Martineztown House of Neighborly Service (MHNS) |
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Who Are We?
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Growing childrenis our business
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MHNS HistoryMHNS, or the "House" began as a neighborhood program of the Second Presbytarian Church in the late 1920's. By 1953, MHNS had grown into a full fledged community service organization that was funded in-part by the Community Chest, now the United Way of Central New Mexico In 2007, MHNS celbrated its 80th anniversary. MHNS now has 3 programs to serve the community. |
MHNS MissionMartineztown House of Neighborly Service (MHNS) provides bilingual education and support to vulnerable children and families |
News From Martineztown House of Neighborly Service |
| A wood bench and cement table in the foyer of the Martineztown House of Neighborly Service are being artistically tiled with custom fired tiles. For a $100 donation, you can have your name or an organization's name on one of the tiles. For more information, Contact Us. |
| Here are two other ways to contribute: Donate your used Vehicles, running or not and get a tax deduction. Any type of vehicle! Call toll free (have title with you) 1-(877)-CARS-4-US, EXT 2341. Tell them it is for Martineztown House of Neighborly Service. Gifts of Hope – Donation Program through the NM Conference of Churches. Designate it for MHNS and 100% of your donation is received by our organization. For information contact Anna L. Creamer at 296-8450. |
| MHNS recieved a $2500 grant from PNM for a new Stove and Refrigerator. This grant not only helps upgrade the kitchen facility at MHNS, but also helps the environment by using new energy conserving appliances |
| Mar. 3, 2009 - Jr. League Easter Egg Hunt - Longfellow Park - for the children at MHNS |
| MHNS is now offering a new pre-school program. Classes meet 1/2 day and the child must be 4 years old by Sept. 1, 2008. The program is state funded, so the cost is FREE to participants! More info on our new Pre School web page. Want more information - Contact Us. |
MHNS is now offering Capoeira Classes - Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art created by Afro-Brazilian slaves in the 16th century. Although its history is disputed, many believe that these slaves disguised the martial art and fighting aspects of this practice by making it appear as a dance. Though Capoeira was outlawed in Brazil for almost forty years beginning in 1890, it survived this period and has since spread around the world. Today many distinct styles have developed and people of all ages and backgrounds have the opportunity to learn Capoeira.
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| For Thanksgiving and Christmas, families were granted their wish lists which included, food, gifts for children, clothing, furniture, appliances & gift cards. 293 families received assistance from July/Dec. 08 for a total of 1832 persons. |
Total enrollment at MHNS for July 2008 - Dec. 2008 was 87 children. 73% of these children recieved government assistance for their MHNS fees. 26% of these children recieved assistance directly from MHNS using contributions made to MHNS. Do you want to contribute? |
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Martineztown House Of Neighborly Service
808 Edith N.E.
Albuquerque, NM. 87102
Phone: 505-242-4333
Fax 505- 243-3527
Executive Director - Eugenia Cabiedes
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