Let's Vote email series presented by the Disability Coalition

Let’s Vote!

This message is from Ellen Pinnes and The Disability Coalition. Election Day 2024 is Tuesday, November 5, so it’s time to get started on our Election Year “Let’s Vote!” series.  This is the first in that series and covers registering to...

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New Mexico State Independent Living Council is looking for new members!

Join the State Independent Living Council Board

The New Mexico SILC is Looking for You!  Are you a person with a disability who wants to get involved and make a difference? Do you have a family member with a disability, or do you work to improve the lives of people with disabilities? The...

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Youth Coffee, Saturday, September 7 at 11am, Weck's 5115 Central Ave. NE

Youth Coffee

Join us for a Youth Coffee meet up, our treat! Saturday, September 7th at 11am Weck's 5115 Central Ave. NEAlbuquerque, NM 87108 For any questions, please contact Chris Love, Independent Living Specialist at clove@ilrcnm.org or...

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Health & Wellness Activities in Socorro County: Check out these free activities to get involved in your community!

Socorro Health & Wellness Activities

Check out these free activities to get involved in your community! Social & Community Sit ‘N Sip Coffee & Conversation1st Friday of the month, 9:00amSCOPE Office (411 N. California St, Socorro NM) 575-322-2554 Socorro Farmers...

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Choose your MCO during Medicaid open enrollment! Medicaid Open Enrollment: April 1 - May 31, 2024. Learn more at hsd.nm.us/turquoise-care/

Turquoise Care Change & Special MCO Open Enrollment Period

This message is adapted from Ellen Pinnes and The Disability Coalition: On July 1, New Mexico’s Medicaid program will officially change from Centennial Care to Turquoise Care. An important part of this transition is...

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Could you Have Pre-Diabetes? Take the Risk Test

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Test

Many people have heard of diabetes but may not know their own risk of developing the disease. The New Mexico Department of Health’s (NMDOH) Diabetes Prevention and Control Program estimates around 255,000 New Mexican adults had diabetes...

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