CPLC NEW MEXICO INC

Programs

1. The child adult care food program new mexico is a flow through grant from the usda to the state to sponsoring organizations like chicanos por la causa, cplc for homes and day care centers to get reimbursed for the food they are currently feeding children across the state of new mexico on a monthly basis. Currently, the cplc-cacfp program sponsors over 400 home care/day care centers and 50 affiliated and unaffiliated centers including at-risk and head start programs. This translates to serving pretty close to 300,000 healthy meals and snacks to children 13 years and younger each month at homes and centers across the state of new mexico. This is a win-win for new mexico because it addresses the food insecurity issue of children not eating, and it teaches children to eat healthier and gives more choices to eating healthier foods. The impact of feeding children is great; children are better prepared to learn when they eat, they are less likely to eat junk food, they learn what the body needs, what is healthy, and what is nutritious. Therefore the cacfp-nm program isn't just about getting your money back when you buy food to feed kids it's also about educating our community, gaining…

   $5,286,296 spent$5,738,376 earned by the program
   48% of program spending

2. Cplc nm homeless gateway west emergency shelter gateway west serves adult individuals experiencing homelessness in albuquerque, new mexico by providing safe, low-barrier emergency shelter focused on stabilization and connection to longer-term supports. The program offers a secure environment where basic needs are met, including hygiene facilities, meals, and access to onsite medical support. Gateway west also functions as a key access point into the broader system of care, connecting guests to supportive services and community providers. Onsite case management supports clients through needs assessments, individualized service plan (isp) development, and ongoing progress monitoring, with the goal of helping individuals transition into stable housing. Services are delivered in person at the shelter and through close coordination with partner providers. Gateway west has the capacity to serve up to 660 individuals, expanding to 712 during the winter season. In fy25 (december 2024-june 2025), the program served 3,596 unduplicated guests and provided 101,220 bed nights. The program also conducted 79 benefit assessments, connected 76 guests to housing or mainstream benefits, and provided…

   $3,977,108 spent$3,579,963 earned by the program
   36% of program spending

3. Low-income multifamily property:cplc new mexcio, inc's low-income multi-family properties provide affordable housing opportunities to eligible residents through rent subsidies based on resident income levels. All projects are regulated under the internal revenue code, section 42. Cplc nm currently operates 40 low-income rental units at bella vista apartments, in the city of taos, nm; 60 low-income rental units at villa las vegas apartments located in las vegas, nm, and 60 low-income rental units at ladera apartments in farmington, new mexico.

   $1,518,346 spent$1,364,159 earned by the program
   14% of program spending

4. Supportive housing:program provided 152 beds to special needs clients. Program also provided rental assistance to 37 clients.

   $100,590 spent$149,200 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

5. Regional coalition of local communities:we provide day-to-day management services for the partnership to create one voice to ensure national decisions incorporate local needs and concerns. Thecoalition's focus is community and economic development, site employment and environmental remediation and adequate funding for los alamos nationallaboratory (lanl). The rclc is comprised of nine cities, counties and pueblos surrounding the us department of energy's lanl.

   $65,846 spent$76,059 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $10,948,186.