At Stay Woke Smoke Shop, we believe that a strong community is one that takes care of its members. Local rapper Wake Self was a recognized leader for the community in bringing to light what needs to be changed. That change can be facilitated with the help and support of community members. With his mission and spirit in mind, Stay Woke Smoke Shop has started distribution events for the transient population of Albuquerque, quarterly.We fill backpacks with nonperishable food items and hygiene essentials such as deodorant, toothbrushes, sanitizer, etc. We pass out the health packs with a seasonal treat and drink at different areas around town. Currently we create 25 packs to pass out but with more funding and support we hope to double that number this year.
We have an Amazon wish list that contains our full list of items that we need in order to create the health packs. Depending on the season, we also include seasonal extras such as gloves and hats for winter and visors for summer.
Mutual Aid events are held quarterly and will be posted on our event calendar along with other local events that community organizations are hosting. Also on our website is a compiled list of resources for the transient population including names and locations of food banks, shelters, and service agencies.
While nothing changes overnight, we believe in working to create a better tomorrow for our community and generations to come. In Wake's honor we continue to carry on his work and connection with the community.
Even though we have all taken a great loss doesn't mean HOPE is lost. We don't have to move mountains to change the world. All we have to do is be kind to one another. Our Staff has started a mutual aid project to collect food, hygienic items, as well as feminine products to hand out to those in need. We need to spread the love any way we can. It doesn't take money to create change, it takes us. Simply saying hello to stranger can absolutely change their day. We can all do the small things no matter how small we are. Our amazon wishlist is a great way to show support without having to worry about if your money is being spent the right way. We also walk around and hand out the packs we make, if you're interested in donating your time any kind of help is always welcome! All we ask today is that you do something small for someone, no matter how tiny.
Friends, family and followers, it's during this season that we see many others go without basic necessities. We want to do our part to help. To do so we're putting on a mutual aid project with the @wakeselffoundations and our friends @Daedelusteks. We will be building health packs to hand out the less fortunate. We will have donation drop offs at both StayWokeShop and Daedalusteks IT. We are accepting donations of the following items: Granola bars, Nut packs, Fruit cups, Trailmix packs, Protein bars, Jerky Sticks or other Indivually wrapped Protein snacks, Travel toothbrushes, Feminine products, Travel sanitizer, Travel wipes, or anything you can think may help! In Memory of Andy, we will continue to give back to our community, help the less fortunate and spread his message. We miss you Wake!
Any of these shelters may close temporarily to new guests due to COVID-19 and/or may require COVID-19 test before stay. Heading Home: Westside Emergency housing Ctr (adult Men & Women): The Center is open 24/7 under COVID (3 meals/day) Pickups for individuals: Coronado Park (2-7 pm 7days/wk) God's Warehouse (5:30pm Mon-Fri) HopeWorks (Sun-Fri 5:30) Steelbridge, 2021 2nd St NW (no. of I-40) - only women & physical disabled (Sat-Fri: 4,5 & 7:30); these parks (4pm 7 days/wk): Phil Chacon, Jack & Jill, Wilson; First Nations clinic (4:45pm) Families may or may not be allowed to stay due to COVID-19 & should call 595-6547 to find out & ask about a motel room AOC Men's Shelter (no walk-ins), 715 Canderlaria NE call 8:30 am (Mon-Fri) or 9:30 am (Sat-Sun) ............. 344-4340 Barrett House (women & children -- boys under 18) call 8:00 am or later (may be a wait list) ............. 243-4887 Joy Junction (woman & families (1 or 2 parent), limited # of men) 4500 2nd St. SW (call to find out if open) ............. 877-6967 Youth Shelters (or Drop-in)* *Note for this card: (look for * for youth services) Amistad, ages 12-17 (24 hours) .......................... 877-0371 New Day, ages 11-17 (24 hours) ......................... 938-1060 Casa Q (for LGBTQ+ youth ages 14-17) ............... 872-2099 Harbour Drop-In (14-21) (Tue-Fri 9am-7pm) 126 Gen. Chennault NE Domestic Violence Shelters (call 24/7) Safe House (in Albuquerque) .......................... 247-4219 Haven House (in Rio Rancho) .......................... 896-4869 Valencia Shelter for DV (in Valencia County) ...... 864-1383
