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RUOK Providers
Telephone Reassurance Providers and Funding Sources
State Of New Mexico
The following is a list of New Mexico private organizations or state agencies that provide grants and funding for community programs. Also, we have listed automated and volunteer based programs that we found in the state of New Mexico.
DSC provides a Telephone Reassurance phone system that automatically calls elderly residents ensuring their well-being, allowing them to remain in their homes longer (Aging In Place).
There are many community programs that help seniors including automated programs as well as those managed by telephone reassurance community volunteers. These communities also refer to their programs as "Are You OK?"® and RUOK.*
Contact DSC to learn more about our automated phone systems. DSC welcomes the opportunity to discuss our telephone reassurance program and services. Also, if you are a New Mexico based community and/or organization that provides a Telephone Reassurance program and would like to be listed here, please feel free to contact us.
New Mexico Automated Telehone Reassurance Providers
The following organizations provide telephone reassurance or RUOK programs for the elderly within their New Mexico communities. These programs are both automated or volunteer based community services.
New Mexico Volunteer Telecare Providers
- Angel Fire Telephone Reassurance Committee - Angel Fire, New Mexico (505) 377-6055
- Family Council, Inc. - Los Alamos, New Mexico (877) 602-4060
- NM Aging & Long-Term Services Department - Albuquerque, New Mexico (800) 432-2080
- Caring Bridge for Adults - Las Cruces, New Mexico (505) 522-6404
- Faith in Action Silver City - Silver City, New Mexico (505) 388-2988
State Of New Mexico Potential Funding Resources
The following private and public groups are potential providers of funding for phone reassurance programs in New Mexico communities.
To obtain current information about specific New Mexico agencies and foundations that provide funding for phone reassurance commonly referred to by many community organizations as RUOK programs or Telephone Reassurance programs, please contact the respective grant provider listed below..
Note: DSC obtained the following names of foundations from public records. There is no assurance that these foundations provide funding for your specific telephone reassurance program or community notification system.
This information is provided to help you research funding for your project using community grants.
* United Way of New Mexico
Doris Goodwin Walbridge Foundation
Albuquerque Community Foundation
Taos Community Foundation
Santa Fe Community Foundation
Eugene M. Adler Family Fund
The R. D. & Joan Dale Hubbard Foundation
Garrett Thornburg Foundation
J. E. & Lillian Tipton Foundation
Grasslans Charitable Foundation
Max and Anna Levinson Foundation
The Witter Bynner Foundation for Poetry, Inc.
Carlsbad Foundation, Inc.
SB Foundation
Stockman Family Foundation Trust
Chamiza Foundation
William Knox Holt Foundation
Lydia B. Stokes Foundation
Johns Family Foundation
Mickelson Media Foundation, Inc.
PNM Foundation, Inc.
Lea County Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Lannan Foundation
The Healy Foundation
McCune Charitable Foundation
John R. Oishei Consolidated Trust No. 2
J. F Maddox Foundation
Proteus Foundation
The Wyss Foundation
BF Foundation
Eugene V. & Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust
Waite and Genevieve Phillips Foundation
Pond Foundation
Cudd Foundation
The Frost Foundation, Ltd.
Seidman Family Foundation
The Edgar Foster Daniels Foundation
Garfield Street Foundation
Messengers of Healing Winds Foundation
Frank D. Gorham, Jr., and Marie K. Gorham Charitable Foundation
The New Mexico Community Foundation
* "Are You OK?"® and RUOK® are registered names of Northland Innovation Corporation. The terms "RUOK" and "Telephone Reassurance" are commonly used on many community websites that offer both automated and volunteer based telephone reassurance programs.
For a comparison with our CARE system, please visit our RUOK vs CARE web page.
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