, or locked them outUse when a renter has no heat or water, unsafe conditions, a landlord who won't make repairs, a lockout, or a deposit that wasn't returned.
- Found a place but can't pay the deposit or first month's rentUse when someone found an apartment or room, or got a housing voucher, but can't pay the deposit, first month's rent, application fee or utility hookup.
- Wants to get on a housing waitlist (Section 8 or public housing)Use when someone wants low-rent housing and needs help applying for Section 8 vouchers, public housing or other income-based apartments in Grant County and nearby.
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★ Our servicesSilver City Gospel Mission
Case worker: housing and benefits helpconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Benefits
Our case worker helps connect guests with services like housing and SNAP food benefits.
Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00am-1:00pm
Where: 111 S. Texas St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone who needs help with housing, benefits or other services.
Walk in · Free
American Red Cross - Arizona and New Mexico Region
Free smoke alarm installation (Home Fire Campaign)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Weather and disaster
Red Cross volunteers install up to 4 free battery smoke alarms in qualifying homes and give a fire safety plan. Request online; a technician contacts you within about 14 days. Does not repair wired alarms.
Who it's for: Homes in Arizona and New Mexico that need smoke alarms. Spanish: ActivaTuAlarma.org.
Appointment · Free · No ID needed
Grant County Magistrate Court - Division I (Silver City)
Magistrate court clerk (Silver City)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Misdemeanors, traffic, DWI, small civil claims, landlord-tenant/evictions, fine payment plans.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm (open over lunch)
Where: 214 N Black St, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Habitat for Humanity - Gila Region3 services
Volunteer: Habitat builds and ReStoreconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Volunteering
Help build homes with local families, or help at the Habitat ReStore, which resells donated building materials, furniture and household goods to fund home building.
Where: Silver City, NM
Who it's for: Call to ask about build days and ReStore shifts.
Call first · Free
Zero-interest home repair and accessibility loans (Gila Region Resale & Repair)not yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability
Zero-interest loans for low-income homeowners to pay a licensed contractor for repairs and safety/accessibility upgrades such as ramps, grab bars and walk-in or roll-in showers. A lien is placed on the home; repayments refill the fund.
Where: 704 W. Market St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Grant County homeowners earning about 50% of area median income or less (about $26,000 for 1 person, $37,000 for 4 people in 2026).
Bring: Proof of home ownership and income
Call first · Free
Affordable home ownership; ReStoreconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 1 miles from Silver City
Builds simple homes with low-income families who help build them; its ReStore sells used furniture and building items cheaply.
Where: PO Box 5025, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income families who can pay a small mortgage
Call first
Housing New Mexico (NM Mortgage Finance Authority)4 services
Find affordable and subsidized apartments (online search)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help
Online lists of income-restricted and subsidized (Section 8 project) apartments by city across New Mexico, with phone numbers for each property.
Who it's for: Anyone looking for lower-rent housing; each property sets its own income limits and waitlist.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
First-time homebuyer loans and down payment helpconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Money and banking
FirstHome mortgage plus FirstDown (up to 4% of price) and FirstDown Plus ($10,000) down payment help through participating lenders; homebuyer education.
Who it's for: First-time buyers under income and purchase price limits, working through a Housing New Mexico participating lender.
Appointment · Fee · Photo ID needed
Renter's Guide and fair housing rightsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Free Renter's Guide (English and Spanish, with NM Legal Aid) explaining leases, deposits, repairs and eviction rules, plus fair housing rights information.
Who it's for: Any New Mexico renter.
Walk in · Free · No ID needed
Linkages program - find the provider for Luna, Hidalgo, Sierra countiesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis
Statewide Linkages permanent supportive housing program for people with serious mental illness; Medicaid tenancy-support services (PSH-TSS, since July 2025) attach to it. Call to find the intake agency where no local provider is listed.
Where: 7425 Jefferson St NE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults with SMI, homeless/at risk, at or below 30% AMI.
Call first · Free
Land of Enchantment Manufactured Home Owners' Alliance (LEMHOA)
Know-your-rights help for mobile home park residentsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Group for people who own a mobile or manufactured home on a rented lot. Explains your rights under the NM Mobile Home Park Act (rent increases, late fees, leases, park sales) and holds free monthly Zoom meetings with the NM Center on Law and Poverty.
Hours: Zoom meeting first Thursday of every month, 6:15 pm
Who it's for: Manufactured or mobile home owners who rent their lot in a park or land-lease community in New Mexico, and their families.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty
Renter and mobile home resident rights helpconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Statewide advocacy group that takes calls on housing problems, including eviction and mobile/manufactured home park questions, and publishes tenant information.
Who it's for: Low-income New Mexico renters and mobile home owners with housing problems.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
New Mexico Courts - Magistrate Court Mediation Program
Free mediation by Zoom for magistrate court civil casesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Trained volunteer mediators help both sides of a magistrate court civil case try to settle it over Zoom. Covers general civil cases and landlord-tenant disputes over security deposits and damage to a unit. Mediators do not give legal advice.
Hours: By appointment (Zoom)
Who it's for: People with a general civil case or deposit/damage landlord-tenant case in any New Mexico magistrate court (including Silver City and Bayard) that the judge sends to mediation.
Referral needed · Free · No ID needed
New Mexico Courts HelpLine (Administrative Office of the Courts)
Eviction and landlord-tenant self-help guide and formsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Plain-language court guide on eviction notices (3-, 7- and 30-day), the court process, how to answer a petition, plus court forms and a June 2026 list of free legal help for renters.
Who it's for: Any New Mexico tenant or landlord, including people facing an eviction case in magistrate court.
Walk in · Free · No ID needed
New Mexico Landlord Tenant Hotline
Renter rights phone information (fee per call)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Phone line (not lawyers) that explains tenants' and landlords' rights under New Mexico's Owner-Resident Relations Act: notices, deposits, repairs and eviction steps. Charges a fee per call.
Hours: Mon-Thu about 9:30-3:00, Fri 9:30-12:00 (confirm)
Who it's for: Any New Mexico tenant or landlord. For free help, try NM Legal Aid or the State Bar Modest Means Helpline first.
Bring: Your lease and any notices from the landlord
Call first · Fee · No ID needed
New Mexico Legal Aid
Free civil legal aid (local office)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Civil legal help for low-income households (evictions, benefits, family).
Where: 2005 Hwy 180 W, Suite 500, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income residents
Call first · Free
NM Health Care Authority
Move-In and Eviction Prevention fund (MIAEP) - serious mental illnessconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Utilities and bills
State behavioral health fund that pays rent, damage deposit, utility deposits or utility bills (reported up to $1,000 every 3 years) for people with serious mental illness who are homeless or at risk. Applied for through a contracted local provider.
