The Partnership for Community Action is dedicated to building strong, healthy communities throughout New Mexico by investing in people and families, supporting people to become strong leaders in our neighborhoods and in our state. We believe that together we rise.
PCA PARENT LEADERS
Are transforming our community
Active, passionate and engaged parent advocates promote quality early learning for our state’s children
PCA Helps to build
Powerful, engaged communities
In 2014 PCA launched community-based economic advancement initiatives focused on local small business and family economic security
COMMUNITY WELLNESS + HEALTH EQUITY
Community driven solutions
PCA’s focus around community wellness drives our efforts to create healthier communities
PCA Opens Colibrí
an interactive children’s play garden
Come explore math, science, music and art through dynamic processes of engaged learning and interactive play structures
Community Action Campus Now Open
Families, Neighborhoods & Institutions Come Together
to create enduring relationships, develop collective leadership, design innovative solutions and advocate for a stronger New Mexico
Taquria El Paisa
Participates in PCA Business Survey
Working to build a supportive environment that helps small business and families thrive and draw upon existing strengths
PCA Highlights
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All parents are motivated by a vision for their children’s future.
PCA worked in collaboration with the Annie E Casey Foundation, the United Parent Leaders Action Network (UPLAN), and partners nationwide to share the stories of young parent’s successes, struggles and recommendations for change. Click here to download the report.… -
Survey of Parent Engagement and Decision-Making in southwest quadrant of Albuquerque
Click here to download the report. Project Co-Developed by the Partnership for Community Action & The UNM Center for Education Policy Research… -
Survey of childcare providers in southwest quadrant of Albuquerque
Click here to download the report. Project Co-Developed by the Partnership for Community Action & The UNM Center for Education Policy Research…
