Torrance County CHW

03/23/2026

Do you live in New Mexico? Are you 18 years old or older? Take this survey for a chance to win $100 or $500. Healthier communities start with you! Be a voice to contribute to a healthier New Mexico. Click the link to take the survey.
2026 NMCS SURVEY LINKS
English
TINYURL: https://tinyurl.com/NMCS2026
Spanish
TINYURL: https://tinyurl.com/NMCS2026-ES

Encuesta Comunitaria de Nuevo México 2025.

03/06/2026

https://youtu.be/X-60QwmVMVc

This is part of an educational series of videos detailing alcohol and marijuana's effects on the developing brain. This video serves as an overview of adoles...

03/03/2026

03/03/2026

Parents Who Host Lose the Most — Don’t Be a Party to Underage Drinking 🚫🍻

In New Mexico, adults who sell, serve, give, or allow alcohol to be consumed by someone under 21 can be charged with a fourth-degree felony, carrying serious legal consequences including possible jail time and fines. 

Even well-intentioned adults can unintentionally put kids at risk when alcohol is available. Research shows that when parents provide alcohol or allow underage drinking—even in their own home—it increases young people’s likelihood of drinking more and facing harmful outcomes. 

Here’s how you can protect our community:

✔ Refuse to provide alcohol to anyone under 21
✔ Host alcohol-free events with fun, engaging activities
✔ Communicate clear expectations with teens and other parents
✔ Check in regularly at gatherings and know what’s happening

Prevention works when everyone has a role. Let’s keep our families and neighborhoods safe, healthy, and strong.

03/02/2026

Join us at the Annual Health & Safety Fair on Saturday, April 11th from 8am-11am.

02/24/2026

02/24/2026

Parents Who Host Lose The Most! 👎🏽
Don’t land you behind bars! Most of Sierra County High School students reported drinking alcohol at home. Providing alcohol to minors isn't a favor; it's a felony! You could go to jail, pay a hefty fine and lose your right to own a gun.

02/24/2026

The people influencing your teen to try drugs or alcohol usually aren’t strangers hiding in alleyways. More often, they’re sitting next to them at school, on the bus, or at lunch. Prepare them with what to say.

Staying aware, asking questions, and keeping communication open can make all the difference. Drug Free Fayette TN encourages parents to stay engaged and informed.

02/24/2026

02/24/2026

Do you live in New Mexico? Are you 18 years old or older? Take this survey for a chance to win $100 or $500. Healthier communities start with you! Be a voice to contribute to a healthier New Mexico. Click the link to take the survey.

2026 NMCS SURVEY LINKS
English
TINYURL: https://tinyurl.com/NMCS2026

Spanish
TINYURL: https://tinyurl.com/NMCS2026-ES