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Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc. began in 1970 with a structured program of day habilitation services for developmentally disabled adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities (IDD) in Los Alamos. We added a therapeutic preschool – Conjunto - in the Española Valley in 1979. Since then, it has expanded its services for children, adults, and families in order to meet our state’s changing needs, with more than twenty programs in place today.

This month on Community Matters, Sarah Amador-Guzman explores the importance of volunteering with Tom Starke, who has provided decades of service to local nonprofits, designed programs, and raised awareness about the complex challenges of substance abuse.

The Santa Fe Recovery Center filled the gap in available substance use disorder treatments tailored to women with children by establishing the Women and Children’s Residential Treatment Program in Santa Fe.

The Santa Fe Community Foundation's Baby Fund was built on the belief that the vitality of our community starts with supporting our youngest neighbors. In honor of its first decade, the fund made its largest round of grantmaking to date.

Presbyterian Ear Institute offers hope in breaking the silence for children and adults with hearing loss by providing a comprehensive approach to the early diagnosis, intervention, education, and rehabilitation of deafness.

The Mamas Compartiendo y Sananado (Moms Sharing & Healing) program was created by and for families with immigrant roots and honors a wide range of losses, including death, deportation, incarceration, and separation by borders. Our program offers grieving parents the resources to alter generational patterns of inherited grief and do it in the comfort of a community of other caregivers.