Who it's for: Applicant or dependent has a diagnosed serious mental illness or co-occurring substance use disorder, is homeless or at risk of homelessness, and is active in behavioral health services.
Bring: Proof of diagnosis/active services from your provider, ID, lease or bill
Referral needed · Free
Town of Silver City - Community Development
Planning, zoning and permitsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help
Planning, zoning, building/business permits and land use.
Hours: Weekday business hours
Where: 101 W Broadway, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - Fair Housing
Housing discrimination hotline and complaintsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry
Free federal line to report housing discrimination (refused rental, different terms, no reasonable accommodation for disability, harassment) based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or having children.
Who it's for: Anyone who believes a landlord, property manager, lender or housing provider discriminated against them. New Mexico complaints are handled by HUD's Fort Worth regional office. TTY 800-927-9275.
Bring: Name and address of the landlord or company, address of the housing, dates and what happened
Call first · Free · No ID needed
U.S. Small Business Administration - Office of Disaster Recovery
Low-interest disaster loans for homeowners and rentersconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Money and banking · Weather and disaster
After a declared disaster (fire, flood), homeowners can borrow up to $500,000 to repair a primary home and renters/owners up to $100,000 for belongings. No payments or interest for the first 12 months.
Who it's for: Homeowners and renters whose primary home or belongings were damaged in a federally declared disaster area, for losses insurance did not cover. Not for second homes.
Bring: Insurance information, damage photos, income and ID information
Call first · Fee · Photo ID needed
Veterans Integration Centers (VIC)
SSVF veteran rent, deposit and rehousing help (serves Grant County)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Utilities and bills
Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF): rapid rehousing, homelessness prevention, rent and utility payments and case management for veterans. Grant, Hidalgo, Luna and Sierra counties are in its service area.
Hours: Mon-Fri business hours
Where: 2701 Mulberry St SE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Veterans (Active, Reserve or National Guard service) or an un-remarried surviving spouse, living in New Mexico, who are homeless or at risk of losing housing. Discharge must not be dishonorable; some programs need other-than-dishonorable or specific service. Apply even without a DD214 or ID - they will help.
Bring: DD214 or discharge papers if you have them, ID, proof of income, lease or eviction notice
Call first · Free · No ID needed
El Refugio
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.
Hours: Office weekdays; hotline 24/7
Where: Silver City (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Survivors of domestic or sexual violence
Call first · Free
Grant County Code Enforcement
County code enforcement (unincorporated areas)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 1 miles from Silver City
Nuisance, junk and ordinance complaints outside town limits.
Where: Silver City, NM
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Hidalgo Medical Services2 services
HMS Family Support Services (benefits, SNAP, utility help, insurance sign-up)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Food · Medical care · Benefits · Utilities and bills · 1 miles from Silver City
Community health workers help with SSI/disability applications (HMS is a state SOAR provider), SNAP, utility help, Medicaid/Medicare/exchange enrollment, sliding-fee sign-up, and housing and transportation referrals.
Where: 1007 N. Pope St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: HMS patients and families in Grant and Hidalgo counties. Sliding fee discount for incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.
Bring: Photo ID, proof of income (for sliding fee or benefit applications), insurance card
Call first · Free
Linkages supportive housing - intake and case management (Grant County)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · 2 miles from Silver City
HMS is the Grant County intake/case-management agency for Linkages, the state's permanent supportive housing program (long-term rent subsidy plus services). HMS screens, helps with the application and links to mental health and benefits; SPIN administers
Where: 1318 E 32nd St, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ with a diagnosed serious mental illness, homeless or precariously housed (incl. leaving jail or inpatient), income at or below 30% AMI.
Bring: ID, diagnosis/treatment records, income proof.
Call first · Free
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.
Where: 500 N. Hudson St., Unit 1953 (mailing), Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults experiencing homelessness.
Call first · Free
Silver City Street Outreach
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.
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
Silver Regional Sexual Assault Support Services (SRSASS)
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.
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
SPIN (Supporting People In Need)3 services
Permanent supportive housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Seniors and disability · 1 miles from Silver City
Long-term housing with support services for homeless people with disabilities, especially mental illness, using a Housing First approach.
Where: 1620 E. Pine St. (main office), Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless adults with a disability (mental illness or substance use)
Call first
Recovery / transitional homesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 1 miles from Silver City
Sober living homes for men in Silver City (610 N. Silver St.) and Deming (117 E. Birch St., 575-936-4177). Advocates, therapists and peer support help residents move into permanent housing; SPIN reports about 70% moved into permanent housing in 2024.
Where: 1620 E. Pine St. (main office), Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Men leaving prison, jail, rehab, addiction or homelessness who want sober living (a women's home in Deming was not yet open when last listed). At least one week sober. Written application, sent to director@spinhousingnm.org.
Call first
Rent help to prevent or end homelessness (Luna and Hidalgo)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 53 miles from Silver City
Short- and medium-term rental assistance (HOME-ARP, through Housing New Mexico) for people who are homeless or at imminent risk, with case management, in Luna and Hidalgo counties.
Who it's for: Luna or Hidalgo County residents who are homeless, or at imminent risk with income below 30% of area median (prevention).
Bring: ID, proof of income, lease or eviction notice
Call first · Free
St. Francis Newman Center (Catholic parish)
Associates emergency help (rent, utilities, medicine)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Utilities and bills · Faith and community · 1 miles from Silver City
Help with bills, rent, bus passes and prescription drugs for low-income people. Call to set up an appointment.
Hours: 2nd and 4th Saturday, 8:00 am
Where: 914 W. 13th St. (south side ramp), Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Grant County residents in need
Bring: Photo ID; copy of the bill you need help with; a second bill with the same address; proof of income for every adult; ID (birth certificate or insurance card) for every child; copy of your LIHEAP application from Income Support
Appointment · Free
Town of Silver City - Code Enforcement / Animal Control2 services
Code enforcement and animal control (report)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Pets · 1 miles from Silver City
Code enforcement and animal control are handled by Silver City PD. Report through Central Dispatch.
Hours: 24/7
Where: Silver City, NM
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Code enforcement message lineconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Pets · 1 miles from Silver City
Leave a message for code enforcement / animal control (non-urgent).
Where: Silver City, NM
Who it's for: Anyone
Free
Western Regional Housing Authority2 services
Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 1 miles from Silver City
Rent vouchers (Section 8) that help low-income households pay rent to a private landlord. 1-year lease; rent and utilities must be within limits. Get an application at the office or download it, and return it with documents.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8:30am-5pm (closed 12-12:30); closed Fridays and state holidays
Where: 2545 N. Silver St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households under HUD income limits. Silver City office handles Grant and Catron counties; Deming office handles Luna and Hidalgo. Voucher can be used for a private rental anywhere in Catron, Grant, Hidalgo or Luna counties.
