575-763-4400
Ministries & Agencies
575-763-4400
Matt 25 is a cross-cultural, multi-denominational, community-based effort to pool resources, experiences, and energies to help those in need. At the Hope Center, our goal is to provide a neutral, easily accessible, prominent site in the community where people can access needed services. This is an excellent opportunity for volunteer involvement in Clovis. We are a 501(c)3 corporation.
The agences and ministries who are housed in this building can work together to meet an individual or family's needs. When a person walks through the door of the Hope Center, they are usually looking for one agency in particular to meet a certain need or answer some questions they may have. However, as staff talks to them, they may discover that another agency/ministry can assist them in another way. There is great synergy and a spirit of collaboration as we partner together to meet the needs of the whole person. The benefit for our tenants is they can teach each other about different resources and it helps build a great community within the building. We'd love to have you come in and pay us a visit.
American Red Cross
Disaster 1-800-842-7349
Clovis Site 575-763-4129
Providing emergency services throughout the community and in a five county area.
Eastern Plains Community Action Agency
Clovis 575-769-1094
Portales 575-356-6038
Emergency assistance for low- income households/people (when funds are available):
Food, Rent, Medical, information/ referrals
CACFP (Child & Adult Care Food Programs
Provides meal reimbursements for eligible daycare providers.
Provides training on Nutrition and Child Development
(Portales) Mon – Tue 11 – 4 (Clovis) Wednesday – Friday 11-4 PM.
Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails
505-554-5665
The Girl Scout mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. They will learn what it means to be a leader and find their voice- all while earning badges and having fun with their friends.
Monday-Thursday 8am – 3pm or call for an appointment.
La Casa Summer Food Program
575-935-8100
The La Casa Family Health Center Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) ensures that all children continue receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. In Clovis, we will serve over 24,000 breakfasts and 75,000 lunches.
8:00 – 5:00pm M-W-F business hours.
2021 Summer Food Service Program
Serving Clovis, Portales, Melrose and Texico. Grab and Go Breakfast and Lunch meals, 9:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
For locations and information call 575-359-3764
La Casa Family Health Center Outreach
575-935-8100
ISD Application help
Insurance application help
Health education classes and resources
Car seat program
Life Skills Learning Center
575-935-4411
“Learning to Live, Learning to Love” provides tools to learn to break free from the past, develop emotional maturity, rebuild lives and learn how to create healthy inter-personal relationships. State certified domestic violence offender treatment. Counseling services including substance abuse counseling, family, PTSD, and others. Bilingual counseling available. Hold classes for teen court.
Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
Center
575-935-4447
The Supervised Visitation center is designed to provide a safe, comfortable and structured setting for court ordered visitation between children and their parents.
Supervised Visits
Therapeutic Visits
Safe Exchange
Matt 25 Programs
575-763-4400
Gabriel’s Garden. Community Garden grown on-site to assist low income families with fresh produce
Medical Closet. Collect medical equipment (walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, etc.) to assist people
in need
Emergency Food. Agencies refer clients for needed food, household items, etc.
Weekly Food Distribution Tuesday 10:00a.m.-12:00
Matt 25 Clothing Closet. Providing gently used clothing by appointment.
Meals on Wheels
575-714-6325
Delivers independence to elderly and homebound individuals through nutrition, safety checks, and friendly smiles. By appointment.
9 AM - 1 PM office hours.
New Beginnings
575-935-4458
Operates a transitional living facility for returning citizens. They provide them with stable housing, job development, counseling, resource linking, and education to help with reintegration back into the community.
Monday-Friday 10am-5pm.
New Mexico Legal Aid
575-769-2326
833-545-4357 Albuquerque Intake Hotline
Free legal services for New Mexicans in civil cases, including:
TANF, Food Stamps, SSI Social Security, other public benefits
Housing Rights
Consumer Problems
Native American Rights
Farm Worker’s Rights
Domestic Violence and Family Law
Ronald McDonald House
575-935-3500
806-744-8877
Assists families with ailing children by providing a place for the family to stay while their child is receiving hospital services.
United Way
2-1-1 or 575-935-0211
Uniting Neighbors, Changing Lives, 211 Help Directory and also has a career closet called "Successful You" with professional clothing for interviews.
Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm
Volunteer Action Center
Individuals, groups, companies, Local non-profits, agencies and organizations wishing to give back and make a difference can find projects and “Volunteer Needs and Events” waiting for them at our website or call 2-1-1 to get involved.
