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FARMINGTON
American Red Cross
2100 Cortland Dr.
Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: (505) 325-9605
Fax: (505) 327-7826
Website: http://www.sanjuan.redcross.org
Farmington Inter-Tribal Indian Organization
100 W. Elm St.
Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: (505) 327-6296
Fax: (505) 325-8779
Navajo United Methodist Center Work Camp
1200 W. Apache St., Bldg. #17
Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: (505) 325-7578
Fax: (505) 325-4199
Email:adelefoutz@qwestoffice.net
Social Services: General
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Disaster Services: Emergency food, clothing,
and shelter following a disaster for both families
and individuals.
Military Services: Emergency communications
and financial assistance for service members and
their families.
Available 24 hours for Disaster and Military
Emergencies.
Open Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM.
Other Services: CPR and First Aid classes, water
safety, and youth programs.
*Ex-offenders welcome.
Volunteer income tax assistance, notary public
services, summer youth program, Native
American restaurant, public restrooms, shower,
summer food program, referrals (food, clothing,
shelter, etc.) job announcement bulletin boards
(Daily Times, State, County, BIA, Public Health
Service, KOBF-TV, Arizona Public Service and
misc.), lost & found, storage of personal items,
messages, parental training. Native American
Arts and Crafts, Veterans’ meeting, use of facility
(birthdays, receptions, etc.). Navajo language
class, AA scheduled meetings, various tribal
meetings, case manager, housing coordinator,
and summer pow wow information.
Open Monday-Friday, 8 AM-4:30 PM.
*Ex-offenders welcome.
The Summer Work Camp Program is designed to
provide adults, senior high youth, and families the
first-hand joy of making a difference on the
mission field.
Open Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM.
The New Beginnings Program has someone there
24 hours a day for intake.
*Ex-offenders are not allowed to participate.