Astrid Delgadillo and her family, after leaving Honduras and spending over a year in Mexico, arrived in the U.S. and settled in a Santa Fe shelter. Pregnant and without her mother’s support, Delgadillo struggled to..
Dulce's Journey to a Brighter Future and Being Part of a Community
Las Cumbres Community Services Early Childhood Programs
Presbyterian Health Plan Partners With ¡Que Cute! Healthy Baby Program
Wendy Croze Steps into Grandparent Raising Grandchildren Program Management Shoes
The Heart That We All Have in Our Bodies
In the Body and Disregarding “the” Rules
Dr. Gabor Maté, renowned speaker and author with expertise on topics including childhood development, explains “Children don’t get traumatized because they are hurt. They get traumatized because they’re alone with the hurt”. Recounting a “really good work day”, one Las Cumbres Behavioral Health Therapist shares two stories:
Agency Seeks Family Infant Toddler Early Intervention Contractors to Join Dynamic Team
Las Cumbres is home to an enterprising and innovative early intervention program dedicated to promoting well-being for families with infants and toddlers up to age 3 - children who have an established condition or are at risk for developmental delays. As part of the agency’s Infant and Early Childhood Department, Our longstanding Family Infant Toddler (FIT) Early Intervention (EI) program strengthens the capacity of families and their children with assessment, education and intervention.
The Holy Grail of Non-Profit Donations – General Operating Support
At the heart of every impactful nonprofit is the ability to adapt, innovate, and address emerging needs swiftly. To most effectively do this and to affect positive change, Las Cumbres Community Services’ general operations and administrative teams rely on resources outside of private or public funding streams and continually seek partners to support vital infrastructure and other immediate demands.
One Mother’s Story: How an Entire Family is Transformed
From a small New Mexico town, this mother’s story is not so different from the stories of many who come forward to regain vital resilience. Laura is a mother who has faced unimaginable trials in life. Trauma from past abuse left her with emotional scars that ran deep, and she faced the additional challenge of raising a special needs child, Emma.