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July 4th Came Early to Red Mountain

July 4th Came Early to Red Mountain

This year’s annual July 4th celebration was truly one for the books! We had the joy of welcoming our clients, foster families, and staff families for a day packed with fun, food, and community.

Our new, larger waterslide was the star of the show — a crowd-pleaser for kids and adults alike, keeping everyone cool and smiling all day long. The spread didn’t disappoint either, with delicious subs, cookies, and a visit from Pop Pop’s Italian Ice Truck.

But the heart of this celebration goes deeper than the fun and festivities. Years ago, we began this tradition with a special purpose in mind: to help our clients build positive connections with First Responders. For many of the individuals we serve, encounters with First Responders have been tied to some of the most difficult moments of their lives. By bringing everyone together in a safe, joyful setting, we’re helping to rewrite that narrative — one celebration at a time. We are always hopeful that First Responders will join us, and we deeply appreciate their willingness to participate. However, we also understand that emergencies don’t take holidays, and their duty to the community must always come first.

If you are interested please call: (505) 994-0364

Red Mountain Family Services, Inc.
is located at 2001 Spring Drive, Rio
Rancho, New Mexico 87124
(North of the intersection of Southern and Unser)

We look forward to talking with you!

To become a Treatment Foster Parent call: 505-362-6875

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July 4th Came Early to Red Mountain

July 4th Came Early to Red Mountain

This year’s annual July 4th celebration was truly one for the books! We had the joy of welcoming our clients, foster families, and staff families for a day packed with fun, food, and community.

Our new, larger waterslide was the star of the show — a crowd-pleaser for kids and adults alike, keeping everyone cool and smiling all day long. The spread didn’t disappoint either, with delicious subs, cookies, and a visit from Pop Pop’s Italian Ice Truck.

But the heart of this celebration goes deeper than the fun and festivities. Years ago, we began this tradition with a special purpose in mind: to help our clients build positive connections with First Responders. For many of the individuals we serve, encounters with First Responders have been tied to some of the most difficult moments of their lives. By bringing everyone together in a safe, joyful setting, we’re helping to rewrite that narrative — one celebration at a time. We are always hopeful that First Responders will join us, and we deeply appreciate their willingness to participate. However, we also understand that emergencies don’t take holidays, and their duty to the community must always come first.

Navajo Tacos

Navajo Tacos

We hosted all of our clients for Navajo Tacos today— what a beautiful summer day! The "backyard" was fully set up party-style for eating and playing games. Navajo Tacos were catered by Tom Juan and Callista Jim of El Indio Burgers, and everyone loved them.

Shout Out—Angelic Chavez

Shout Out—Angelic Chavez

At Red Mountain Family Services we celebrate all young people’s achievements.— and today we applaud Angelic Chavez! Angelic, daughter of Advisory Board volunteer Maria Welch, is a new graduate of eCADEMY High School in Albuquerque. We joined the ceremony at Tingley and continued the celebration at Mario's — and every moment was well deserved. Angelic, we can't wait to see what's next for you!