Thank you to the wonderful members of Sagebrush Church who volunteered at the Westside Emergency Housing Center on October 12! On this early Saturday morning, Sagebrush Church recruited hundreds of volunteers to complete service projects across the Albuquerque...

Heading Home recently began conducting street outreach activities to facilitate access to the Westside Emergency Housing Center (WEHC). The purpose of WEHC’s outreach team is to engage with individuals on the streets, introduce them to the shelter and encourage them...

On Monday, September 30, Heading Home’s CEO Dennis Plummer, ABQ StreetConnect Director Jodie Jepson, and Sergeant Pete Silva of the Albuquerque Police Department appeared on the KRQE Morning Show. In this interview segment, the team discussed Heading Home’s...

Heading Home hosted a tour of the Westside Emergency Housing Center on Friday, September 27 for those interested in learning how we work to make experiences of homelessness rare, short-lived and nonrecurring. We enjoyed facilitating this opportunity for donors to...

Heading Home is part of a seven-agency cohort through the Building Movement Project, an organization that equips nonprofits to advance social change.  For the past six months, we have explored constituent engagement (CE) in an effort to incorporate Human Centered...

The Albuquerque Opportunity Center’s Bed Reservation Line will remain open until all beds are filled for the day, effective immediately. Previously, the line stayed open only for a short time each morning. Heading Home aims to eliminate as many barriers as possible...

Heading Home hosted a tour of the Albuquerque Opportunity Center Campus on Friday, August 30 for those interested in learning how we work to make experiences of homelessness rare, short-lived and nonrecurring. We enjoyed facilitating this opportunity for donors to witness the impact of their support and showing community members the effectiveness of our programs.

Heading Home’s ABQ StreetConnect team completed Population Assessments with support from the Albuquerque Police Department throughout the month of August. The goal of Population Assessments is to directly engage with Albuquerque residents who are experiencing homelessness in order to understand their needs and barriers to service.