Albuquerque PrideFest Parade 2022
For the first time, Crossroads for Women took part in Albuquerque’s PrideFest Parade! In the weeks leading up to the event, staff, and clients came together and constructed a memorable …
Rachel’s Crossroads to Recovery
After years of living in abusive environments and dealing with the negative consequences associated with those experiences, Rachel feels she is finally on the road to recovery. Rachel grew up …
Mayor’s Gala to Benefit Crossroads for Women
The 2017 Mayor & First Lady’s Farewell Charity Gala is set for Saturday, April 29, from 6-11pm at the Albuquerque Convention Center. Purchase your tickets today! We are honored to be chosen …
“A Lifetime of Rainbow in the Clouds.”
Maya’s Place, Crossroads for Women’s first transitional housing program, is named after the late great author and icon, Dr. Maya Angelou. When the idea to name the facility, first arose back in …
Life on Life’s Terms
Walking into Crossroads for Women for the first time was like walking into someone’s home; I was instantly struck by a sense of community. That feeling grew after sitting in …
Learning to Love Herself Better
33-year-old Queva Hubbard sways to Shirley Murdock’s empowering song, “I Love Me Better Than That” with a peaceful, content smile on her face. She’s just delivered her independent level project …
CRFW Joins NMCEH to Protect Funding for Programs that End Homelessness
We often hear about how elected officials are governed by money and not the will of the people they serve. However, through many real conversations with elected officials, we have …
“Addiction is a problem I never thought I would have.”
“The biggest problem I had was that I wasn’t being a mother. I kept saying to the judge that if he would let me out, I would be a good …
Crossroads: A Therapeutic Community Where Women Discover Their Own Dignity
Mary has faced challenges many of us can’t imagine. And yet, the most noticeable thing about her is an incredible warmth and kind spirit. Laughter, what she calls her “medicine”, …