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- Welcome to the New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils (NMAHC) a statewide coalition of the state’s 39 county and tribal health councils and their supporters. The Alliance was created in 2010 to support and strengthen the health councils, and to provide a common voice on behalf of community health improvement in New Mexico.
- New Mexico’s County and Tribal Health Councils were created 28 years ago, following the passage of the Maternal and Child Health Plan Act by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1991. Since then, the councils have played a key role in the state’s public health system by identifying local health needs, establishing community priorities and plans, and implementing local solutions. The health councils have also attracted millions of dollars in funding to support programs and services to improve the health of their communities.
Show Your Love For Public Health!
Join us for Public Health Day at the Legislature
February 14, 2019
NM State Capitol
8:00am - 2:00pm Exhibit Tables
12:00noon Program in the Rotunda
Schedule
2019 Legislation
Click on the links below for current information about the status of these bills and learn how you can support this effort. For resources to help you engage your legislators, click here. |
2019 will be an important year for health councils. The New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils is working with legislative sponsors to introduce two bills that can have an impact on the role of health councils and funding for their work. News
| Acknowledgements: The New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils gratefully acknowledges financial and other support from the following: Presbyterian Center for Community Health Con Alma Health Foundation Santa Fe Community Foundation New Mexico Health Equity Partnership |