MISSION

To transform lives. Working with our partners, we design and deliver innovative, high quality health and human services that improve the security and promote independence for New Mexicans in their communities. 


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A visualization of HSD's social impact measures is shown. These measures translate HSD customer cases processed into the impact on the communities we serve. The total amount of SNAP benefits issued are converted to an estimated number of meals provided to New Mexicans. The number of New Mexicans with access to healthcare is generated by looking a the number of individuals with Medicaid coverage. The total number of TANF cases shows how many families were provided shelter and other necessities. The total cases of LIHEAP support provided shows how many homes were heated and cooled for New Mexicans. Child support collections shows the amount supporting each individual child every month.
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Learn more about HSD's Social Impact Measures

A description of the measures and monthly data that can be viewed at the state or county level are available on the HSD Scorecard website.

HSD Customers March 2021

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The Human Services Department provides services and benefits to 1,100,445 New Mexicans through several programs including Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Child Support, and several Behavioral Health Services.

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The Latest News From HSD

New Mexico Medicaid providers receive $409 million rate increase

Reinforcing New Mexico's health care workforce   SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) announced the successful implementation of a substantial $409 million increase in reimbursement rates for most Medicaid health care providers. This...

Governor appoints Kari Armijo to Cabinet 

SANTA FE — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Thursday appointed Kari Armijo to her cabinet. Armijo will lead the Human Services Department as it transitions to the Health Care Authority to establish a unified department responsible for the health care purchasing,...

Human Services Department Commemorates World Mental Health Day

New Mexico Medicaid introduces enhanced Medicaid rates for five key behavioral health practices  SANTA FE - On this World Mental Health Day, the New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) stands together with our communities, acknowledging the significance of...

The Office of Constituent Support (OCS) provides community resource and referral, team facilitation (including mediation and dispute resolution for interdisciplinary teams), and community outreach and education regarding the services and supports provided by the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division.  OCS also provides community resource and referral for community-based resources.


Community Resource and Referral

OCS assists individuals and their families to access information regarding community resources such as self-advocacy/advocacy organizations, where to find assistance with questions regarding social security, disability benefits and community resources in their area. Individuals and their families are provided information about who to contact with specific questions about services they are currently receiving or are interested in receiving. Please read the Constituent Support: Guide to Accessing Community Resources for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities for more information.


Team Facilitation and Mediation

OCS supports individuals and their teams, family members/guardians, and community support providers by providing Team Facilitation when there is a disagreement or communication issue among Interdisciplinary Team Members. OCS can also provide mediation for individuals and their teams as appropriate.


Community Outreach

OCS participates in statewide outreach events such as the annual Southwest Conference on Disability in Albuquerque, The Arc Statewide Self-Advocacy Conference, as well as many other events. Information is distributed regarding the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division’s programs including the Family Infant Toddler Program, Developmental Disabilities Waiver and Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver, Autism and State General Funded Services.


Constituent Resources

OCS provides resources for individuals, family members/guardians, and community support providers on different topics including but not limited to healthcare decision making, guardianship, and team process.

The Office of Constituent Support (OCS) provides community resource and referral, team facilitation (including mediation and dispute resolution for interdisciplinary teams), and community outreach and education regarding the services and supports provided by the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division.  OCS also provides community resource and referral for community-based resources.


Community Resource and Referral

OCS assists individuals and their families to access information regarding community resources such as self-advocacy/advocacy organizations, where to find assistance with questions regarding social security, disability benefits and community resources in their area. Individuals and their families are provided information about who to contact with specific questions about services they are currently receiving or are interested in receiving. Please read the Constituent Support: Guide to Accessing Community Resources for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities for more information.


Team Facilitation and Mediation

OCS supports individuals and their teams, family members/guardians, and community support providers by providing Team Facilitation when there is a disagreement or communication issue among Interdisciplinary Team Members. OCS can also provide mediation for individuals and their teams as appropriate.


Community Outreach

OCS participates in statewide outreach events such as the annual Southwest Conference on Disability in Albuquerque, The Arc Statewide Self-Advocacy Conference, as well as many other events. Information is distributed regarding the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division’s programs including the Family Infant Toddler Program, Developmental Disabilities Waiver and Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver, Autism and State General Funded Services.


Constituent Resources

OCS provides resources for individuals, family members/guardians, and community support providers on different topics including but not limited to healthcare decision making, guardianship, and team process.

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