SHELTER & FOOD: St. Martin’s provides a day shelter for the homeless—a refuge from the elements and a haven for friendship, compassion and understanding.

SHOWERS & CLEAN CLOTHES: Cleanliness is good for both health and self-respect. St. Martin’s provides showers and clothing for men, women, and children.

JOB TRAINING: Many of Albuquerque’s homeless are on the streets because they lost their job. St. Martin’s provides job training, job placement,
access to work clothes, identification documentation, and a phone number and address for applications.

The Coffee Shop, located downtown (700 2nd St NW), serves as a job training site for St. Martin’s clients. Proceeds from the shop also fund programs at St. Martin’s.

BEHAVORIAL HEALTH: St. Martin’s provides substance abuse, mental health, and self-sufficiency programs for homeless individuals and families transitioning into housing.

ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT (ACT): Our “hospital without walls” provides a full-spectrum of in-home services to clients with severe mental illness.

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING: Our housing programs helps clients find housing and provides onsite housing support. We also provide information and referrals to help people achieve residential stability, increase their skill levels and/or incomes and obtain more influence over decisions that affect their lives.

PREVENTION: Our program provides assistance to eligible families in danger of becoming homeless.