People and practical help
Housing, shelter, legal help, and practical options
These listings offer connections for care, education, housing, benefits, food, organizing, transportation, or disposal. They are independent organizations; ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.
City and nonprofit shelter, transitional housing, homelessness-prevention, rental-assistance, and supportive-service pathways - Santa Fe; shelter and program capacity vary
City of Santa Fe Shelter and Emergency Housing
The City describes year-round and seasonal shelter, family rooms, transitional and permanent housing, youth services, mental-health support, case management, rental assistance, and legal-resource connections through local partners. Ask which current program fits the household, whether intake is direct or coordinated, and what capacity exists now.
Emergency shelter, transitional housing, case management, and legal-resource connection - Santa Fe; shelter, gender, and capacity rules apply
St. Elizabeth Shelter
The City identifies St. Elizabeth as a year-round shelter and housing pathway with case management and longer-term options. Confirm current bed availability, population served, intake steps, accessibility, and whether legal or housing support is available for the person's situation. It is not a cleanup provider.
Seasonal shelter, meals, showers, laundry, case management, health, employment, veteran, and legal-resource connections - Santa Fe; seasonal hours and capacity vary
Interfaith Community Shelter
Interfaith Community Shelter offers short-term survival services and connections to counseling, substance-use, health care, job support, veterans' services, and legal help through community partners. Confirm current seasonal operation, eligibility, hours, and availability before traveling.
Regional food bank, food map, mobile pantry, drive-through, school, and partner-agency food access - Northern New Mexico; distribution and eligibility rules vary
The Food Depot
The Food Depot provides no-cost food through partner agencies and mobile, school, and drive-through programs across Northern New Mexico. Use its food map or call the navigation team to find a current Santa Fe distribution. Confirm hours, registration, identification, household limits, and transportation.
County food-distribution map, food assistance, 211 navigation, and CONNECT referrals - Santa Fe County; schedules and eligibility change
Santa Fe County Food Resources
Santa Fe County and The Food Depot maintain a current food-distribution directory and direct residents to 211 for food and financial-assistance navigation. Ask for locations near the household and confirm current hours, requirements, and available supplies.
Practical resource navigation with showers, food, clothing, legal information, and other connections - Santa Fe; hours and partner capacity vary
Santa Fe Resource Opportunity Center
The Santa Fe Resource Opportunity Center is listed as operating through the Interfaith Shelter and connecting people to practical resources such as showers, food, clothing, and legal information. Confirm the current location, hours, eligibility, and which services are available before traveling.
Mental-health, peer-support, homeless-prevention, rental-assistance, transitional, and permanent supportive-housing pathway - Santa Fe; intake and program rules apply
Life Link Housing and Homelessness Support
The Life Link describes housing and support options connected with mental-health care, chronic homelessness, co-occurring disorders, and recovery. Ask about current rental assistance, transitional housing, supportive housing, peer support, and clinical intake. It is not a cleanup company.
City affordable-rental and voucher information - Santa Fe; property, residency, income, waitlist, and accommodation rules vary
Santa Fe Affordable Rental Housing
The City maintains information about affordable rental properties and identifies two local housing authorities for voucher applications. Contact the housing authority or property directly to confirm availability, income limits, required documents, reasonable accommodations, and waiting-list status.
Private-pay hoarding support, organizing help, groups, and family guidance - broader service area; scope, cost, scheduling, and travel rules apply
The Peer Tree
The Peer Tree is the private-pay pathway for organizing help, decluttering support, groups, family guidance, and practical next steps when a grant or public program is not the right fit. Ask about scope, cost, travel, consent, safety, and whether the requested support is available in Santa Fe.
Digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns - online; not therapy or emergency support
Unburied
Unburied, from The Peer Tree, offers a judgment-free digital pathway with peer support, groups, and tools for people directly affected and for friends or family supporters. It is not therapy, a crisis service, or a substitute for emergency help.