At Crossroads for Women, we believe women can recover from trauma and painful experiences; women have the ability to heal and move on with their lives; and everyone deserve new starts and second chances.
We provide housing and trauma-informed therapeutic services with a gender-responsive approach for women across seven domains: legal, independent living, medical, substance abuse, mental health, vocational, and family.
Our specialized model is based on acknowledging the primary importance of relationships in the lives of women, and addressing the challenges of their pasts, presents, and futures.
Transitional Housing
Women exiting incarceration are housed in one of our two transitional housing programs: Maya’s Place in Albuquerque and The Pavilions in Los Lunas. Each 26-bed therapeutic community offers safe, structured living for women emerging from incarceration. Clients receive trauma-informed therapeutic services, including: case management, family support, vocational services, and groups focused on recovery and mental health.
Learn more about our Transitional Housing Programs.
Phoenix Program
This program offers more intensive peer support and case management (individual and group) for women aged 18 and older with a severe mental illness. Clients must demonstrate a higher level of care needs that extend beyond 6 months, severe mental illness that requires a higher level of support, and ongoing family issues that require higher care.