New Mexico offers free digital resource to address addiction | The 5-Actions Program™ is a free, online digital health resource for residents struggling with substance use or behavioral addictions SANTA FE – New Mexico households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits will receive the maximum amount for their household size for the month of December as the state continues its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, announced the New Mexico Human Services Department. This will be a one-time payment of up to $750 for eligible New Mexico households, depending on the number of eligible applicants.Įxtension of emergency SNAP benefits for December 2020 The Human Services Department has partnered with the Taxation and Revenue Department to disburse the funds to New Mexican families. SANTA FE – The New Mexico Human Services Department was appropriated $5 million from House Bill 1, during the second special session of the New Mexico Legislature last month to provide emergency financial assistance to low income state residents who did not receive a federal coronavirus tax relief economic impact payment. New Mexico provides $5 million in financial relief funds | Up to $750 for households that did not receive an economic impact payment Scrase made the request in his testimony before the Legislative Finance Committee while presenting his department’s fiscal year 2022 budget request. Scrase said Friday his department is seeking $1.130 billion to leverage an additional $6.737 billion in federal dollars to help nearly half of the state’s residents through the unprecedented COVID-19 public health crisis. SANTA FE – New Mexico Human Services Secretary Dr. Human Services requests $1.130 billion for fiscal year 2022 | Matched with federal dollars will help lift the lives of nearly half of New Mexicans Este será un pago único de hasta $750 para las familias que califiquen, según la cantidad de solicitantes. El Departamento de Servicios Humanos está trabajando con el Departamento de Recaudación de Rentas de Nuevo México (Tax & Rev Dept.) para desembolsar los fondos a las familias de Nuevo México. SANTA FE – El Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Nuevo México recibió $ 5 millones del Proyecto de Ley 1 de la Cámara de Representantes (HB1) durante la segunda sesión especial de la Legislatura de Nuevo México a fines del mes pasado para brindar asistencia financiera de emergencia a los residentes estatales de bajos ingresos que no recibieron un pago de estímulo federal por el coronavirus. Nuevo México provee $5 millones en fondos de ayuda financiera | Hasta $750 para hogares que no recibieron un pago por impacto económico

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