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Changes to snap benefits: what you need to know
There have been some big changes to eligibility for SNAP benefits. Most signficantly, people receiving SNAP may now be required to show that they work, volunteer, or go to school in order to stay eligible. However, your disability may exempt you from these new...
NM DOJ report cites systemic failures at cYFD
The NM Department of Justice released a sweeping report documenting systemic failures within CYFD, finding that breakdowns in leadership, investigations, and oversight have repeatedly placed children at risk of serious harm. DRNM has long raised these concerns...
online intake now available
You can now start an Intake using DRNM's online system. Visit the link below to get started: https://drnm.org/intake-information/
DRNM Advocates for increased oversight of medical transportation
DRNM submitted public comments to NM Health Care Authority regarding the systemic failures of its medical transportation services. Read our full comments here: https://drnm.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/DRNM-comments-on-proposed-changes-to-NMAC-8.324.7.pdf
thank you to Direct Therapy services for your generous support
Disability Rights New Mexico (DRNM) is deeply grateful to Direct Therapy Services for their generous support of justice, equity, and self-determination for people with disabilities in New Mexico. Direct Therapy Services helps people find their voices and express their...
DRNM Opposes sb 3
DRNM staff attorney Jessica Allsup testified yesterday against Senate Bill 3, which seeks to expand the use of involuntary civil committment. Read here about DRNM's opposition to SB 3: Senate committee approves bill to expand involuntary mental health treatment |...