Bring: Photo IDs for adults, Social Security cards, birth certificates, proof of all income, bank statements, tax return, SNAP letter
Waitlist · Free
Public housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability · 1 miles from Silver City
Low-rent apartments run by the housing authority in Silver City: Hillside Apartments (1-3 bedrooms) and Valley Vista Homes (3-4 bedrooms). Rent based on income or flat rent; 1-year lease. Shorter wait for 2-3 bedrooms.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8:30am-5pm (closed 12-12:30); closed Fridays and state holidays
Where: 2545 N. Silver St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income families, seniors and disabled households
Bring: Same documents as Section 8
Waitlist · Sliding scale
Silver City RV Park
RV spaces by the night, week or month (in town)not yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · 1 miles from Silver City
Private RV park in Silver City, walking distance to downtown. Nightly, weekly and monthly spaces. Call for current rates and openings.
Where: 1304 N. Bennett St., Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone with an RV or camper
Bring: ID; payment; vehicle registration
Call first · Fee
Gila Regional Medical Center
Case management and discharge planningconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 2 miles from Silver City
Hospital case managers/social workers assess patients' social needs and build discharge plans (where the patient will go, home health, equipment, rides, shelter referral). Mission staff can call to coordinate before a homeless client is released.
Hours: 24/7 main line
Where: 1313 E 32nd St, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Patients admitted to GRMC and their families/support agencies (with patient consent).
Bring: Patient name and consent (release of information) for agency staff.
Call first · Free
Grant County Assessor's Office3 services
Assessor (property values, exemptions, mobile homes)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Seniors and disability · 2 miles from Silver City
Property valuation, head-of-household, veteran and senior freeze exemptions, manufactured homes.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Where: 1400 Highway 180 East, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Head of Family and Veteran property tax exemptionsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Money and banking · 4 miles from Silver City
Lowers your home's taxable value. Head of Family: up to $2,000 off for NM resident homeowners (apply once). Veterans: get a Certificate of Eligibility from NM Veterans Services, bring the ORIGINAL here. Disabled veterans may be fully exempt.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm (county offices)
Where: 1400 Highway 180 East, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: New Mexico resident who owns their home in Grant County (one Head of Family exemption per household, on primary residence). Veteran exemption: NM resident veterans or unmarried surviving spouses. Disabled veteran exemption: home occupied by the disabled veteran (up to 5 acres).
Bring: Photo ID, property account number; veterans bring original NMDVS Certificate of Eligibility (copies not accepted).
Walk in · Free · Photo ID needed
Property value freeze for low-income seniors (65+) and disabled homeownersconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability · Money and banking · 4 miles from Silver City
Freezes the assessed value of your home so property taxes do not climb from rising values. Apply within 30 days of the Notice of Value (usually mailed around May 1). Must be approved 3 years in a row to become permanent.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm (county offices)
Where: 1400 Highway 180 East, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: New Mexico resident homeowner age 65 or older, OR permanently disabled (Social Security or Workers' Comp determination), living in the home as primary residence (owner-occupied single-family home). For tax year 2026, prior-year household modified gross income must be under $44,200 (adjusted yearly).
Bring: Photo ID with birth date; property address/account number; prior-year NM PIT-1, PIT-RC and federal 1040 (or SS/SSI/VA benefit letters); proof of disability if under 65.
Walk in · Free · Photo ID needed
Grant County Treasurer's Office
Treasurer (property tax payments)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Money and banking · 2 miles from Silver City
Property tax bills and payments; also takes county solid-waste payments.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Where: 1400 Highway 180 East, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Mountain View Senior Apartments
Income-restricted senior apartmentsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability · 2 miles from Silver City
Income-restricted (Section 42 tax credit) 1- and 2-bedroom apartments for seniors 55 and over (about 69 units).
Where: 1600 E 16th St, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Seniors 55 and over with income under the property's Section 42 (tax credit) income limits; must meet government and managing-agent rules.
Bring: Photo ID, Social Security cards, proof of all household income
Waitlist · Sliding scale · Photo ID needed
Rose Valley RV Ranch
RV spaces by the night, week or monthnot yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · 2 miles from Silver City
Private RV park in Silver City with weekly and monthly rates. Call for current rates, openings and whether older RVs are accepted.
Where: 2040 Memory Lane, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone with an RV or camper
Bring: ID; payment; vehicle registration
Call first · Fee
Grant County Office of Emergency Management
Free smoke alarm installationconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Weather and disaster · 3 miles from Silver City
With the American Red Cross, the county gives and installs free smoke alarms in homes that do not have working ones.
Where: 1400 Highway 180 E, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Grant County residents whose home has no working smoke alarm.
Call first · Free
NM Environment Department - Silver City Field Office
Septic tank permits and environmental health questionsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Utilities and bills · 3 miles from Silver City
Local NMED office for liquid waste (septic system) permits and inspections, and environmental health concerns in Grant County (for example failing septic systems).
Where: 3082 32nd Street Bypass, Suite D, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Property owners and residents in the area.
Call first · Fee
Lintero Apartments
Income-restricted apartmentsnot yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · 3 miles from Silver City
Subsidized apartments (1-3 bedrooms, about 50 units); rent is based on household income.
Where: 2711 N Leslie Rd, Silver City, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households under the property's income limits (generally at or below 50-80% of area median). Waitlist status changes; call.
Bring: Photo ID, Social Security cards, proof of all household income
Waitlist · Sliding scale · Photo ID needed
Grant County Magistrate Court - Division II (Bayard)
Magistrate court clerk (Bayard)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 10 miles from Silver City
Magistrate court for the Bayard/Mining District area.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm (open over lunch)
Where: 701 Central Ave, Bayard, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
Housing Authority of the Town of Bayard
Public housing apartments in Bayard (HUD low-rent)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 10 miles from Silver City
Small local public housing agency (about 70 HUD units) renting low-income apartments in Bayard; rent based on income. Separate from Western Regional Housing Authority, so clients can apply to both.
Where: 100 Runnels Drive, Bayard, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households meeting HUD public housing rules (income limits, background screening).
Bring: ID, Social Security cards for household, proof of income.
Waitlist · Sliding scale · Photo ID needed
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.
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
Call first · Fee
Housing Authority of the City of Lordsburg
Public housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability · 45 miles from Silver City
Low-rent public housing apartments in Lordsburg for low-income households.
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1001 Avenida Del Sol, Lordsburg, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households; HUD rules apply
Bring: Photo ID, Social Security cards, proof of income
Waitlist
Lordsburg Housing Authority
Public housing (Pyramid Village)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 45 miles from Silver City
Local housing authority managing low-rent public housing units on Avenida del Sol and nearby streets in Lordsburg.
