A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Silver City, New Mexico.

A people-first place to begin—whether you are looking for support for yourself, worried about someone you love, or trying to respond to a safety, housing, care, or practical concern in Grant County.

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Choose one next step that feels manageable

You do not need to solve everything today. Start with the kind of support that fits: a confidential conversation, local care navigation, or help finding practical resources. Ask what is available, what it costs, and what information is needed before sharing more than you want to.

If you are unsure where to begin, Fight the Blight can be a first conversation about hoarding-related support and virtual peer groups. Share only what feels comfortable and decide together what next step, if any, fits.

Role: nonprofit hoarding-support and virtual-group front door; geography: ask about options serving Silver City and Grant County; cost/eligibility: confirm current services and eligibility; emergency limit: not emergency response, crisis dispatch, or therapy.

For immediate danger

If there is immediate danger, a fire, or an urgent medical emergency, call 911. For a mental-health or substance-use crisis, call or text 988. This directory is not emergency dispatch, therapy, or a promise of service availability.

First conversations

A few good places to start

You do not need to know the perfect service name before reaching out. These organizations can help you understand the landscape and identify a next step.

Role: digital peer-support community and tools; geography: online; cost/eligibility: review current access and any fees on the site; emergency limit: not therapy, clinical care, or emergency support. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Unburied

Unburied offers a digital peer-support pathway for people directly affected by hoarding and for friends or family. It is not a substitute for urgent safety help or professional care.

Role: private-pay hoarding support, organizing, and education; geography: ask about remote or in-person availability for Grant County; cost/eligibility: private-pay fees and scope must be confirmed before starting; emergency limit: not crisis response or clinical treatment. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

The Peer Tree

For situations outside grant-funded support, ask The Peer Tree about private-pay options, scope, pacing, and cost. Confirm whether service is available in your area before sharing sensitive details.

Role: community health center with medical and behavioral-health care; geography: Silver City and HMS service region; cost/eligibility: ask about insurance, appointments, and sliding-fee screening; emergency limit: routine clinic is not emergency dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Hidalgo Medical Services — Silver City Community Health Center

HMS lists medical, dental, behavioral-health, transportation, and family-support services at its Silver City Community Health Center, 1007 N. Pope Street. Call ahead to confirm the service, appointment, and intake process you need.

Role: care coordination and peer support; geography: eligible Grant and Hidalgo County residents; cost/eligibility: program page describes free coordination for qualifying people with a behavioral-health diagnosis and a physical-health condition or risk; emergency limit: not crisis dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

HMS Bridges to Care — care coordination

If navigating medical, behavioral-health, or social services feels difficult, ask HMS whether Bridges to Care fits. Its page says you do not have to be an HMS patient, but eligibility and current enrollment should be confirmed.

Role: healthcare cost and enrollment navigation; geography: HMS patients in its service area; cost/eligibility: discount screening uses household size, income, application, and income verification; emergency limit: not emergency medical care. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

HMS sliding-fee discount and insurance enrollment

HMS says its sliding-fee program can reduce charges for eligible patients with income at or below 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Ask Family Support what documents are needed and what a specific service would cost before scheduling.

Role: state benefits screening and applications; geography: New Mexico; cost/eligibility: the state screens each program and household; emergency limit: not crisis or emergency assistance. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico YES benefits portal

Use the state portal to explore health and human-service programs and apply or renew when appropriate. Gather current household, income, housing, and utility information, and follow agency notices; benefits are not automatic.

Role: civil legal aid and referrals; geography: statewide, including Grant County; cost/eligibility: free help is screened for income, case type, and capacity; emergency limit: not emergency shelter or legal advice through this guide. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico Legal Aid — Silver City office

If a housing, benefits, consumer, or family-law issue is part of the situation, contact Legal Aid's statewide intake to ask whether the issue and household qualify. A listing is not a guarantee of representation.

Safety and stability

When the concern involves safety, housing, or crisis

These pathways serve different situations. Read the labels carefully before calling, especially when a response may involve crisis care, protective services, shelter, housing rules, legal advocacy, or emergency dispatch.

Role: emergency dispatch; geography: Silver City and Grant County; cost/eligibility: immediate threat to life/property or urgent medical emergency; emergency limit: reserve 911 for emergencies, not routine navigation. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Immediate danger, fire, or urgent medical emergency — 911

If someone is in immediate danger, there is a fire, or urgent medical help is needed, call 911. Give the exact address or nearest landmarks and follow the dispatcher's instructions.

Role: 24/7 behavioral-health crisis support; geography: United States; cost/eligibility: call or text 988; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger or urgent medical response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for emotional distress, mental-health or substance-use crisis, or concern for someone else. It is a crisis line, not local cleanup, housing placement, or routine therapy appointment service.

