END YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
With your support, we are able to continue providing our services to help youth experiencing homelessness in Northern New Mexico.
What We Do
At Youth Shelters & Family Services, our staff brings deep experience in his or her expertise and a strong passion for our mission. Together we are reaching out to help Northern New Mexico’s homeless youth find a way home.
Mission
Deliver life-changing shelter and support for homeless, runaway and in-crisis youth
Vision
End youth homelessness in Northern New Mexico
Objective
Our objective is for youth at risk of negative life outcomes to achieve safety and stability
How You Can Support Us
Staff members continue to help make a difference in the lives of homeless youth
Youth and young adults have been helped since 1980
What’s New at YSFS
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