Hours: Call for office hours
Where: 1001 Avenida Del Sol, Lordsburg, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households meeting HUD rules
Bring: ID, Social Security cards, income proof for all household members
Luna County Housing Authority
Public housing and rental helpconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 53 miles from Silver City
Local housing authority handling public housing and rental assistance in Deming.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8am-12pm and 12:30-4:30pm; closed Fridays and state holidays
Where: 112 W Ash St, Deming, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households
Bring: ID, income proof, Social Security cards
Mimbres Memorial Hospital
Case management / discharge planningconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 53 miles from Silver City
Deming's 25-bed critical access hospital with skilled nursing and long-term care units; staff plan discharges and placements. Coordinate before a client leaves the hospital.
Hours: 24/7 main line
Where: 900 W Ash St, Deming, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Patients and their support agencies with consent.
Bring: Release of information.
Call first · Free
Southwestern Regional Housing & Community Development Corp.
Free home weatherization for low-income householdsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Utilities and bills · 53 miles from Silver City
Weatherization provider for Grant County. Free repairs that cut energy bills, such as insulation, windows, doors, and water heater or furnace fixes, for income-qualified homeowners and renters (with landlord permission).
Hours: Weekday business hours
Where: 109 E. Pine St., Suite 5, Deming, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-to-moderate income households in Grant, Luna, Hidalgo, Catron and Sierra counties
Bring: Proof of income, ID, utility bills, proof of ownership or landlord consent
Waitlist · Free
Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation
Home repair and rehab for low-income homeowners (Luna, Hidalgo, Dona Ana)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Seniors and disability · 53 miles from Silver City
Repairs owner-occupied homes of low-income families to meet code: health, safety, sanitary and mobility (accessibility) problems such as roofs, plumbing, electrical and heating.
Where: 210 E Idaho Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income homeowners who live in the home, in Dona Ana, Luna, Hidalgo or Otero counties (Deming, Columbus, Lordsburg areas). Not Grant County.
Bring: Proof of ownership, ID, proof of household income
Call first · Free · Photo ID needed
Presbyterian Medical Services - Deming Health Center
Supported housingnot yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Alcohol and drug recovery · 53 miles from Silver City
Housing help with case management for very low-income people facing homelessness who also live with mental illness, addiction, HIV or disabilities.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-12pm, 1-5pm
Where: 901 W Hickory St, Deming, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless, very low-income Luna County residents with serious behavioral health needs or disabilities
Bring: Photo ID; Call to confirm
Call first
Mesilla Park Healing Arts
Transitional housing and crisis help (The Garden at Mesilla Healing)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Clothing, showers and laundry · Transportation · 92 miles from Silver City
Small T or C nonprofit with a 6-bed transitional house for single adults and help with food, clothing, household goods, transport and job/housing searches for people in crisis.
Hours: Call
Where: 902 N Date St, Truth or Consequences, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Single adults 18+; waiting list at times
Bring: Call for intake
Call first · Sliding scale
Truth or Consequences Housing Authority
Public housing and Housing Choice Vouchersconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 92 miles from Silver City
Local housing authority running subsidized apartments and Section 8 vouchers for low-income families, seniors and people with disabilities across Sierra County.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-12pm, 1pm-4pm
Where: 108 S Cedar St, Truth or Consequences, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households; long waiting list
Bring: ID, Social Security cards, income proof
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope2 services
Day center and housing programsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Clothing, showers and laundry · Jobs and training · Phone, mail and internet · Hygiene and personal care · 110 miles from Silver City
Day center for homeless and near-homeless people with showers, laundry, mail, phone, lockers, clothing and case management; also runs rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, homeless prevention and Mano y Mano day labor.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4pm (closed 11:15-12:15)
Where: 999 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless or near-homeless people in Las Cruces / Dona Ana County
Bring: Photo ID if you have one
Walk in · Free
Veterans Housing programconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Utilities and bills · 110 miles from Silver City
VA-funded program with a 20-unit complex for veterans plus help with deposits, first month's rent, utilities and homeless prevention.
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 999 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless or at-risk veterans; call to ask whether Grant County veterans can be served
Bring: DD-214 or VA ID
Call first · Free
Oxford House5 services
Oxford Houses - Las Crucesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 110 miles from Silver City
Self-run, democratically managed sober houses where residents share rent and chores; no time limit as long as you stay sober and pay your share. Las Cruces has about 8 houses (6 men's, 2 women's, ~62 beds).
Hours: Interviews held weekly at each house; see vacancy site
Where: Las Cruces, NM
Who it's for: Adults in recovery from alcohol/drugs who want to stay sober; houses are men-only or women-only (some women-with-children). Any relapse means leaving the house. Out-of-town applicants can apply.
Bring: ID, first week's share/deposit (ask house), personal items
Call first · Fee
Oxford Houses - Tucson (and Sierra Vista)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 200 miles from Silver City
Self-run, democratically managed sober houses where residents share rent and chores; no time limit as long as you stay sober and pay your share. Tucson has about 30 houses (22 men's, 4 women's, 3 women-with-children, 1 men-with-children); Sierra Vista has
Hours: Interviews held weekly at each house; see vacancy site
Where: Tucson, AZ
Who it's for: Adults in recovery from alcohol/drugs who want to stay sober; houses are men-only or women-only (some women-with-children). Any relapse means leaving the house. Out-of-town applicants can apply.
Bring: ID, first week's share/deposit (ask house), personal items
Call first · Fee
Oxford Houses - Albuquerque / Rio Ranchoconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 235 miles from Silver City
Self-run, democratically managed sober houses where residents share rent and chores; no time limit as long as you stay sober and pay your share. Albuquerque has about 13 houses (7 men's, 5 women's, 1 women-with-children) plus 1 men's house in Rio Rancho.
Hours: Interviews held weekly at each house; see vacancy site
Where: Albuquerque, NM
Who it's for: Adults in recovery from alcohol/drugs who want to stay sober; houses are men-only or women-only (some women-with-children). Any relapse means leaving the house. Out-of-town applicants can apply.
Bring: ID, first week's share/deposit (ask house), personal items
Call first · Fee
Oxford Houses - Roswell and Farmingtonconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 270 miles from Silver City
Self-run, democratically managed sober houses where residents share rent and chores; no time limit as long as you stay sober and pay your share. Roswell has 2 men's houses; Farmington has 5 (4 men's, 1 women-with-children).
Hours: Interviews held weekly at each house; see vacancy site
Where: Roswell, NM
Who it's for: Adults in recovery from alcohol/drugs who want to stay sober; houses are men-only or women-only (some women-with-children). Any relapse means leaving the house. Out-of-town applicants can apply.