Role: local non-emergency public-safety dispatch; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: use only when no immediate threat requires 911; emergency limit: call 911 for an active emergency. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County Central Dispatch — non-emergency

The County Sheriff's page says Central Dispatch is a 24-hour call center for county agencies. Use the listed non-emergency number for a situation that does not require an immediate police, fire, or EMS response.

Role: confidential domestic-violence shelter and support; geography: Silver City and southwest New Mexico; cost/eligibility: call privately to discuss safety, eligibility, and availability; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

El Refugio — domestic-violence shelter and advocacy

El Refugio describes its Casa Carmel shelter as open 24 hours a day for survivors and their children. A listed shelter does not guarantee a bed; use the hotline to discuss a safe next step.

Role: confidential sexual-assault crisis response and survivor advocacy; geography: Grant, Hidalgo, Catron, and Luna Counties; cost/eligibility: provider describes services as free; emergency limit: not 911 medical dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Silver Regional Sexual Assault Support Services — 24-hour hotline

SASS lists a 24-hour hotline and offers crisis intervention, counseling, case management, and accompaniment. You can call without first deciding what to report; ask what confidential options are available.

Role: emergency shelter and housing support; geography: Silver City/Grant County; cost/eligibility: call to ask about intake, current openings, and requirements; emergency limit: no placement is guaranteed, and call 911 for immediate danger. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

SPIN — emergency shelter intake

SPIN lists an emergency shelter in Silver City and a seasonal overnight shelter. Shelter status and bed availability can change quickly; call before traveling and ask what to bring and where to go.

Role: report and response pathway for abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable adults; geography: New Mexico; cost/eligibility: contact for screening and next steps; emergency limit: call 911 if danger is immediate. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Adult Protective Services — New Mexico

The Sixth Judicial District's resources page lists Adult Protective Services for concerns involving adults who cannot care for themselves. Describe the immediate safety concern and ask what information is needed.

Role: child-safety reporting; geography: New Mexico; cost/eligibility: statewide report/intake line; emergency limit: call 911 when a child faces immediate danger. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico Children, Youth & Families — report child abuse or neglect

For a concern about child abuse or neglect, the court district resource page lists the statewide CYFD reporting number and #SAFE from a cell phone. For immediate danger, call 911.

Role: local disaster and public-safety alerts; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: text GRANT CO to 80946 and confirm current enrollment instructions; emergency limit: alerts do not replace 911. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County emergency notifications

The County describes IPAWS and its text service for emergency notifications and local updates. Check the current county instructions and keep a personal plan for evacuation, medications, pets, and accessible transportation.

People and practical help

Housing, food, care, transportation, and ongoing support

These listings connect the local community with housing, food, behavioral health, benefits, transit, survivor advocacy, disability support, peer support, and practical resources. Ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.

Role: psychosocial rehabilitation; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: ask HMS about referral, eligibility, insurance, and fees; emergency limit: not crisis dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Hidalgo Medical Services — New Beginnings psychosocial rehabilitation

HMS lists New Beginnings at 114 W. 11th Street, weekdays 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Confirm current enrollment, referral steps, and whether the program matches the support being sought.

Role: medical and behavioral-health appointments; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: ask about insurance and sliding-fee screening; emergency limit: clinic hours are not emergency response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

HMS Tranquil Skies Community Health Center

HMS lists medical and behavioral-health services at 1318 E. 32nd Street. Call to confirm current providers, scheduling, and the best clinic for the need.

Role: campus counseling and student support; geography: eligible WNMU students near Silver City; cost/eligibility: university page describes up to 15 visits paid by the university, then insurance may be billed; confirm current enrollment and fees; emergency limit: not emergency care. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Western New Mexico University counseling — students

WNMU's counseling department page describes counseling access for students in the Silver City area. Ask the university whether the service is currently available, whether enrollment is required, and how to arrange an appointment.

Role: supportive housing, case management, and disability-related support; geography: Silver City and southwest New Mexico; cost/eligibility: ask about program-specific screening and openings; emergency limit: not immediate shelter placement guarantee. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

SPIN — supportive housing and case management

SPIN describes services for people facing barriers related to health, housing, transportation, or poverty. Ask which program may fit and what referral or eligibility process applies.

Role: sober-living transitional housing; geography: includes Silver City; cost/eligibility: provider requires application and at least one week of sobriety; confirm other requirements and current openings; emergency limit: not emergency shelter placement. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

SPIN recovery homes

SPIN describes recovery homes for people transitioning from incarceration, treatment, addiction, or homelessness. The provider's page states an application and one week of sobriety are required; call to verify current criteria, costs, and space.

