The offices of New Mexico Aging and Long Term Services will be closed Friday April 18, beginning at noon, including the ADRC.
Adult Protective Services will still be available.
The offices of New Mexico Aging and Long Term Services will be closed Friday April 18, beginning at noon, including the ADRC.
Adult Protective Services will still be available.
Last week, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 252 into law, creating a new program to support grandparents and other relatives who step in to raise children when parents are unable to do so.
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New Mexico has been selected to receive $100,000 from the National Community Care Corps to strengthen senior services in rural areas of the state.
Continue ReadingThe Alzheimer’s Association, in partnership with the Department of Aging and Long-Term Services, will be hosting community forums in communities around the state to discuss Alzheimer’s disease-related needs and resources for those impacted by the disease.
More InformationThis is the 30-year anniversary of our Alamo Senior Center building / location.
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