Share your story with New Mexico Together for Healthcare

Your experience with healthcare matters. Your voice can help shape what happens next.

Share what you’re comfortable sharing about your experience with Medicaid, SNAP, or BeWell, and join families across New Mexico who are speaking up for healthcare for all.

    Federal cuts and changes to Medicaid, SNAP, and BeWell are making it harder for New Mexicans to get and keep the healthcare and support they need. We’re organizing with families and communities to protect the programs we rely on today and build a healthcare system that works better for all New Mexicans.

    When you share your story with New Mexico Together for Healthcare, you can help put your experience directly in front of lawmakers and decision-makers and help shape the policies and solutions we’re fighting for. With your permission, we may also work with you to share your story through the media, at town halls, and through our coalition’s communications. Your story can:

    ✔ Make your voice heard by lawmakers and decision-makers
    ✔ Help push for policies that protect access to healthcare
    ✔ Build power with other families and communities across New Mexico
    ✔ Strengthen our collective call for healthcare for all

    Share only what you’re comfortable sharing. Fill out the survey below to tell us your story and join the movement for healthcare for all New Mexicans.



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    Shared Healthcare Stories

    Arlyne“I would lose everything if my family did not have healthcare coverage. I want legislators to know that we need a movement that would cover everyone. We deserve that right. Medicaid is not a privilege, it’s a necessity our community needs.”

    Arlyne
    Albuquerque

    “My father was a custodian for 30 plus years in te public schools, was diabetic, and retired with no medical coverage. My mother was a housewife, she had breast cancer and other health issues. They both sacrificed and decided to pay for immediate needs instead of spending on medical care, and stopped their treatment due to lack of medical insurance. My parents deserved a better way of living. They would both still be here if they had healthcare coverage.”

    Maxi Urritia
    Sunland Park, New Mexico