Food Distribution Resources
With uncertainty surrounding food access, IAD compiled a list of food distribution resources from the Road Runner Food Bank, organized by counties near Nations, Pueblos and Tribes. View list of food distribution resources.
Vision
Our vision is that tribal nations, tribal communities and Indigenous people are happy, healthy and prosperous and that traditional ways of life are honored, valued and respected.
Mission
The NM Indian Affairs Department is committed to be a resource by:
- Advocating for tribal interests at state and federal levels through policy and legislative work;
- Supporting tribes with access to resources, technical assistance and funding opportunities;
- Connecting tribes with the executive branch, other tribes and with the tools and resources they need to be self-governing and self-sufficient.
How Can We Help?
IAD does not do decendancy or enrollment. Please contact tribe directly.
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IAD GRANTS & RFPs
The Indian Affairs Department (IAD) is committed to assisting New Mexico’s Nations, Pueblos, & Tribes and tribal-serving entities with access to resources and funding opportunities. View our funding page.
FY26 State Funding
IAD reviewed the state’s budget for FY26 and compiled this list of funding awards and opportunities that may be available to Nations, Pueblos, Tribes and tribal-serving entities. View FY26 state funding and budget page.
Other Funding Opportunities
IAD shares funding opportunities from other state departments, external organizations or federal entities. View other funding opportunities.
News & Announcements
IHS Loan Repayment Program
The IHS Loan Repayment Program (LRP) can help dedicated health professionals chart a course for a long-lasting and successful health care career. The LRP funds IHS clinicians to repay their eligible health profession education loans — up to $50,000 — in exchange for an initial two-year service commitment to practice in health facilities serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
