Aspires to a world free of violence and oppression. Provides statewide leadership for programs that serve victims/survivors of domestic violence in NM.NMCADV leads coordinated and effective responses to domestic violence throughout New Mexico.

Core values

- **Improving System Response**: NMCADV works on a Coordinated Community Response (CCR) model to enhance the systemic response to domestic violence, which addresses a critical societal need[5].
- **Needs Assessment**: Conducting a statewide needs assessment helps in understanding and addressing the specific needs of communities affected by domestic violence[5].
- **Organizational Capacity Building**: Assisting domestic violence service providers to grow and serve their communities more effectively contributes to better support for survivors[5].
- **Policy Initiatives**: Advocating for policy changes promotes meaningful and lasting positive change in how domestic violence is addressed at various levels[5].
- **Economic Justice**: Providing financial literacy, matched savings programs, and credit repair services helps survivors achieve economic stability, improving their quality of life[5].
- **Support for Children and Families**: Offering support, training, and technical assistance for programs serving children, parents, and caregivers impacted by domestic violence is crucial for family well-being[5].
- **Battering Intervention Programs**: Training and supporting facilitators in Battering Intervention Programs helps in reducing recidivism and promoting safer communities[5].
- **Animal Support**: Ensuring safe havens for the animals of domestic violence victims and providing resources for service animals, emotional support animals, and companion animals adds another layer of support for survivors[5].