Bring: ID, first week's share/deposit (ask house), personal items
Call first · Fee
Oxford Houses - Phoenix metroconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 300 miles from Silver City
Self-run, democratically managed sober houses where residents share rent and chores; no time limit as long as you stay sober and pay your share. Phoenix has about 15 houses, with ~45 more in Glendale, Mesa, Tempe, Peoria, Scottsdale and Chandler, includin
Hours: Interviews held weekly at each house; see vacancy site
Where: Phoenix, AZ
Who it's for: Adults in recovery from alcohol/drugs who want to stay sober; houses are men-only or women-only (some women-with-children). Any relapse means leaving the house. Out-of-town applicants can apply.
Bring: ID, first week's share/deposit (ask house), personal items
Call first · Fee
Catholic Charities of Southern New Mexico
Immigration legal help, crisis counseling and family assistanceconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Faith and community · 112 miles from Silver City
Diocese of Las Cruces charity serving ten southern NM counties including Grant, Luna, Hidalgo and Sierra. Offers low-cost immigration legal help, free crisis counseling for adults and children, and help for homeless and needy families.
Hours: Mon-Fri business hours
Where: 125 W Mountain Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income residents of southern NM counties
Bring: Photo ID and any immigration or income papers
Call first · Free
Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico (CAASNM)
Housing Stability program: eviction prevention and rental-assistance navigationconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 112 miles from Silver City
Housing navigators help tenants who are behind on rent or facing eviction. They mediate with landlords, find emergency help for housing costs, fill out rental-assistance applications and follow up on them. Housing New Mexico lists CAASNM as the HOME-ARP r
Where: Las Cruces, NM
Who it's for: Households in Grant, Luna, Hidalgo, Sierra or Otero County with a housing crisis. Housing New Mexico rules: prevention requires income under 30% of area median income; people who are literally homeless can get rapid rehousing without meeting that income test at first.
Bring: ID, lease or eviction notice, landlord contact, proof of income, any past-due notices.
Call first · Free
Alianza of New Mexico
HIV case management, PrEP navigation and harm reductionconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Alcohol and drug recovery · 113 miles from Silver City
HIV services for southern NM: case management, help with medication costs, HOPWA housing help, rides to medical care, PrEP navigation, and free HIV/hep C testing.
Hours: Call
Where: 2801 E Missouri Ave, Suite 4, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People living with or at risk for HIV
Bring: ID; proof of income for some programs
Call first · Free
Amador Health Center
Linkages supportive housing - intake (Dona Ana County)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · 113 miles from Silver City
Dona Ana County intake/case-management agency for the Linkages permanent supportive housing program; Mesilla Valley Community of Hope handles the rent subsidy.
Where: 999 W Amador Ave, Suite D, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults with serious mental illness, homeless or precariously housed, income at or below 30% AMI, in Dona Ana County.
Bring: ID, diagnosis records, income proof.
Call first · Free
Amador Health Center (formerly St. Luke's Health Care Clinic)
Health Care for the Homeless clinicconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 113 miles from Silver City
Free health care and housing navigation for people who are homeless or nearly homeless, on the Community of Hope campus in Las Cruces.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm (some sources say 6 days)
Where: 999 W Amador Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People experiencing or at risk of homelessness
Bring: ID if you have it
Walk in · Free
Angels with Broken Wings
Transitional housing for adults leaving jail, prison or addictionconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 113 miles from Silver City
Drug- and alcohol-free transitional housing in Las Cruces run entirely by certified peer support specialists, with structured life-skills classes, mentoring and referrals. Serves men and women involved with the justice system or with behavioral health or
Hours: 24 hours
Where: 1615 N Solano Street, Suite B, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults 22-65 with justice involvement or behavioral health/substance use needs
Bring: Medicaid card
Medicaid or insurance
Families and Youth Innovations Plus (FYI+)2 services
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+.
Hours: Call
Where: 1320 S Solano Dr, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: LGBTQ+ people, teens and up
Bring: ID if available
Call first · Free
TYLA transitional living for young adults (17.5-23)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 113 miles from Silver City
Housing plus rent help and case management (health, mental health, school and job support) for young adults who aged out of foster care or have no family support.
Hours: Office M-F business hours
Where: 1320 S Solano Dr, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Ages 17.5-23 aged out of foster care and/or without supportive services
Bring: ID if available
Referral needed · Free
Holy Cross Conference of St. Vincent de Paul (Las Cruces)
Free clothing, household items and furniture vouchersconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Clothing, showers and laundry · 113 miles from Silver City
Vouchers for clothing, household goods and furniture, used at the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store.
Hours: Thrift store Mon-Fri 9 AM-3 PM; 1st Saturday 9 AM-1 PM
Where: 125 E. Idaho Ave., Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Las Cruces area residents in need, by voucher from the conference.
Call first · Free
Las Cruces Gospel Rescue Mission
Clothing, furniture and household goodsconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Clothing, showers and laundry · 113 miles from Silver City
Clothing, furniture and household goods for people in need.
Hours: Mon-Sat 10 AM-5 PM
Where: 1050 W. Amador Ave., Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People in need; call to ask whether items are free or low-cost.
Call first
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains - Las Cruces
Refugee and asylee resettlement and support servicesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Benefits · Jobs and training · Faith and community · 113 miles from Silver City
One of two NM refugee resettlement agencies. Helps refugees and people granted asylum with housing, jobs, English classes, cultural orientation and case management during their early years in the U.S. Has an office in Las Cruces.
Where: 250 S. Main Street, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Refugees, asylees and others with qualifying humanitarian immigration status
Bring: Immigration documents (I-94, asylum grant), ID
Call first · Free
Memorial Medical Center
Case management / social work and discharge planningconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Transportation · 113 miles from Silver City
Las Cruces 199-bed teaching hospital (Lifepoint). Case managers/social workers arrange discharge plans including housing, transportation and community services with payers.
Hours: 24/7 main line
Where: 2450 S Telshor Blvd, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Patients and their support agencies with consent.
Bring: Release of information.
Call first · 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.
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
Call first · Free
MountainView Regional Medical Center
Case management / discharge planningconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 115 miles from Silver City
Las Cruces hospital; case management plans safe discharges and connects patients to post-hospital care.
Hours: 24/7 main line
Where: 4311 E Lohman Ave, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Patients and support agencies with consent.
Bring: Release of information.
Call first · Free
USDA Rural Development - Las Cruces Field Office
Rural housing loans and repair grants (serves Grant County)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 115 miles from Silver City
Single-family housing direct loans and home repair loans/grants for Grant, Catron, Hidalgo, Luna and others.
Where: 760 Stern Dr, Suite 139, Las Cruces, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone
Call first · Free
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.
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
Call first · Free
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.
