Below are links to funds, programs and services designed to ensure that all New Mexicans with developmental disabilities and medically fragile conditions receive the highest quality home- and community-based services. We offer a range of services that are person-centered, responsive to the needs of each and every individual, and support people in meaningful community engagement. Our mission: "To provide services that promote quality of life outcomes for persons with disabilities and their families" for "A Healthy New Mexico."

Family Infant Toddler Program
This program coordinates and manages a statewide system of early intervention services for infants and toddlers under the age of three who have or are at risk for developmental delays or disabilities. Learn more



Developmental Disabilities Waiver
This program is designed to provide services and supports that will allow eligible individuals with developmental disabilities to participate as active members of their communities. The program serves as an alternative to institutional care. Learn more
See also:
Eligibility
Meaningful Days in New Mexico
Respite Services
Regulations, Standards and Policy

Providers

Continuum of Care Project

Case Management

Resources and information for case managers are available on the web. Learn more about the DDSD Case Management system for the Developmental Disabilities Waiver program.

Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver
DDSD is pleased to announce the availability of Mi Via, New Mexico’s Self-Directed Waiver, to all participants of the Developmental Disabilities and Medically Fragile Waivers! You may now choose between Mi Via and your current waiver. Learn more

See also:

Mi Via: Choosing Self-Direction the Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver website.

New Mexico Human Services Department