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May, 2021: Valerie Griego, Social Services Coordinator of ABQ FaithWorks, collaborated with seven Albuquerque organizations to bring vaccines to Albuquerque’s mobile population. Together, they were successful in acquiring funding for Mobile Medical Units to deliver health information and COVID 19 vaccine through street outreach to the unhoused and sex workers. The service includes making services available at trusted sites and bus passes to get there. This important work addresses fears about medical care and vaccines, ultimately making group and shelter settings safer for the unhoused. People living on the street are often both ill-informed about healthcare and more greatly at risk due to age and underlying medical conditions. We are grateful to all of the collaborators on this great project: East Central Ministries, Centro Savila, Casa de Salud, Presbyterian Emergency Services – Community Health Workers, Access NM, The NM Department of Health and the Westside Emergency Housing Center. (Photos by CABQ)


Friday, March 19, 2021, one of the first residents to move into the City’s Tiny Home Village had been referred to ABQ FaithWorks two years ago by St. Andrew Presbyterian, a member church. This is both a victory for this person who is now housed, and for ABQ FaithWorks who supported this resident in the long journey to housing security. (Photo of homes by Bernalillo County)





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