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
Call first · Free
HOME (Housing Opportunity Management Enterprises, formerly HACEP)
Housing Choice Vouchers and affordable housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 155 miles from Silver City
El Paso's housing authority (formerly Housing Authority of the City of El Paso) runs Section 8 vouchers and affordable apartments; waitlists open only at certain times.
Hours: Call for office hours
Where: 203 Cortez Dr, El Paso, TX (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income households; El Paso
Bring: ID, Social Security cards, income proof for all household members
Waitlist
Opportunity Center for the Homeless
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.
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
Walk in · Free
Recovery Alliance of El Paso
Peer-run recovery homes (Casa Vida, Casa Vida de Salud, Alas Nuevas, Album Houseconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 155 miles from Silver City
Peer-run recovery residences in central El Paso for men and women, including the 60-bed Casa Vida de Salud; MAT (methadone/buprenorphine) welcome, meals provided, sober living up to about 3 months plus longer residential recovery. Also recovery coaching a
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 3501 Hueco Ave #22, El Paso, TX (
map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+; men's and women's homes; homes are TROHN-certified and serve veterans, re-entry, LGBT and people on MAT.
Bring: ID, medications; call to confirm
Call first
Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network (TROHN)
Certified recovery housing directory (El Paso and Texas)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 155 miles from Silver City
Texas NARR affiliate that certifies sober/recovery homes and keeps a free searchable directory; filter by city (El Paso), gender, MAT, re-entry, veterans or parents with children.
Hours: Online 24/7
Where: El Paso, TX
Who it's for: Anyone looking for recovery housing in Texas
Bring: N/A
Free
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.
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
Call first · Free
YWCA El Paso del Norte Region
Sara McKnight Transitional Living Centerconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Domestic and sexual violence · ID and documents · Jobs and training · Children, youth and families · 155 miles from Silver City
Residential transitional shelter for homeless women with or without children, with case management, counseling, job search, life skills and help replacing IDs; YWCA also runs rapid rehousing.
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: El Paso (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Women experiencing or at risk of homelessness, with or without children
Bring: Call to confirm
Referral needed
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.
Hours: 24 hours
Where: 509 Romero St, Bisbee, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless men, women and families
Walk in
El Camino Real Housing Authority
Home rehab for low-income homeowners in Catron Countyconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · 175 miles from Silver City
Housing New Mexico's approved HOME Rehabilitation provider for Catron County (Reserve, Glenwood, Quemado): forgivable 0% loans to fix health, safety, structural and system problems in owner-occupied homes.
Where: 301 Otero Avenue East, Socorro, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Catron County homeowners who live in the home, household income at or below 80% of area median, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, home not in a flood plain. Must keep ownership up to 15 years.
Bring: Photo ID for adults, proof of income and assets for all household members, proof of ownership and residency
Call first · Free · Photo ID needed
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.
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
Walk in · Free
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.
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
Gospel Rescue Mission2 services
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.
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
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
Old Pueblo Community Services
Housing programs and veteran recovery housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Veterans · 200 miles from Silver City
Tucson housing nonprofit that helps homeless adults and veterans get into transitional and permanent housing, with case management and benefits help.
Hours: Mon-Fri business hours (call to confirm)
Where: 2323 S Park Ave, Tucson, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless or at-risk adults and veterans, mainly Pima County
Bring: Photo ID; DD-214 for veterans
Call first
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.
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
Call first · Free
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.
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.
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.
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
Call first · Free
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.
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
Walk in · Free
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.
Hours: Varies by site
Where: Tucson, AZ
Who it's for: People homeless in Pima County
Bring: Photo ID if you have it
Free
NM Men's Recovery Academy (GEO Reentry for NM Corrections)
Residential reentry treatment and halfway house (men)not yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 215 miles from Silver City
180-day, three-phase residential substance-use treatment for men leaving prison or facing a probation/parole violation, followed by up to 4 months halfway house. Includes counseling, RDAP, parenting, GED/WorkKeys, anger management.
Where: 1000 Main St NW, Los Lunas, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Men on NM probation/parole referred by Probation and Parole.
Referral needed · Free
Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless
Medical, behavioral health and case managementconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Mental health and crisis · 230 miles from Silver City
Free walk-in medical, psychiatric, Hep C, wound care and case management for people experiencing homelessness, plus respite motel vouchers after illness.
Hours: Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 8am-4pm; Wed 8am-noon
Where: 1217 1st St NW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People experiencing or at risk of homelessness
Bring: Nothing required
Walk in · Free
Catholic Charities of Central New Mexico
Refugee Support programconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Benefits · Faith and community · 230 miles from Silver City
Wraparound support for refugee families after resettlement: basic needs, education help and connection to community, aimed at long-term self-sufficiency. Also offers low-cost immigration legal help (separate line 505-539-0274).
Where: 2010 Bridge Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Refugee families (program based in Albuquerque)
Call first · Free
Crossroads for Women
Transitional housing and recovery program for women leaving incarcerationconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 230 miles from Silver City
Up to 2 years of supervised transitional housing (Maya's Place, The Pavilions) for women with mental illness plus substance use who are leaving jail or prison, with case management, groups, clubhouse day program and family reunification.
Hours: Call for intake
Where: Albuquerque, NM
Who it's for: Women 18+ exiting incarceration who have co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Maya's Place requires referral from NM Corrections Department. Email info@crossroadsabq.org.
Referral needed
New Day Youth and Family Services
Transitional housing for youth ages 17-24 and drop-in centerconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Children, youth and families · 230 miles from Silver City
6-18 months of subsidized housing with support for homeless or disconnected young people; Albuquerque drop-in center also helps with basic needs and life skills.
Hours: Drop-in center Tue-Fri 9:30am-5:30pm
Where: 142 Truman St NE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Homeless or disconnected youth ages 17-24
Bring: ID if available
Free
New Mexico AIDS Services (NMAS)
Housing for people living with HIVconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 230 miles from Silver City
Albuquerque nonprofit that now focuses on housing people with HIV/AIDS, especially high-risk groups. No longer does testing, rent/utility help or syringe exchange (refers to Southwest CARE or UNM Truman).
Where: 3900 Osuna Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People living with HIV/AIDS
Call first
Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico (TGRCNM)
Drop-in center, case navigation and Casa Lola transitional housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Mental health and crisis · ID and documents · 230 miles from Silver City
Drop-in center with showers, clothing closet, food pantry and lunch, computers, free counseling, help changing name/gender marker on ID, and transitional housing. Remote support available statewide.
Hours: Drop-in Mon, Wed, Fri 1-6pm; remote support Mon-Fri
Where: 1515 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming youth and adults
Walk in · Free
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.