FREE MEAL SITES
HopeWorks, 1201 3rd St. NW .................... 764-8231 ×2 Mon-Fri: Breakfast (9-10 am); Lunch (12-1 pm); Dinner (5-6 pm) Sat: Dinner (5-6 pm); Sun: Meal to go (10:30-11:30 am) --Note: campus is open Sat (2:30-6:30 pm)and Sun (7-11 am) The Rock at Noon Day, 2400 2nd St. NW Tues-Fri and Sun: Lunch (12-12:30); Sun (11:30) Albuquerque Indian Center, 105 Texas SE ................ 268-1751 Mon to Fri: Breakfast (9:00-10:00); Lunch (noon-1:00) Good Shepherd Center, 218 Iron SW ............ 243-2527 ×100 Mon thru Fri: Dinner (3-4pm); Sat: Lunch (11:30 am) All Nations Wellness & Healing Center, 6416 Zuni SE Mon to Fri: Breakfast (7:30-9:00); Lunch (12-1:30) ............. 717-2704 God's Warehouse, 8011 Central NE (Tennessee) Tues and Fri: 3-6:30 pm hot meal (+ cold meal to go); clothing Sat: 8 pm hot meal (7pm church) Sun hot meal (after 5 pm church) Pastor Chuck: 234-4251 (answers calls M-F 8-5 only) ****CALL 311 for info aboutany City of ABQ services**** City of Albuquerque Health & Social Services Centers Food (walk-in); rent & utility assistance (call 311 to find out your ctr) appt only for clothing or diapers at Los Griegos or East Central Alamosa Center, 6900 Gonzales SW .................... 836-8807 Los Griegos Center, 1231 Candelaria NW .................... 761-4050 John Marshall Center, 1500 Walter SE .................... 848-1345 East Central Center, 7525 Zuni SE .................... 767-5700 APD Evidence, 823-4600, to claim possessions after discharge from MDC (first call 768-2020 forcase no. you also can call this number to request police report- or request it at a substation)
Homeless Multi-Service Agencies
Albuquerque Healthcare for the Homeless (AHCH) 1217 1st St. NW (Hours: Mon/Tu/Th/Fri 7:30-4:30; Wed 7:30-12) Medical Clinic & Behavioral Health Clinic (walk-in) .......... 242-4644 Dental Clinic (call for appt) ........... 242-8288 Resource Center/case management .................... 843-7611 HopeWorks (limited walk-ins-mask provided) ............. 764-8231 x2 Day Shelter, 1201 3rd St. NW, open M-F, 7:30am -6pm: Showers (10:30-11:30), clothing, storage, mail (11:30-1) phone (after 10) (see "Free Meal Sites" for mealtimes 7 days/week) Behavioral Health (upstairs), 1201 3 St. NW .................... 764-8231 Job Services (×5) and Housing (×4), 1120 2nd St. NW (Hope Center) First Nations Community Healthsource (walk-in or call) Zuni Clinic (Medical+Dental), 5608 Zuni Road SE ............... 262-2481 -low-income clinic: Mon-Fri 8 - 7; Sat 9-1 -Homeless Outreach Program: M-F 8-4; Sat 9-12 .............. 944-2561 Truman Clinic 625 Truman St. NE (walk-in or call) -Behavioral Health (515-3912); Medical (248-2985) and Traditional Wellness Program (515-3919) All Nations Wellness & Healing Ctr, 6416 Zuni SE ............. 717-2704 -Mon to Fri: Breakfast (7:30-9:00); Lunch (12-1:30) Job preparation and placement/fax & printer (call for appt) Good Shepherd Center, 218 Iron SW .................... 243-2527 x100 Mon thru Fri: Dinner for all (3-4pm); Sat; Lunch (11:30 am) Clothing (men only) M/T/W/F 9-11:45; 12:45-1:45 & Th 9-11:45 Mail service, M-F 1-4 and Sat 10-12 Steelbridge (also see "Housing" on this card) .................... 346-4673 -Resource Center, 2021 2nd St NW .................... 554-2780 for homeless individuals: clothing M-F 11am-6pm; storage The Rock at Noon Day, 2400 2nd St. NW (north of 1-40) -lunch to go Mon-Fri, 12-12:30 & Sun; clothing W-F 11-12:30
Recovery (Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse)
Google for websites (also see "Drop-In Centers" on this card) CARE Campus Detox for alcohol & other drugs (intake 24/7) --2 programs: 3-10 day detox and overnight program 4pm -6am --5901 Zuni SE (call or walk in--was called MATS) .................... 468-1555 UNM Mental Health Center, 2600 Marble NE .................... 272-2800 -Urgent Care ×3 (M-F 7am-1pm); ERx3 (24/7); Outpatient x1 Haven Behavioral Hospital (calls taken 24/7)............. 254-4530 -free telehealth assessment -call for appt (24/7) ............... 254-4502 UNM ASAP (Outpatient for Adults) .................. 994-7999 x1 or x6 *UNM STAR (Outpatient for ages 14-22) .................. 994-7999 ×3 UNM Milagro Program (pregnant women) .................. 463-8293 Open Skies (case mgt), 707 Broadway NE #300 .................. 345-8471 NM Solutions (case mgt),, 707 Broadway NE #500 ................ 