Supportive Housing & Voucher Services
Information about Permanent Supportive Housing and Rapid Rehousing services.
Supportive Housing Vouchers are incredibly successful to help people permanently exit homelessness and remain stable. To access housing vouchers, contact one of the agencies below or call the Homeless Help Line at 505-768-HELP (4357)
Below are the qualifications for people served and a list of programs funded fully or in part by the City of Albuquerque through the following Vouchers:
View the Housing Voucher Data Dashboard for information on distribution amounts, amounts allocated, and number of people served.
For information on other services, please dial 2-1-1 (United Way Information and Referral Search) or visit the United Way website.
Rapid Re-Housing (RRH)
Supportive housing programs that provide housing assistance for up to 24 months. RRH is for people who are currently homeless and need short-term rental assistance and support to move quickly into housing. A disability is not required, but households must meet income limits (usually at or below 30% of Area Median Income). Most referrals are made through Coordinated Entry. To get assessed, individuals should visit an Access Point.
Barrett Foundation
For single females with children. Focuses on families with children, delivering Rapid Re-Housing and housing stabilization services alongside shelter, case management, and family-centered supports.
Address: 10400 Constitution NE
Phone: 505-246-9244, Fax: 505-246-9272
Visit the Barrett Foundation website.
Casa Q
For LGBQTIA teens age 14 to 17 and their allies. No walk-ins accepted. Call ahead with referrals.
Capacity: 10
Phone: 505-872-2099
Visit the Casa Q website.
Catholic Charities – Proyecto la Luz
For Individuals and families with Children. Offers RRH and PSH with comprehensive case management, housing navigation, and supportive services for individuals and families exiting homelessness.
Address: 2010 Bridge SW
Phone: 505-724-4670, Fax: 505-724-4682
Visit the Catholic Charities website.
Crossroads for Women
For formerly incarcerated women and families.
Address: 239 Elm
Phone: 505-242-1010, Fax: 505-242-1551
Visit the Crossroads for Women website.
Cuidando Los Ninos
For families. Serves families with young children through Rapid Re-Housing and housing supports integrated with early childhood education and wraparound family services.
Address: 1500 Walter SE
Phone: 505-843-6899
Visit the Cuidando Los Niños website.
Heading Home
For individuals and families. A core system partner providing RRH and PSH, specializing in housing navigation, landlord engagement, and long-term housing stability.
Phone: 505-344-2323, Press 2
Visit the Heading Home website.
HopeWorks
For individuals and families. Combines day shelter services with Rapid Re-Housing and housing-focused case management to help individuals move from homelessness into permanent housing.
Address (shelter): 1201 3rd NW
Phone: Main 505-242-4399 | Behavioral Health 505-764-8231 | Shelter 505-843-9405
Visit the HopeWorks website.
New Day Youth and Family Services
For youth age 17 to 24. Provides housing and supportive services through RRH and supportive housing models, often serving individuals with higher service needs.
Address: 2820 Ridgecrest SE
Phone: 505-938-1060
Visit the New Day Youth and Family Services website.
SAFE House – RISE
For victims of Domestic Violence with Children. Provides RRH and supportive housing for survivors of domestic violence, prioritizing safety, confidentiality, and long-term housing stability.
Phone: 505-247-4219
Toll Free: 800-773-3645
Visit the SAFE House - Rise website.
Serenity Mesa
For youth age 14 to 21 who struggle with addiction. Delivers supportive housing linked to recovery-oriented services for individuals working toward housing stability and sustained recovery.
Address: 3701 Condershire SW
Phone: 505-877-3644
Visit the Serenity Mesa website.
Tenderlove
For individuals and families.
Address: 1518 Girard NE
Phone: 505-349-1795
Visit the Tenderlove website.
Youth Development Inc (YDI)
For youth age 16 to 24.
Address: 3411 Candelaria NE
Phone: 505-352-3444
Visit the YDI website.
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)
Permanent housing for homeless individuals with chronic mental illness or substance abuse issues. PSH is for people who are currently homeless and have a documented disability, such as a serious mental illness, substance use disorder, physical disability, developmental disability, or chronic health condition. Many programs prioritize people who have been homeless for a long time or repeatedly over several years. Households must meet income limits (usually at or below 40% of Area Median Income) and be referred through Coordinated Entry. To be assessed, individuals should visit an Access Point.
Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless
Provides Permanent Supportive Housing paired with integrated medical, behavioral health, and supportive services, primarily serving individuals experiencing chronic homelessness with complex health needs.
Address: 1217 1st NW
Phone: 505-766-5197, Fax: 505-766-6945
Visit the Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless website.
Barrett Foundation
For single females with children. Focuses on families with children, delivering Rapid Re-Housing and housing stabilization services alongside shelter, case management, and family-centered supports.
Address: 10400 Constitution NE
Phone: 505-246-9244, Fax: 505-246-9272
Visit the Barrett Foundation website.
Catholic Charities
For Individuals and families with children. Offers RRH and PSH with comprehensive case management, housing navigation, and supportive services for individuals and families exiting homelessness.
Address: 2010 Bridge SW
Phone: 505-724-4670, Fax: 505-724-4682
Visit the Catholic Charities website.
Heading Home
For individuals and families. A core system partner providing RRH and PSH, specializing in housing navigation, landlord engagement, and long-term housing stability.
Phone: 505-344-2323, Press 2
Visit the Heading Home website.
HopeWorks
For individuals and families. Combines day shelter services with Rapid Re-Housing and housing-focused case management to help individuals move from homelessness into permanent housing.
Address (shelter): 1201 3rd NW
Phone: Main 505-242-4399 | Behavioral Health 505-764-8231 | Shelter 505-843-9405
Visit the HopeWorks website.
New Day Youth and Family Services
For youth age 17 to 24. Provides housing and supportive services through RRH and supportive housing models, often serving individuals with higher service needs.
Address: 2820 Ridgecrest Dr. SE
Phone: 505-938-1060
Visit the New Day Youth and Family Services website.
Serenity Mesa
For youth age 14 to 21 who struggle with addiction. Delivers supportive housing linked to recovery-oriented services for individuals working toward housing stability and sustained recovery.
Address: 3701 Condershire SW
Phone: 505-877-3644
Visit the Serenity Mesa website.
Therapeutic Living Services
For individuals and families. Provides Permanent Supportive Housing with intensive case management and behavioral health supports for individuals with significant and ongoing service needs.
Address: 5601 Domingo NE
Phone: 505-268-5295, Fax: 505-268-9967
Visit the Therapeutic Living Services website.
Other Voucher & Housing Resources
Project-Based Vouchers
Monarch Properties administers up to 129 City-funded project-based vouchers at all City-owned apartment communities. The project-based vouchers provide long-term housing assistance that is tied to specific housing units rather than to an individual household. These vouchers support deeply affordable housing by ensuring units remain available for people with lower income. They serve households at or below 50% Area Media Income who are not participating in the City’s existing affordable housing program at these properties or receiving another local, state or federal housing subsidy.
Hotel / Motel Vouchers
Hotel and motel vouchers provide short-term, emergency housing for individuals and households who need immediate shelter while longer-term housing options are identified. These vouchers are time-limited and are intended to stabilize people quickly and connect them to services and permanent housing pathways.
The Albuquerque Housing Authority
Visit the Albuquerque Housing Authority website.