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
La Pasada Halfway House
Halfway house (federal reentry; listed for people on probation or parole for sexnot yet confirmed: call first
Housing and rent help · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 230 miles from Silver City
Albuquerque halfway house. The NM Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs lists it as transitional housing for people on probation or parole for sex offenses; SHARE NM describes it as a holding facility for people entering or leaving federal prison. One of v
Where: 2206 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: People under federal or state correctional supervision; placement normally arranged by a parole/probation officer or the Bureau of Prisons.
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.
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.
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
Endorphin Power Company
Four Pillars transitional recovery housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 235 miles from Silver City
Sober transitional apartments in Albuquerque's International District for people whose homelessness is tied to substance use; residents follow a 12-month program of exercise, education, community and service.
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 509 Cardenas Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults in recovery; call for requirements. Drug-, alcohol- and smoke-free property with curfew.
Bring: ID; completed application
Call first · Fee
Expect A Miracle Ministries
Christian recovery homes (men and women)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Faith and community · 235 miles from Silver City
Free Christian discipleship recovery homes in Albuquerque, separate homes for men and women, with Bible study, counseling twice a week, life-skills and ministry training. Not medical treatment.
Hours: 8am-10pm
Where: 1400 San Mateo Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Ages 17+; men and women; accepts people from anywhere in NM, justice-involved people and veterans. No tobacco; no psychiatric or mind-altering meds including Suboxone/methadone. Little outside contact except immediate family.
Bring: No ID required (per listing)
Walk in · Free
Goodwill Industries of New Mexico
Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Utilities and bills · 235 miles from Silver City
Free VA-funded help for very low-income veterans and families who are homeless or about to be: case management and short-term money for rent, deposits and moving.
Hours: Call to confirm
Where: 1030 18th St NW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Very low-income veterans and their families; covers 26 counties including Catron but NOT Grant, Luna, Hidalgo or Dona Ana
Bring: DD-214 or VA ID, photo ID, proof of income
Call first · Free
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.
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
Walk in · Free
HopeWorks
Day shelter, behavioral health and housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Food · Clothing, showers and laundry · Mental health and crisis · Phone, mail and internet · 235 miles from Silver City
Weekday day shelter with meals, clothing, mail, storage and phone, plus therapy, psychiatry and help getting into housing (coordinated assessment / VI-SPDAT done on site).
Hours: Day shelter Mon-Fri 7am-3pm; housing office Mon/Wed/Fri 10am-3pm
Where: 1201 3rd St NW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults experiencing homelessness in Albuquerque; housing programs have their own rules
Bring: Photo ID helpful
Walk in · Free
New Mexico Reentry Center2 services
Fresh Start Rental Assistance (reentry, opioid use disorder)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Utilities and bills · 235 miles from Silver City
Move-in help, rent aid, eviction prevention and utility help for people in reentry. Not a voucher or general rent program.
Where: 215 3rd St SW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults in reentry with verifiable income and proof of opioid use disorder (OUD); program-specific rules. Area served not stated.
Bring: Photo ID, Social Security card, birth certificate, Medicaid card, SNAP card, proof of income, OUD verification.
Appointment · Free
Reentry navigation before and after releaseconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Jobs and training · Legal help, courts and re-entry · 235 miles from Silver City
Peer-led nonprofit (staff with lived experience) that meets people before release, prepares them, and after release helps with jobs, housing and basic needs. Statewide reach by phone.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
Where: 215 3rd St SW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adults returning from incarceration; people in recovery.
Call first · Free
NM Women's Recovery Academy (GEO Reentry for NM Corrections)
Residential reentry treatment and halfway house (women; mothers with children trconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Legal help, courts and re-entry · Children, youth and families · 235 miles from Silver City
Six-month residential treatment for women leaving prison or facing violations, with a track where mothers reunify with children on campus; halfway house up to 4 months after.
Where: 6000 Isleta Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Women on NM probation/parole referred by NMCD.
Referral needed · Free
University of New Mexico Hospital
Patient Advocate and social work / care management referralconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · 235 miles from Silver City
State's main referral and trauma hospital where many Grant County patients are flown. Use the Patient Advocate line to reach social work/care management about discharge and return travel to Silver City. Main info line 505-272-2111.
Where: 2211 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: UNMH patients and families/support agencies with consent.
Bring: Patient name, date of birth, release of information.
Call first · Free
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.
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
Victory Outreach Albuquerque
Men's Home and Women's Recovery Homeconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · Faith and community · 235 miles from Silver City
Church-run Christian recovery homes for men and for women in Albuquerque's South Valley; Victory Homes are typically about 12-month live-in programs.
Hours: Church office: call; Sunday service 10am, Wed 7pm
Where: 819 Atrisco Dr SW (men); 905 Atrisco Dr SW (women), Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adult men (men's home) and women (women's home) wanting to leave drugs, alcohol, gangs or street life. Call for rules.
Bring: Call to confirm
Call first · Free
Victory Outreach Albuquerque - Men's Home
Christian live-in recovery home for menconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 235 miles from Silver City
Victory Outreach church in Albuquerque runs a men's home that offers outreach and transitional housing for men leaving addiction or street life. The program is based on church life and Bible study rather than clinical treatment.
Where: 819 Atrisco Dr SW, Albuquerque, NM (
map)
Who it's for: Adult men
Call first
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.
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
Call first · Free
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.
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
Call first · Free
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.
Hours: Daily 9am-7pm
Where: Phoenix (address shared by phone)
Who it's for: Anyone needing help in Arizona
Free
Arizona Recovery Housing Association (AzRHA)
Certified sober living home search (Arizona)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Alcohol and drug recovery · 300 miles from Silver City
Statewide group that inspects and certifies Arizona sober living homes (1,600+ beds) and has a free home search. Arizona also requires most sober homes to be licensed by ADHS - check a home's license on azcarecheck.com.
Hours: Online 24/7
Where: 1940 W Chandler Blvd, Suite 2-215 (mailing), Chandler, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Anyone looking for sober living in Arizona
Bring: N/A
Free
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+.
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
Call first · Free
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.
Hours: Intake 24 hours
Where: 206 S 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Adults 18+ experiencing homelessness
Bring: No documents required
Walk in · Free
Native American Connections
Native-focused addiction treatment, outpatient behavioral health and housing (Phconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Mental health and crisis · Alcohol and drug recovery · Native American services · 300 miles from Silver City
Culturally based residential and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, plus 26 housing and shelter sites in Phoenix, including housing for homeless veterans.
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Where: 3216 N 3rd St, Phoenix, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income and homeless people; Native American focus but not limited to Native clients
Bring: ID, AHCCCS/insurance card if any
Walk in · Sliding scale
U.S.VETS Phoenix
SSVF and veteran transitional housingconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Jobs and training · Veterans · 300 miles from Silver City
Helps homeless and at-risk veterans and their families in Phoenix with rent/deposit help (SSVF), transitional housing at the Hawkins Veterans Center, and job help.
