The Gonzales HOPE Community Service Center at The Hive Chaves County
A safe haven.
A path forward.
A partnership of service providers.
A community of volunteers that uplift people from their lowest moments.
Our mission is to provide a safe harbor and resource center where all members of our community are valued and treated with respect and dignity; to create meaningful opportunities for connection and community building by promoting knowledge and understanding of homelessness and to encourage the higher ideals of compassion towards all people through education and example.
Our vision is to build partnerships with existing providers, organizations and coalitions to develop comprehensive solutions and catalyze new initiatives where the need exists.
Roswell Honda Classic
Charity Golf Tournament
April 20th - 21st
Proceeds help support the Gonzales HOPE Center
Double Shotgun Start: Saturday & Sunday 7:30am & 1:00pm
Golf Ball Drop: Sunday, 9:00 am on the driving range.
Sponsor or form a team at https://www.kiwanisclubroswellnm.com/events
A collaborative where multiple agencies and organizations can have space to provide direct services to vulnerable populations
Expand crisis response to include a navigation and engagement center for the most vulnerable and unsheltered residents
Address comorbidities of mental illness, substance use disorders, chronic health conditions and prolonged social dislocation
Provide access to shelter during extreme weather events, meals counseling, clothing, spiritual connections and assist with housing stability
SINCE NOVEMBER 2023
In November of 2023, the Gonzales family, nonprofit providers and community leaders came together to provide support and services and the Warming Center opened in December operating with 100% volunteer labor and donations.
100% volunteer labor
100% donated supplies
More than 200 interactions with vulnerable members of our community
Over 15 days of active services
10 nights of shelter, food, and safety during extreme weather conditions
Average of 15 people served each night for shelter services
6 families provided with bus passes to return home after being stranded in Roswell
3 clients entered into sober living
2 clients housed with long-term shelter
The first Point-In-Time Count for this community since 2017
More than 275 people engaged during the survey connected to resources