Role: housing-resource navigation; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: contact the authority to ask about programs, applications, and waitlists; emergency limit: not an emergency shelter line. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Western Regional Housing Authority — Grant County contact

A Grant County resource document lists the Western Regional Housing Authority at 2545 N. Silver Street in Silver City. Confirm the current phone, program coverage, application status, and eligibility before making plans.

Role: benefits rules and renewal guidance; geography: New Mexico; cost/eligibility: case-specific state screening; emergency limit: not food distribution or crisis response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico SNAP and benefits renewal information

New Mexico's Health Care Authority explains current SNAP rule changes. Review official notices and ask HCA what applies to the household; do not rely on an old benefit letter or a third-party summary.

Role: food pantry and food-security programs; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: pantry is available to Grant County residents once per month; confirm current hours and any requirements; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

The Commons — Grant County food pantry

The Commons lists its Choose Your Own Pantry at 501 E. 13th Street, with weekly Tuesday–Thursday hours and a first-Saturday distribution. Hours, closures, and stock may change, so check the current page or call before traveling.

Role: meal, clothing, and basic-needs outreach; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: provider describes free meals; ask about current service details; emergency limit: not a housing placement guarantee. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Silver City Gospel Mission — meals and basic needs

The Mission lists hot meals and outreach for people experiencing hunger or homelessness at 111 S. Texas Street. Call to confirm meal times, food-box details, and what is available today.

Role: public library, information, and community access; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: public access; library-card requirements vary by service; emergency limit: not a social-service or crisis provider. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Silver City Public Library

The library lists its location at 515 W. College Avenue and current hours. Call or check the site before visiting around a holiday or service closure.

Role: internet and digital-service access; geography: Silver City Public Library; cost/eligibility: Wi-Fi is listed as free, printing has posted charges, and hotspots require an eligible library card; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Library computers, Wi-Fi, printing, and hotspot information

The library describes public computers, open Wi-Fi, printing/scanning, meeting-room technology use, and hotspot borrowing. Review its current policy and avoid sending sensitive information over open Wi-Fi.

Role: older-adult community services and referral; geography: Mimbres and Gila areas of Grant County; cost/eligibility: contact each center to confirm programs and eligibility; emergency limit: not emergency response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County Senior Services — Mimbres and Gila centers

Grant County lists senior centers in Mimbres and Gila. Ask about current meals, transportation, and support for older adults who live alone; do not assume a service operates countywide.

Role: local public transportation; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: current website lists the weekday Silver Route as fare-free; deviations may have a charge; emergency limit: not emergency transport. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Corre Caminos — Silver City fixed route

Use the route map and schedule to plan a trip. Service is listed Monday–Friday, with no weekend service; call to confirm stops, holiday service, accessibility, and deviation fees.

Role: regional public transportation; geography: Silver City, Santa Clara, Bayard, and Hurley; cost/eligibility: current website lists the weekday Copper Route as fare-free; deviations may cost; emergency limit: not emergency transport. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Corre Caminos — Copper regional route

Check the current route map and schedule for connections between Silver City and nearby mining-district communities. Confirm holidays, stops, accessible boarding, and any deviation charge before travel.

Role: curb-to-curb demand-response transportation; geography: Silver City service area; cost/eligibility: reservation at least one business day ahead; ask about qualification and fare; emergency limit: not urgent medical transport. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Corre Caminos — accessible demand-response service

Corre Caminos describes accessible equipment and reservation-based demand service. Reservations are first-call, first-served and may be made up to two weeks ahead; call to confirm eligibility, route coverage, and the fare.

Role: scheduled after-hours safe-ride service; geography: Silver City; cost/eligibility: provider lists $3.50 one-way or $7 round-trip; confirm current operating nights and pickup; emergency limit: not 911 or medical transport. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Corre Cantinas — limited after-hours rides

Corre Caminos currently describes Corre Cantinas for Friday and Saturday evenings. Call to confirm the service is running, coverage, and payment before relying on a ride.

Role: county administration and local referrals; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: public office information; department-specific fees or eligibility may apply; emergency limit: county offices are not emergency dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County government and public offices

Grant County lists its administration center at 1400 Highway 180 East in Silver City. Use the official directory to identify the right department and confirm current hours before traveling.

Role: disaster preparedness and public information; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: public information and opt-in alerts; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County emergency-management office and alerts

The county emergency-management page explains alerts and preparedness resources. Ask the office about local planning for wildfire, evacuation, power loss, or mobility needs.

Role: municipal water, sewer, and account information; geography: Town of Silver City service area; cost/eligibility: current rates, new-service deposit, and account rules apply; confirm service address; emergency limit: not emergency assistance. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Town of Silver City — utility billing and town services

The Town's current utility page lists FY2026–27 rates and payment details. New water service requires an application, ID, and a $200 deposit; call to ask about the account, payment options, or service boundary.

