Help in Grant County

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

In danger right now: call 911. Crisis or thoughts of suicide: call or text 988 (24/7). NM Crisis Line: 1-855-662-7474. Domestic violence: 1-800-799-7233. Not an emergency (police, fire, sheriff): 575-388-8840 (Central Dispatch). Print our list of phone numbers →
♥ Help us help others →Give, volunteer, cook a Friday lunch with your group, host a resource table, or partner with the Silver City Gospel Mission. Step-by-step help for your situation →Nowhere to sleep tonight, no ID, just released, a shut-off notice, wanting to get sober, and more: what to do first, what to bring, who to call.
Show only: within 60 miles of Silver City free or sliding scalestart over

3 organizations, 3 services for Native American services

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NM Health Care Authority
Medicaid choice for Native Americans (IHS, tribal clinics, fee-for-service)confirmed October 2026
Medical care · Benefits · Native American services
Most Native Americans on NM Medicaid can choose to stay in regular fee-for-service Medicaid instead of a Turquoise Care plan, and can always use IHS or tribal clinics either way. Customer service helps enroll or switch.
800-283-4465
Who it's for: American Indian and Alaska Native people on NM Medicaid. Can opt out of a plan in the first 90 days of each 12-month lock-in period. An HCA Native American Liaison is reachable by an online contact form.
Call first · Free · Takes NM Medicaid
NM Indian Affairs Department
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) help for familiesconfirmed October 2026
Legal help, courts and re-entry · Native American services
State MMIP program: 'What to do if someone goes missing' guide, connects families of missing or murdered Native relatives to law enforcement, victim services and other resources; hosts Missing in New Mexico Day for filing reports and DNA.
505-476-1600
Where: 1220 S. St. Francis Dr., Santa Fe, NM (map)
Who it's for: Families and friends of missing or murdered Indigenous people in New Mexico. Report a missing person to police right away (911); there is no waiting period.
Call first · Free · No ID needed
White Bison (Wellbriety Movement)
Wellbriety online recovery circles (Native American 12-step)confirmed October 2026
Alcohol and drug recovery · Native American services
Culturally based Native American recovery circles (Medicine Wheel 12 Steps) held on Zoom and other online platforms. The website lists meetings with times and facilitator contacts.
719-548-1000
Who it's for: Native and non-Native people seeking recovery from alcohol or drugs; check each listing for open/closed and women- or youth-only groups.
Bring: Internet or phone for Zoom
Call first · Free · No ID needed
Is your organization listed? We email each organization a private link to check and update its own listing. Need a new link, or want to be added? Use this form, call 575-388-5071, or email randy@silvercitygospelmission.org.
Gaps in our services

Some help people need still isn't available in Grant County, like inpatient detox, a local public defender office, and help applying for disability. See the list, and tell us if your organization can help fill one, or if you know of help we've missed.

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Phone numbers, hours and services change all the time. Volunteers call each place to make sure its listing is still right, so no one makes a trip for nothing. You can do it from home, on your own schedule. An hour a week makes a real difference.

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For other organizations: this directory is free to use and share. Download the whole directory (spreadsheet, updated live). Please credit the Silver City Gospel Mission, and remember that hours and services change: call ahead before sending someone.
Kept by the Silver City Gospel Mission · 111 S. Texas St., Silver City, NM 88061 · 575-388-5071 · Updated October 28, 2026. Information comes from the providers themselves, public sources and our staff. It is offered as a help, not a guarantee; please call ahead.