Respiratory season is among us, and Respiratory Syncytial Virus immunizations are now available for older adults and pregnant people. New Mexico Department of Health encourages immunizations for RSV.
Read More ›This message is from Ellen Pinnes and The Disability Coalition. Voting in New Mexico is underway! Early voting in person began on October 8, and that was also the day that county clerks began mailing absentee ballots to people who requested them. (The deadline to ask for one is October 22.)
Read More ›Join us for a Youth Coffee meet up! Saturday, October 26th at 11am at Weck's (5115 Central Ave. NE). Fill out the interest form below to let us know if you will join us, or if you can’t make it to this one but are interested in joining another time.
Read More ›NMHealth announces flu season is underway and recommends flu vaccinations for everyone six months of age and older each year, with vaccinations available now through May. Flu vaccines are updated annually to offer the best protection against the virus.
Read More ›As the Americans with Disabilities Act emphasizes, people with disabilities have the right “to fully participate in all aspects of society”, and that includes voting. Federal law requires that voting be accessible, including for people who are blind or visually impaired. Like all voters, people with disabilities have the right to privacy and independence in casting their ballot.
Read More ›As we’ve discussed in previous emails, you have several options for how to cast your vote in the coming election. You can wait and vote the old-fashioned way on Election Day, but you don’t have to – you can vote early starting today (October 8), or you can skip in-person voting altogether and vote by absentee ballot. Which will YOU choose?
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