Coalition Projects

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Coordinated Community Response
Coordinated Community Response

NMCADV is focused on improving the system response to domestic violence through the creation and funding of a Coordinated Community Response ( CCR) model.

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Needs Assessment
Needs Assessment

The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) and the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD), partnered to develop a statewide, DV needs assessment.

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Organizational Capacity Building
Organizational Capacity Building

NMCADV is funded to assist New Mexico domestic violence (DV) service providers grow their programs and serve their communities.

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Policy Initiatives
Policy Initiatives

The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence supports various policy initiatives and advocates for meaningful change through the work of a regionally elected committee of domestic violence service providers.

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Economic Justice
Economic Justice

We provide financial literacy education, matched savings programs, and credit repair services for survivors and their families.

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Children’s Project
Children’s Project

We provide support, training, and technical assistance for New Mexico programs serving children, their parents, and caregivers impacted by domestic violence.

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Battering Intervention Programs (BIP)
Battering Intervention Programs (BIP)

We provide training and support for facilitators participating in BIPs across the state.

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Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)
Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)

We support a network of safe havens for the animals of domestic violence victims in New Mexico.

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Confidentiality

Confidentiality is one of the most important, yet challenging aspects of domestic violence work.

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Safe To Be You!

Safe to Be You! is a partnership of multiple organizations to provide free civil legal services for LGBTQ survivors of violence.

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Our member programs work.

How do we know? Research shows that when domestic violence advocates do their jobs well, clients experience greater hope and self-efficacy. Additionally, violence is reduced for survivors and their children and social emotional well-being is increased.