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  • Home
  • Donate
  • 40th Anniversary
    • History Project >
      • APS Changes and Safe Zones
      • Brash Ensemble >
        • NMGMC
      • The Places We've Been >
        • The First Two Meeting Places
        • The Move to Nob Hill
        • The Final Community Center >
          • Helplines
          • Library
      • CITA >
        • CITA shows
        • I'm Gay, I'm Proud, I'm Alive
        • 1992 Video Highlights
      • Remembering Jon Hull >
        • Challenging the U.S. Air Force
        • Part of a Mindful, Long-term Couple
  • Our Programs
    • U-21
    • HIV Emergency Project
    • HIV Emergency Project 2024
    • Emergency Project History
  • About
    • Annual Reports
    • Board of Directors
    • Liz Canfield Endowment Fund >
      • Project Straight Talk
  • Community Resources
  • Contact

U-21 (Under 21) Safety Net

For more than 30 years, the U-21 Program has provided one of the few places for Albuquerque’s LGBTQ+ youth to socialize in a safe, welcoming, and affirming environment – an environment where every participant can express their true self without fear of being teased, mistreated, or physically harmed.

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HIV Emergency Project

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The Emergency Project plays a unique role within the HIV healthcare network in New Mexico, where 3,400 people are estimated to be infected with HIV. The Emergency Project helps meet the basic living needs of the most vulnerable people within that population to reduce financial hardships and improve the quality of their lives.

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