Hours: SSVF Mon-Fri 7am-4pm
Where: 3507 N Central Ave, Ste 200, Phoenix, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Low-income veterans and their families who are homeless or about to be
Bring: DD-214; ID
Call first · Free
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.
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
Arizona Pet Project
Help for Arizona pet owners in crisis or homelessness (vet care, food, deposits,confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Pets · 305 miles from Silver City
Arizona nonprofit that helps keep people and pets together: vet care, pet food and supplies, temporary boarding, help with pet deposits so a person can get into housing or a shelter, and case management. Has a Phoenix pet support center and a social worke
Where: 3905 N 7th Avenue #7611 (mailing), Phoenix, AZ (
map)
Who it's for: Arizona residents facing homelessness, eviction, domestic violence or other crisis with a pet. Useful for clients relocating to Tucson or Phoenix.
Free
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.
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
Walk in · Free
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.
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
Call first
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.
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
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.
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
Walk in · Free
Air & Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS)
Interest-free loans and grants for Air Force and Space Force members and retireeconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Utilities and bills · Money and banking
Air Force aid society offering no-interest loans and grants for basic living costs, car or home repairs, medical/dental bills, funerals and emergency travel. Retirees get limited help.
Hours: Online anytime
Who it's for: Active Air Force/Space Force and families; retirees receiving retired pay (limited); some Guard/Reserve and survivors.
Bring: Military/retiree ID, pay statement, bills.
Call first · Free
Army Emergency Relief (AER)
Zero-interest loans and grants for soldiers, retirees and familiesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Transportation · Utilities and bills · Money and banking
Army aid society giving no-interest loans and some grants for emergencies like rent or mortgage, utilities, food, car repairs, emergency travel, funeral costs and medical co-pays; usually decided within 48 hours.
Hours: Online anytime
Who it's for: Active-duty soldiers, Army retirees (longevity or medical, including retired Guard/Reserve getting retired pay), Title 10 Guard/Reserve over 30 days, and surviving spouses/children.
Bring: Military or retiree ID, LES or retiree pay statement, bills or estimates.
Call first · Free
CNRAG, Inc. (Brain Injury Services Fund - Southwest Region)
Brain Injury Services Fund crisis help (service coordination for SW NM)confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Seniors and disability · Transportation
State-funded program (run by the NM Health Care Authority) that gives short-term crisis help to people with a brain injury when nothing else will pay. CNRAG is the service coordination agency for the Southwest region. Can cover home care, respite, rides t
Where: PO Box 1680, Fairacres, NM (
map)
Who it's for: NM residents with a diagnosed brain injury (TBI, stroke, aneurysm, brain tumor, anoxia, toxic exposure, etc.) who are in a crisis caused by the injury and have no other way to pay
Bring: Diagnosis from a doctor, PA, nurse practitioner or psychologist; ID; proof of NM residency
Call first · Free
Family Reach
Financial help and navigation for cancer patients and families (rent, utilities,confirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Transportation · Money and banking
Family Reach helps people with any cancer diagnosis, of any age, pay everyday costs during treatment, such as rent or mortgage, utilities and phone, groceries, gas cards, car repairs, lodging near treatment and some medical bills. Patients can self-refer
Who it's for: People in the U.S. with a cancer diagnosis, and their families.
Free
FEMA - DisasterAssistance.gov
Apply for federal disaster assistanceconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Weather and disaster
When a disaster is federally declared, survivors can apply for FEMA help with temporary housing, repairs and other losses, and check application status.
Hours: Helpline 7 AM - 10 PM local time, 7 days
Who it's for: People in a federally declared disaster area
Bring: ID/SSN, address of damaged home, insurance info, bank info for direct deposit
Call first · Free
findhelp.org (formerly Aunt Bertha)
Free online search for free or reduced-cost services by ZIP codeconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Food · Benefits · Utilities and bills
A national directory of free and low-cost programs (food, housing, bills, health, jobs, legal) searchable by ZIP code (88061). Listings can be texted or emailed to a client, and the site works in many languages. Some national and online programs show up h
Who it's for: Anyone.
Free
Housing New Mexico - HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS)
Rent, mortgage, utility and deposit help for low-income people living with HIVconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Medical care · Utilities and bills
State-funded HOPWA providers give longer-term rental assistance, short-term help with rent, mortgage and utilities to prevent homelessness, and move-in costs (deposits, first and last month's rent, application and utility hookup fees) for people with HIV
Who it's for: A medical diagnosis of HIV/AIDS and household income under 80% of area median income.
Bring: Proof of HIV diagnosis (provider letter), ID, proof of income, lease or bills.
Call first · Free
Mennonite Disaster Service
Volunteer home repair and rebuilding after disastersconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Weather and disaster
Christian volunteer group that repairs and rebuilds homes after disasters in the U.S. and Canada. It focuses on people who could not otherwise afford to recover.
Where: 583 Airport Rd, Lititz, PA (
map)
Who it's for: Disaster survivors without the means to rebuild, in areas where MDS has a project
Call first · Free
Modest Needs Foundation
Self-Sufficiency Grants: one-time payment of an emergency bill for low-income woconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Utilities and bills · Money and banking
Modest Needs pays one emergency expense straight to the creditor, for example rent after a sudden loss of income, a car repair needed to keep a job, an uncovered medical bill or a funeral cost. It's meant for working households just above the poverty line
Hours: Phone answered 9am-2pm Eastern (7am-12pm Mountain) daily; apply online
Who it's for: Households with earned income from a job who can normally pay their bills but had a documented, one-time setback within the past year. Not for people with no income, ongoing shortfalls or long-term needs.
Bring: Proof of income/employment, the bill or estimate, documentation of the emergency.
Free
Molina Healthcare of New Mexico
Housing stability assistance: help with rent, mortgage or deposit for Molina Medconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Benefits
Molina's 2026 Turquoise Care extra benefits include money toward rent or mortgage payments and housing deposits to help a member stay housed. It needs prior approval and has limits. Molina members should ask their care coordinator.
Hours: Member Services Mon-Fri 8am-5pm MST
Who it's for: Members of Molina's Turquoise Care (NM Medicaid) plan with a housing need; prior authorization and a benefit limit apply.
Bring: Medicaid/Molina member ID card, lease or bill.
Call first · Free
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS)
Interest-free loans and grants for Navy and Marine Corps families and retireesconfirmed October 2026
Housing and rent help · Veterans · Transportation · Money and banking
Navy and Marine Corps aid society offering interest-free loans and grants for emergencies, emergency travel and disaster-related home repairs, often the same day.
Hours: Business hours; Red Cross 24/7
Who it's for: Active-duty and retired Sailors and Marines and their families.
Bring: Military/retiree ID, pay statement, bills or travel info.
Free
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