success stories OPEE There is Hope for the Homeless Young People in Northern New Mexico DreamTree Project BY VIRGINIA CLARK at is the message DreamTree Proj to share And a vital in with young people expecially vulnerable in Ta and El Norte According to the US In tancy Council on Home les in 2000 3333 New Mexicans were homeless on any given day and 215 of the were young ada 18-24 Public schools reported an e mated 13,54 NM public school students experienced home les during the 2008-2009 school year It is expected pandemic d will show even greater need "A variety of sertarios con In addition to its emergency se to youth visiting Deamouth shelter, DeTree of Tree Stacey Molimer tramitional housing and DreamTree's deputy director, including "hoing itabil ity, pite, various forms of trauma uche or ha man trafficking, lack of for care statewide, and LGBTQLA+ urces for youth, ages 16 to 24. The program has recently expanded, adding options in spatola and Rain as well as To Nng adults live in pendently in apartments while working and ping to school. and work with their case man agers to set goals, identify paths to success, and learn valuable life skills such as cocking bud ating how to shop for and mor d client move in Emergency Housing and Transitional Living Programa Opened in 2000, Two-bed nonprofic DrTve Project of 24 hour emergency sheling T CARES ter for young people ages 12 to in need of a safe place to way throughout Colles, Mors Rio Arribe, Tao and Union counting and partners with other service providers and organizations to provide youth specific services to meet their und includes esentials like pots and pans, bedding and furnishing oth monetary support and donitions of new or gently used household is alwes wel come to be in this proces In 2021, Dream Tes gency youth shelter helped 58 young people and tonal living program 39 young people, In addition street outreach program of fered support to over 225 youth and adul, and its community housing program isted over 20 total community members in Northern New Mexico Leading Enchanted Circle Collaborations During the pandemic DeTree ined forces with HEART of Taos, Tas Mek Shelter, Youth Heartline, Com ity Agi Vice samej, to establ chy v ro ing a new emergency shelter program in partnership with a local hotel-providing housing and other services to over 100 men, women and families. The ng p Tree Project begs a collabors tive AmeriCorps program is the Tas area The Enchanted Cile Corps DCC is a part- nenhip of local organisations coordinating and spreading the word about the services and resurons able to Ta County people, including agricultural conservation, and education and career options for high school students and CAKES program ended in July 2022 DT, HEART and formative other local partners are ex ploring options for focused emergency ing is less than 100 units of housing, which is really double "If you or young peo know is experiencing housing ing program for this coming winter instability, honing insecurity ww est to DreamTrM minion to help y vi The executie directe, please reach Catherine Hummel said collab ons were pecially benefi i "It is our please and cial during the pandemic where members our family, friend housing insecurity grew nation and neighbors-better access wide, Hummel said DreamTree housing and supportive is able to ist other agencies financially through federal grant money, like COMID-19 repose funds from the US Department of Housing and Urban Dewlopment "By being that focal lead cy, we able to bring in federal money, and share it among all the agencies, where a lot of the agrecies doch Dream Tree Project she administrative capacity to do that, Hemmel said. In September 2000, D y In 2015, Dream Tree Project led early community diso sions on the need for "per manent supportive housing Hammel said, noting it is housing "primary for whole home for long period of time. It can also be for youth, but it's basically housing pupportive services Statistically, our need Young people in ITP575-75-995 TEXT 55-70-74cm berat 125 La Road T Ma 575-77-7704 TEXT success stories OPEE There is Hope for the Homeless Young People in Northern New Mexico DreamTree Project BY VIRGINIA CLARK at is the message DreamTree Proj to share And a vital in with young people expecially vulnerable in Ta and El Norte According to the US In tancy Council on Home les in 2000 3333 New Mexicans were homeless on any given day and 215 of the were young ada 18-24 Public schools reported an e mated 13,54 NM public school students experienced home les during the 2008-2009 school year It is expected pandemic d will show even greater need " A variety of sertarios con In addition to its emergency se to youth visiting Deamouth shelter , DeTree of Tree Stacey Molimer tramitional housing and DreamTree's deputy director , including " hoing itabil ity , pite , various forms of trauma uche or ha man trafficking , lack of for care statewide , and LGBTQLA + urces for youth , ages 16 to 24. The program has recently expanded , adding options in spatola and Rain as well as To Nng adults live in pendently in apartments while working and ping to school . and work with their case man agers to set goals , identify paths to success , and learn valuable life skills such as cocking bud ating how to shop for and mor d client move in Emergency Housing and Transitional Living Programa Opened in 2000 , Two - bed nonprofic DrTve Project of 24 hour emergency sheling T CARES ter for young people ages 12 to in need of a safe place to way throughout Colles , Mors Rio Arribe , Tao and Union counting and partners with other service providers and organizations to provide youth specific services to meet their und includes esentials like pots and pans , bedding and furnishing oth monetary support and donitions of new or gently used household is alwes wel come to be in this proces In 2021 , Dream Tes gency youth shelter helped 58 young people and tonal living program 39 young people , In addition street outreach program of fered support to over 225 youth and adul , and its community housing program isted over 20 total community members in Northern New Mexico Leading Enchanted Circle Collaborations During the pandemic DeTree ined forces with HEART of Taos , Tas Mek Shelter , Youth Heartline , Com ity Agi Vice samej , to establ chy v ro ing a new emergency shelter program in partnership with a local hotel - providing housing and other services to over 100 men , women and families . The ng p Tree Project begs a collabors tive AmeriCorps program is the Tas area The Enchanted Cile Corps DCC is a part nenhip of local organisations coordinating and spreading the word about the services and resurons able to Ta County people , including agricultural conservation , and education and career options for high school students and CAKES program ended in July 2022 DT , HEART and formative other local partners are ex ploring options for focused emergency ing is less than 100 units of housing , which is really double " If you or young peo know is experiencing housing ing program for this coming winter instability , honing insecurity ww est to DreamTrM minion to help y vi The executie directe , please reach Catherine Hummel said collab ons were pecially benefi i " It is our please and cial during the pandemic where members our family , friend housing insecurity grew nation and neighbors - better access wide , Hummel said DreamTree housing and supportive is able to ist other agencies financially through federal grant money , like COMID - 19 repose funds from the US Department of Housing and Urban Dewlopment " By being that focal lead cy , we able to bring in federal money , and share it among all the agencies , where a lot of the agrecies doch Dream Tree Project she administrative capacity to do that , Hemmel said . In September 2000 , D y In 2015 , Dream Tree Project led early community diso sions on the need for " per manent supportive housing Hammel said , noting it is housing " primary for whole home for long period of time . It can also be for youth , but it's basically housing pupportive services Statistically , our need Young people in ITP575-75-995 TEXT 55-70-74cm berat 125 La Road T Ma 575-77-7704 TEXT