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Veterans will be able to resume free rides on the New Mexico Rail Runner commuter train on March 8, as service will re-start after a nearly year-long suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Active duty military, veterans and anyone with a federally issued veteran or military photo ID can resume riding free of charge--provided they show any one of the following ID cards:.
- VA Veteran Identification Card (VIC)
- Driver’s license with a veteran’s designation
- Department of Defense Active Duty and Dependent Military ID card
- Rail Runner Freedom Pass
Rail runner service will operate on a limited-stop Monday-Mon-Fri schedule. Train capacity is limited to 25 percent, or 160 passengers.
Disinfecting measures will be used on train cars throughout the day, and all passengers are required to wear a mask. For more information, go to https://www.riometro.org
Photo: Courtesy, Visit Albuquerque website
The Alliance extends its deep gratitude to all advocates who took action and helped secure investments in homelessness and housing assistance in the new COVID-19 relief bill. Your advocacy matters!
We'd like to recognize Black, Proud Women who paved the way for harm reduction, drug policy, and reproductive justice during #WomensHistoryMonth courtesy of @HarmReduction
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Homelessness will make you sick and can kill you.
The statistics are grim. In the City of Albuquerque, a minimum of 1,318 people reported experiencing homelessness on January 23, 2017 per the New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness Point-In-Time Count, and per Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless (AHCH) and community best estimates, at least 16,000 persons – approximately 2.3% of Bernalillo County residents – will experience homelessness during the year.
When people experience homelessness
For over three decades, Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless (AHCH) has served our community as the only health care organization in Central New Mexico dedicated exclusively to providing services to homeless people. AHCH provides critical services to over 7,000 men, women and children every year. By addressing the health-related causes of homelessness, AHCH makes it possible for people to find solutions to end their homelessness.

MISSION & VISION
Mission
Our mission is to provide caring and comprehensive health and integrated supportive services, linking people experiencing homelessness to individual and collective solutions, and to be a leader in implementing innovative service models and a catalyst for solutions to homelessness and uphold a commitment to diversity and equity.
Vision
To live in a world that is just and without homelessness.