268-0701 Duke City Recovery Toolbox, 912 1st St. NW .................. 224-9777 Juntos Podemos, 2715 4th St. NW (IOP en Espanol) .................. 242-4533 A New Awakening, 600 1st St. NW, #200. .................. 224-9124 The Balanced Path--call or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .................. 918-7955 Turning Point Recovery Center .................. 217-1717 Engender, Inc. ................................................ 242-4400 *Serenity Mesa (males & females ages 14-21) ................... 877-3644 City of ABQ's Substance Abuse Treatment voucher -(non-Medicaid only) ... call 311 for info UNM Intensive Case Management .................. (520) 261-6065 AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) .................. 266-1900 NA: 1-800-798-6649; Al-Anon:262-2177 SMART Secular Recovery group: smartrecovery.org -online LifeRing Secular Recovery group: lifering.org -online meeting NAMI Albuquerque, 256-0288 NAMI-New Mexico, 260-0154
Victims of Violence
Family Advocacy Center (FAC) - any violence, inc. stalking...... --625 Silver SW (2nd floor) - calls taken ........................ 243-2333 Domestic Violence Resource Center (in FAC) - (M-F 8-5, appointment only, but call 24/7) ........................ 248-3165 National DV phone no. (24 hours) ........................ 1-800-799-7233 Rape Crisis Center (2 offices -- one is in Family Advocacy Ctr) --625 Silver SW (2nd fIr) - call first (M-F 8-5) ........................ 266-7712 -Rape Crisis Center's 24/7 hotline........................ 266-7711 Enlace Comunitario (DV-Espanol) ........................ 246-8972 Casa Forteleza (sexual violence) .............................. 910-4031 StrongHearts Native Helpline --(native women) (6 am - 9 pm) ........................ 1-844-762-8483 First Nations (FNCH) programs: DV--262-6043 -Human Trafficking (705-3356); Sex Trafficking (375-8518) -VOCA (for all other victims of crime)--375-8514 Street Safe NM (sex trafficked women) ......................... 999-1393 Life Link trafficking hotline ......................... 505-GET-FREE (505-438-3733) -(call or text -- victims of trafficking & info for the general public)
Other Crisis Hotlines/Helplines
Poison Center/Medication Info ........................ 1-800-222-1222 NMCAL Crisis Line 24/7 (therapist) ........................ 1-855-662-7474 •NMCAL Warm Line (peer support) ...................... 1-855-466-7100 --Call 3:30-11:30 pm 7 days/week; or text 6-11 pm (Download NMConnect app for easy access to NMCAL) National Suicide Prevention Hotline ......................... 1-800-273-8255 Veterans Crisis Line .............................. 1-800-273-8255, x1 Adult Abuse/Neglect Hotline ........................ 476-4912 Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline (CYFD) ...................... 1-855-333-SAFE(7233) ABQ Dept. of Senior Affairs info line ........................ 764-6400 Aging & Disability Resource Ctr (NMALTSD)...... 1-800-432-2080 Equality New Mexico (LGBTQ advocacy: eqnm.org) ...... 224-2766
Medical, Mental Health and Recovery (see websites)
UNMH directory (hospital & clinics) .................. 272-2111 First Nations Community Healthsource (M-F 8-4; Sat 9-12) Zuni Clinic (Medical+Dental), 5608 Zuni Road SE .................. 262-2481 Truman Clinic (BH & Medical), 625 Truman NE ................... 248-2990 All Nations Wellness & Healing Ctr, 6416 Zuni SE. ............ 717-2704 First Choice (So. Broadway clinic), 1401 William SE ............. 768-5450 Sage Neuroscience Center (appt. required) ................... 390-1396 Courageous Transformations (MAT) ........................ 800-7092 BCCHC Opioid resource website: LittleThingsNM.org Elive Health recovery app (patients & providers) elivehealth.com VA Medical Center, 1501 San Pedro Dr. SE ............... 265-1711 ×0 -Homeless or unstably housed veterans can call 265-1711x2784 or 256-2784 M-F 8:30-11:30; 1:00-3:30 pm for help over phone Southwest CARE Cr Infectious Disease Clinic (HIV/Hep/STD) --4710 Jefferson NE, Suite A ........................ 780-4040 DOH Infectious Disease Resource Guide: nmhivguide.org/ UNM Truman Clinic (HIV/Hepatitis C/Transgender primary care) -801 Encino PI NE, #F (call first) ........................ 272-1312 *La Plazita Institute, 831 Isleta Blvd SW (M-F 9-5) ....... 508-1802 NM Brain Injury Resource Center ........................ 243-3835 --1503 4th St. NW (call M-F 8:30 - 3:30) UNM CD (Center for Development & Disability) ................. 272-3000 --2300 Menaul NE (walk in CDD resource library or call 272-0281) Planned Parenthood ........................ 265-9511 Women's Pregnancy Options (inc. case mgt) .................. 620-3894 Medicaid Call Center (NM HSD) ..................... 1-888-997-2583
