Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC

10/19/2026

Training is FULL. Keep an eye out for another 40-hour training in the future. If you are waitlisted you’ll receive an email regarding the next training. 😊 thank you all.

Restoring Ancestral Winds is pleased to invite you to our upcoming Virtual 40-Hour Native Victim Advocacy Training. We would love to invite Tribal/Non-Tribal Advocates, All Community Members, and Tribal/Non-Native Service Providers working with the Indigenous population.

Scan the QR code to register 🪶

https://restoringawcoalition.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/details/60

10/13/2026

The UNM College of Pharmacy is bringing free health services to five Albuquerque locations on Friday, Oct. 16, from 9 am to 1 pm.

Services include flu vaccines, health screenings, and education at participating DSA centers.

📍 North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center
📍 Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center
📍 Barelas Senior Center
📍 Los Volcanes Senior Center
📍 Health Care for the Homeless (flu vaccines only)

All are welcome!

10/13/2026

Join us tomorrow at Native American Studies - UNM! There is now also a virtual option if you can't make it in person.

10/12/2026

Are you interested in mentoring a teen mom? Our Caps & Cribs Teen Mom Mentoring program has a training coming up on November 14!

As a mentor, you’ll meet with your mentee once a week - in-person or virtually - and empower her to stay in school and plan for her future, all while raising a child.

Training and resources will be provided to help you connect with your teen mom while building a relationship of trust and confidence that will last a lifetime!

✨ Get started now at hmhbpbc.org/mentor by submitting a simple mentor inquiry form!

10/12/2026

Breastfeeding positions, which is best? Whichever is most comfortable for baby, mom, and leads to effective milk removal.

The best one for one pair might be very uncomfortable for another. Many find the right one for them without much trouble, but sometimes support from lactation professionals can be important.

👇🏽 Which position did you find most comfortable?

10/06/2026

📣 Come watch the latest episode of “Pass the Sopapillas”!

I had the opportunity to sit down and discuss something very close to my heart and central to the work we are doing at Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC — Maternal Health in New Mexico.

During the conversation, I share my perspective on the current maternal health landscape in our state, the challenges families continue to face, and the steps we need to take to create healthier outcomes for mothers, babies, and families across New Mexico.

We talk about the importance of culturally responsive care, community health workers, doulas, stronger referral networks, rural access to care, and meeting families where they are.

Most importantly, we discuss moving beyond simply identifying disparities and toward actually building solutions that families can access and trust.

New Mexico has an opportunity to do maternal health differently—and our communities deserve to be part of building what comes next.

Come check out the conversation and let me know what you think! 💛

For Us. By Us. With Power. With Purpose.

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