Talpa Center growth energizes Talpa community efforts
In Talpa New Mexico residents rally around the state highway 518 center. Women sew gifts for holidays while Rocky Mountain Youth Corps trains in the great room. Project SST runs offices daily with Martha Romero directing inquiries. The center traces to 1998 with core support from HUD funded Project SST and local grants.
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Project
SST
Project Sst
Martha Romero
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Manuelita Fernandez
Taos County
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Democratic Party
Frank R
Trujillo
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tommy Tafoya
Talpa Community Center Aims for Growth and Services
Talpa center volunteers refurbished floors and bathrooms and now hosts Rocky Mountain Youth Corps meetings, Teen Court, AA, CPR classes, SST training, and El Valle Technologies. It offers free space for wakes and low cost wedding receptions, with plans for a day care, cooking classes, an exercise program, and glucose screening once La Clinica moves in. Local residents, tenants, and the Taos County Office of Community Development support broadened community involvement and potential grants.
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Martha
Carlos Miera
Taos County
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Alcoholics Anonymous
el Valle Technologies
Romero
Talpa
la Clinica
Taos Canyon
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