The New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care represents school-based health centers (SBHCs) in New Mexico and collaborates with other partners to promote, facilitate, and advocate for comprehensive, integrated, and culturally competent health care, and health education in schools.
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Upcoming Events
- May 7 Thursday
Eastern Regional Meeting
- 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Ruidoso Register to attend: Eastern Region | Ruidoso | Thursday, May 7
- May 13 Wednesday
School Health ECHO
- 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
School-based health services in New Mexico provide essential care—physical, dental, and behavioral—right where students need it most: in or near their schools. This program is designed to support school health providers and staff reduce barriers to access, keep kids in class, engage families, and support both health and academic success, especially in rural and underserved…
Recent Blog Posts
School Nurse Day 2026: Donzlynn Worthington Chavez
Happy School Nurse Day! As part of annual Nurses Week (May 6-12), we celebrate School Nurse Day on May 6th. SBHCs and school nurses work hand in hand to keep students healthy and ready to learn. Join us in recognizing all the hardworking school nurses in New Mexico and across the country. In honor of…
YAG Senior Spotlight: Rachel
Our final YAG Senior Spotlight is Rachel. Rachel joined the Youth Health Advisory Group during her sophomore year. She had utilized her school’s SBHC frequently and wanted to educate her peers on the benefits of school-based healthcare. As a YAG member, Rachel has had the opportunity to work on projects surrounding mental health and drug…
YAG Senior Spotlight: Amiriss
Continuing with our YAG Senior Spotlight series, we’re thrilled to hear from Amiriss on her four years with the group. Amiriss joined YAG in ninth grade. She was already a member of PAUSE, a mental health-focused organization at her school, when she learned about YAG from her teacher– and current NMASBHC board director Joan Newsom….