Legal Assistance
NM Legal Aid (civil matters only) ........................ 1-833-545-4357 Public Defender, 505 Marquette NW (Compass Bank).... 369-3600 Metro Court (ext. 1 for warrant status) .................. 841-8151 Outreach Court (homeless only--misdemeanors) ..... 273-1105
Immigrant and Refugee Services
Lutheran Family Services .................. 933-7032 Catholic Charities (including DACA) ............... 724-4670 NM Immigrant Law Center ........................ 247-1023 First Nations Zuni Clinic 5608 Zuni Road SE ...... 262-2481 -all immigrants can walk in or call Encuentro NM .................................... 247-2920 Asian Family Center ............................ 717-2877
Family Services
Childcare Finder: newmexicokids.org or call ............ 1-800-691-9067 Title I (APS program for homeless students) ......... 256-8239 x0 CLN (homeless child care: 6 weeks - pre-K) ................... 843-6899 MCH Family Outreach (case management) .................. 255-8740 PB&J Family Services .......................................... 877-7060 NAPPR (Native American families) www.nappr.org ........ 345-6289 WIC sign-up (prenatal care + nutritious food) .................... 841-8929 x4 Kinship Navigator (Pegasus Law) 1-855-546-1212(855- KIN-1212) (for grandparents and other relatives raising children) Wings for L.IF.E. Int'1 (families of incarcerated & RC) ...... 291-6412
Jobs/Job Training/Education
NM Workforce Connection Center, 501 Mountain NE ...... 843-1900 Goodwill, 5000 San Mateo NE ........................ 881-6401 x1815 DVR, 111 Lomas Blvd NW #422 ........................ 383-2500 ABQ Center for Hope & Recovery ........................ 249-6044 CNM (online Connect Services dept. - or call) .................. 224-3000 ABQ Adult Learning Center (GED/HiSET) ................... 907-9957 TenderLove Community Center (by appt only) ................... 349-1795 St. Felix Pantry, Rio Rancho--HISET ........................ 891-8075 ×5 *New Day Life Skills Academy (for ages 12-22) ........................ 274-6311 --2820 Ridgecrest Dr. SE - info on classes (16-22): ............ 288-5178
Drop-In Centers
ABQ Center for Hope & Recovery (achrnm.org) Zoom groups (achrnm.org/online-services), job help, recovery --913 2nd St NW (Mon to Fri, 9am - 3pm) .................. 246-2247 All Nations Wellness & Healing Center(7:30-3:00)........ 717-2704 --6416 Zuni SE (job help M-F 9-12, walk-in or call for appt); breakfast 7:30-9; lunch 12-1:30--Medicaid sign-up; phone use Transgender Drop-in Center (TGRCNM) (MN/F only, 1-5 pm) --5600 Domingo Rd. NE ........................ 200-9086 Best Chance - appointment only currently .................. 256-3231 peer support:men/women recently released from prison (not MDC)
Housing
Housing Coordinated Entry (NMCEH) .................. 217-9570 HUD Subsidized/Tax Credit housing: www.resources.hud.gov Veteran Integration Center (VIC), 13032 Central SE ...... 265-0512 Goodwill Supportive Services for Veteran Families Apply at goodwillnm.org/veteran-housing ...... 881-6401x1842 Therapeutic Living Services (TLS)-mental illness ............ 268-5295 Oxford Houses (sober living) (men & women) ......... 575-224-9711 Good Shepherd Center Fresh Start 6+mo. Substance Use Recovery Program (male or male presenting) .................. 243-2527 x202 Salvation Army Men's Rehab Program ........................ 242-3112 Steelbridge residential programs (Bible-based, men & women) --214 Coal SW (call M-F 8:30-4:30) ........................ 346-4673
Food Assistance
Roadrunner Food Bank (www.rrfb.org) or call .................. 349-5340 Storehouse, 106 Broadway SE (W-Sat 9-12) .................. 842-6491 Rio Grande Food Project 600 Coors SW (M/W/F/Sat) ............831-3778 Meals on Wheels ................................................ 823-8060 City of ABQ Dept. of Senior Affairs (60+) .................. 764-6400 Silver Horizons (50+) (food, utilities) .................. 884-3881
Mutual Aid Info
Every 3 Months our Staff, along with our friends at Daedalus teks hand out food/health packs to the less fortunate. Learn how to help below.
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Mutual Aid Info
Every 3 Months our Staff, along with our friends at Daedalus teks hand out food/health packs to the less fortunate. Learn how to help below. | Amazon Wishlist Link to help the less fortunate: Help the Community!