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Membership

Become a New Mexico Rural Health Association Member

NMRHA is your advocate, helping rural and frontier stakeholders build communities and coalitions across New Mexico. We aim to connect members with resources, including the greatest resource of all: people who dedicate their lives to rural health. Your unique story deserves a platform, and your voice is crucial to the future of rural and frontier health.

Individuals and organizations

Individuals and organizations can become NRHA members via the form below or by delivering this completed form for individuals and organizations by email or mail.

Health systems and networks

Health systems and networks can only become NRHA members by delivering this completed form for health systems and networks by email or mail.

Here’s how your membership benefits both you and our mission:

Advocate for Change:

  • Participate in advocacy campaigns and connect with policymakers to voice the needs of New Mexican rural communities.
  • Educate local policymakers and those in Sante Fe and Washington D.C. to improve rural communities’ overall wellness and healthcare access and quality.

Access to Resources:

  • Receive up-to-date information on rural health issues, best practices, and policy changes.
  • Gain access to exclusive webinars, workshops, and training sessions led by health experts.
  • Publish original research, including Features on the website and research/publishing/blog posts.

Networking Opportunities:

  • Free job postings on the website organizational membership for employees
  • Free event/calendar inclusion
  • Connect with other advocates, healthcare professionals, and community leaders.
  • Share experiences, ideas, and strategies to collectively enhance rural health outcomes.

Support and Empowerment:

  • Get involved in community outreach programs that provide essential health education and services.
  • Empower local communities through initiatives that improve social drivers of health, including promoting healthy lifestyles and preventive care.
  • First consideration/prioritization for grant applications

Make a Difference:

  • Contribute to impactful projects and research aimed at solving critical health challenges in rural areas.
  • See the direct impact of your efforts in improving the lives of individuals and families in rural New Mexico.