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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There are over 100 SBHCs across New Mexico. View our directory.
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Upcoming Events
- Apr 24 Friday
Northern Regional Meeting
- 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Espanola Register to attend: Northern Region | Española | Friday, April 24
- Apr 28 Tuesday
School Health ECHO: Acculturation Groups
- 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
Jemez Valley High Celebrates 6 Months of Success with Wellness Room
Have you ever needed a moment to regulate your stress and had nowhere to go to calm down? Jemez Valley High School has marked early success with their Wellness Room, a curated space that provides their 350 students with a dedicated space to regulate stress, regroup, and manage their mental health during the school day….
YAG Senior Spotlight: Lucy
As the school year comes to a close, we’d like to spotlight the members of our Youth Health Advisory group (YAG) graduating this year. Students participating in YAG engage in activities and projects that advocate for SBHC services across the state. Their work supports youth to advance health care access for their peers, share expertise…
Ready. Set. Action! National Public Health Week Begins Today
Ready. Set. Action! It’s National Public Health Week! During the first full week of April, we celebrate the impact of public health and continue to advocate for priority issues that can improve our community’s well-being. We’re grateful for all the public health workers in our community that have showed up for us every day! This…