Prevention and Youth Development
In its October 2016 archived homepage, NCCBS described a range of prevention, mentoring, and community initiatives. These programs reflected its broader goal of supporting young people and families in northern New Mexico.
Life Skills
NCCBS listed Life Skills among the services it provided at the time. The archived homepage does not specify a curriculum, schedule, or eligibility requirements, so those details are not reproduced here.
Across Ages Mentoring
The organization also named Across Ages mentoring programs. Mentoring was consistent with its stated emphasis on youth development and community participation.
SYNAR and Alcohol Environmental Strategies
The 2016 homepage stated that NCCBS provided SYNAR and alcohol environmental strategies through contracts with the New Mexico Department of Health, Behavioral Health Services Division. The archive does not provide contract dates or program outcomes.
Drug-Free Communities Grant
NCCBS reported administering a Drug-Free Communities Grant to enhance coalition development. The archived text does not establish whether this grant or any associated activity continues today.
Earlier Grant-Funded Projects
The organization reported completing several multiyear federal grants, including CSAP Partnership and Coalition grants, a Family Strengthening grant, an OJJDP project involving asset building at regional high schools, a Department of Justice-funded domestic violence prevention project for Rio Arriba County, and a JUMP high school mentoring program.
Historical source note: This is newly organized editorial content based on the archived NCCBS homepage dated October 5, 2016, not a recovered original Programs page.
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