
New Mexico's Public Health Institute
Thriving communities.
Healthy people.
We advance community health, resilience, and social justice — in New Mexico and beyond — through advocacy, public policy, and programs built with the communities they serve.
30+
years serving frontier and rural New Mexico
17
southern counties covered by our education centers
2018
designated a public health institute nationally
How we help
Your public and behavioral health partner
The public health space is vast and complex. We help organizations and communities find the resources and support they need, in the shape they need it — from technical assistance and proven community programs through research and policy development.
Explore our workServices
Capacity building, grant orchestration, and crisis response consulting for nonprofits and small governments.
Programs
Workforce education, prevention coalitions, and county and tribal lands health councils.
Training
Health career pathways, prevention certification, and leadership development across the state.
Advocacy
Bringing underrepresented communities into the rooms where health policy gets written.
Research & Data
A public resource library plus custom evaluation through the NM Community Data Collaborative.

Research & data
Data that communities can actually use
We maintain a substantial public library of reports, maps, and briefs, and offer tailored research through the New Mexico Community Data Collaborative — giving residents, nonprofits, and agencies access to de-aggregated statewide data for assessments, funding, and policy change.

Policy & advocacy
A grassroots route to the Roundhouse
Policy-making is centralized and urban-based, which leaves small and remote communities with little influence over decisions that shape their health. We help those communities find their voice and carry underrepresented issues to the decision-making table at the local, state, and national levels.
Our approach and track recordWork with us
The best solutions come from within communities
Whether you are a nonprofit, a county, a coalition, a legislative office, or a resident with a concern — tell us what you are working on and we will point you to the right program, dataset, or partner.
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