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A+ Academic Coaching |
Albuquerque, New
Mexico / $1,000
(Discretionary grant) |
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Alliance for the Earth |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000
(Out-of-cycle grant) |
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The Peace Hut Alliance for
Conflict Transformation was born
from a six-year collaboration
with the Alliance for the Earth.
In 2015 PHACT began to work with
the youth, founding Student
Peace Clubs in a number of
schools in the capital city,
Monrovia. The PHACT team will
provide training in
peace-building and mindful
living so as to empower them as
future leaders and capable
mediators in their schools,
communities and homes. |
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AMP Concerts |
Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $8,000
(Out-of-cycle Grant) |
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Big Sky Learning |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $20,000 |
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The 2016 Big Sky Build It!
Summer STEM program continued
their mission in providing
innovative math and science
learning experiences to
children, teens and teaching
professionals. In their 20th
season they served 154
elementary and middle school
students with a staff consisting
of 27 teaching mentors led by 6
adult teaching professionals. |
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Creativity for Peace |
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Communities In Schools
of New Mexico |
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Santa Fe, New Mexico /
$15,000 |
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Close to 50% of Santa Fe’s young
people drop out of the school
often due to a range of poverty
related challenges. CIS seeks to
provide Santa Fe’s high-risk
children and youth attending
Santa Fe’s highest need public
schools with access to the
services, tools and resources
needed to ensure they will stay
in school. CIS staff help
students get back on track in
school and in their lives
leading to a more successful
educational and life experience. |
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Creativity for Peace |
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Santa Fe, New
Mexico / $15,000 |
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Creativity for Peace continues
to build on its Transforming
Conflict curriculum. In January
2015 we piloted Peace
Ambassadors, a leadership
program for Santa Fe young women
that is focused on social
activism, project management and
public speaking. Initial
evaluation showed that
participants across our youth
programs gained skills needed to
become agents of change in their
communities, grew in confidence
and capacity to use these
skills, and forged new
friendships and relationship
with young women from diverse
backgrounds. |
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Dental Care In Your Home |
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Albuquerque, New Mexico / $10,000 |
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There are over 20,000 homebound
and special needs people in
Bernalillo, Sandoval, Santa Fe,
Torrance and Valencia counties
who are not able to access
traditional dental offices. The
elderly and frail, which make up
75% or our patients, do not have
other organization choices that
will go to their homes. We
provide exams, digital x-rays,
teeth cleanings, filings,
extractions and full or partial
denture repair. There are no
other non-profit organization
providing this service in New
Mexico. |
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Desert Academy |
Santa Fe, New Mexico / $10,000
(Discretionary grant) |
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Enlace Comunitario |
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Albuquerque, New Mexico / $10,000 |
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Survivors of domestic violence
are safer while their abusers
are participating in a
batterer’s intervention program.
Any lack of Spanish language
batters intervention programs is
a major gap in a community
coordinated response to domestic
violence. The project is a 52
week socio-educational
batterer’s intervention group
facilitated by two well trained
Spanish speaking men. Our goals
are to change abusive partner’s
behaviors regarding conflict,
prevent reoccurrence of partner
violence, and change abusive
partner attitudes toward women. |
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