Supporting Children With Autism in Las Cruces, NM
Autism Resources & Support in Las Cruces, NM - Hearts For Autism
Hearts for Autism is a nonprofit serving children and families affected by autism in Southern New Mexico through inclusive camps, family resources, and community-based programs.
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Our Story
Hearts for Autism was founded by Estee Hafassa and Abel Covarrubias to create inclusive opportunities for children with autism to connect, learn, and thrive alongside their peers. What began with a shared vision for an autism-focused camp has grown into a community-driven organization supporting children and families across Southern New Mexico.
Through programs like Camp New Amigos and partnerships with local schools, universities, and civic organizations, Hearts for Autism delivers experiences that promote social development, learning, and inclusion. Alongside direct support for families, the organization also provides community education and training to strengthen autism support throughout the region.
How to Donate
Your support helps expand autism programs, camps, and community education for children and families across Southern New Mexico.
Donating to Hearts for Autism is simple and secure. Contributions of any amount directly support inclusive programming, resource access, and opportunities that strengthen the autism support network in our community.
Ways to Give
Donating to Hearts for Autism is simple and secure.
Make a one-time or recurring donation online
Support a specific program or event
Contribute as an individual or corporate sponsor
Trusted Community Partnerships
Thank You To Our Community Partners
We are proud to collaborate with organizations and businesses that share our commitment to expanding access, inclusion, and support for children with autism and their families in Southern New Mexico.
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