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Homeless Meals Program is sponsored by New Mexico Human Services Department, ISD/Food and Nutrition Services Bureau. The Homeless Meals Program provides funding for congregate meals to homeless people and homeless shelters. It aims to provide meals to homeless clients and build partnerships to expand resources and opportunities for homeless individuals and families.
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