New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs

About New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs

New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs backs a statewide network of sexual assault service providers, with the largest recent awards reaching Sexual Assault Services of Nwnm in Farmington and Arise Sexual Assault Services in Clovis. Its grantmaking is built around response to sexual violence in New Mexico, including survivor services, prevention, advocacy, and the infrastructure that helps local providers operate. Recent awards also show support for SANE collaboration, crisis treatment centers, shelters, and organizations serving communities across the state. The foundation’s work is tightly tied to New Mexico communities. In the recent grants list, funding reaches places such as Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Taos, Silver City, Los Lunas, Raton, Carlsbad, Portales, and Farmington. Several awards go to organizations that appear multiple times across years, suggesting ongoing relationships rather than isolated transactions. The coalition also supports specific programs within the field, including the Sexual Assault Evidence Kit distribution and medical billing verification fund, conference scholarships, and website redesign work that strengthens organizational capacity. Across these grants, the coalition funds a mix of direct service, technical support, and operational infrastructure for organizations working with survivors and vulnerable populations.

What New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs Funds

A central theme in the coalition’s grantmaking is direct survivor services. It awarded $675,880 to Valencia Shelter Services in Los Lunas and $470,447 to Solace Crisis Treatment Center in Santa Fe, both tied to local crisis response and support. It also funds forensic and medical-response infrastructure. Albuquerque Sane Collaborative Cent received $397,532, reflecting support for SANE-related work, while Roosevelt General Hospital in Portales received $297,916, indicating investment in medical settings connected to sexual assault response. Another recurring area is community-based advocacy and service delivery. Casa Fortaleza in Albuquerque received $450,500, and La Pinon in Las Cruces received $448,399, showing support for organizations that serve survivors through advocacy and local programming. The coalition also makes grants to groups such as Community Against Violence in Taos and Alternative to Violence in Raton.

How New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs Gives