Role: municipal residential garbage collection; geography: Town limits only; cost/eligibility: collection is billed with water/sewer and current rates/routes must be confirmed; emergency limit: not a cleanup or hauling service. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Town garbage collection and service questions

The Town says residential garbage pickup is available only inside town limits and collection is once weekly. Call City Hall for your route and current rates; contact the contractor about bin changes, missed pickup, or special pickup.

Role: landfill, waste acceptance, and disposal information; geography: Silver City area; cost/eligibility: fees and accepted materials depend on item and user; call before hauling; emergency limit: not household cleanup or removal assistance. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Southwest Solid Waste Authority — disposal questions

Town FAQs list the regional landfill and identify Southwest Solid Waste Authority for questions about accepted items. Secure loads and ask about fees, hazardous materials, construction debris, and rural-area disposal before moving anything.

Role: town sanitation and public-works information; geography: Town of Silver City; cost/eligibility: service depends on address and material; confirm any fee or permit; emergency limit: not an emergency cleanup crew. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Silver City Public Works and sanitation contacts

Public Works lists sanitation contacts and route materials. Use it to identify the right town/contractor contact, not as a promise that a special pickup or disposal request will be approved.

Role: civil legal aid screening; geography: New Mexico, with a Silver City office; cost/eligibility: low-income civil matters screened by Legal Aid; emergency limit: not emergency shelter or immediate legal representation. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico Legal Aid — civil and housing-related screening

Contact statewide intake to ask whether a housing, eviction, benefits, consumer, or related civil issue is within scope. The organization decides eligibility and whether it can accept a case.

Role: court and legal-resource information; geography: Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties; cost/eligibility: referrals and programs have separate screening; emergency limit: court information is not legal representation. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Sixth Judicial District — public legal-resource directory

The district's resource page lists legal-help contacts, protective-services offices, and local court information. Ask the provider or court about current procedures, hours, and eligibility.

Role: county-published list of housing, food, and utility resources; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: each listed provider sets requirements and availability; emergency limit: directory is not a placement guarantee. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County resource guide — housing and basic needs

Grant County posts a resource guide with provider contacts for housing and basic needs. Treat it as a starting directory and call the actual provider to confirm the current program, service area, waitlist, and intake steps.

Role: survivor advocacy and practical referrals; geography: Grant, Hidalgo, Catron, and Luna Counties; cost/eligibility: provider describes services as free and confidential; confirm fit; emergency limit: not 911 dispatch. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Silver Regional SASS — local referrals for food, transport, and housing

SASS says its local referral team can help survivors connect with food, transportation, and housing resources as well as advocacy and counseling. The service is for survivors and families; ask what support is available.

Role: state benefits customer support; geography: New Mexico; cost/eligibility: program-specific state determination; emergency limit: not crisis support or direct food distribution. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

New Mexico Health Care Authority — benefits questions

If you need help navigating a YES application, use the official state contact options or portal. Keep application notices and confirm what documents and deadlines apply to your household.

Role: domestic-violence safety planning, shelter, and advocacy; geography: Silver City and southwest New Mexico; cost/eligibility: ask provider about confidential intake and options; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

El Refugio — survivor advocacy and services

In addition to shelter, El Refugio describes advocacy and supportive services. Call from a safe phone if privacy is a concern and ask about available options; do not assume a shelter bed or specific legal service is available.

Role: county senior-services directory; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: call centers about age requirements, meals, transportation, and capacity; emergency limit: not emergency monitoring. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County Senior Services — contact and referrals

County senior services lists the Gila and Mimbres centers. Ask whether there is a service closer to Silver City, whether transportation is available, and what registration is needed.

Role: insurance enrollment and family-support navigation; geography: HMS service region; cost/eligibility: contact HMS to confirm help and program qualifications; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

HMS family support and insurance enrollment

HMS describes Family Support services that can help with insurance enrollment and healthcare navigation. Ask whether assistance is available before an appointment and what documents to bring.

Role: wildfire, weather, and public-emergency preparedness information; geography: Grant County; cost/eligibility: public information; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate threat. | Use this page to identify possible next steps, then confirm current service area, eligibility, fees, access, and availability directly with the organization. Listing is not an endorsement.

Grant County emergency preparedness information

The County links to weather, road, and disaster-preparedness information. For a household safety plan, identify exits and safe paths before moving items, and ask local fire officials about any access concern.

A note from the Alliance

Start with the person. Then decide what the situation needs.

This guide is anchored in Silver City, New Mexico, and includes city, county, state, nonprofit, national, and independent pathways. A listing here does not mean Fight the Blight endorses every provider or can guarantee availability. The Hoarding Alliance is not a city or county agency, therapy practice, emergency service, or cleanup company. We will keep reviewing this page, but please confirm details directly before relying on them.

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