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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1587271504336{padding-right: 70px !important;padding-left: 70px !important;}”] [dt_gap height=”10″ /] La Casa, Inc. was highlighted in an amazing article by Mike Cook of The Las Cruces Bulletin, “Domestic violence: Mary’s story of survival and triumph.” We want to share with you this article that gives a glimpse of how La Casa, Inc. works and helps survivors. “I’m a survivor,” … Read More

Newsletter – January 2020

As we begin 2020, we are reminded of what a year La Casa, Inc. has had!

Newsletter – November 2019

We have so many amazing volunteers, donors, and community partners and we want to take the opportunity to say thank you!

Newsletter – September 2019

La Casa Inc. Newsletter is designed to keep everyone informed on a bi-monthly basis with our upcoming events, as well as information and insights on our organizations. This month we have included a list of needed donations and the many ways to support La Casa, Inc.

Newsletter – July 2019

Nisha is part of the Goodwill program, and has been helping Yvonne in the front office. She will be helping in various departments very soon.

Newsletter – April 2019

Jennifer Figueroa has been here for 8 years! She is a compliance now in our BIP program, but did not start here. She says her favorite thing about La Casa is “the clients we serve”.

Newsletter – March 2019

We are humbled and even more honored to announce that we were named non-profit of the year from the Las Cruces Hispanic Chamber of Commerce!

Newsletter – February 2019

La Casa Inc. Newsletter is designed to keep everyone informed on a monthly basis with our upcoming events, as well as information, photos, and insights about our organization and all of our team members.

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We welcome all survivors of domestic violence. La Casa, Inc. does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, gender, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, mental or physical ability, citizenship, or primary language.

Kellie Dinsmore

Kellie Dinsmore is a lifelong resident of Las Cruces who has been a board member of La Casa for almost 3 years. She has recently retired after a 27 year career teaching special education for Las Cruces Public School.

Chantelle Yazzie-Martin

Chantelle Yazzie-Martin is proud to present a selection of her work. She grew up in Smith Lake, New Mexico and is part of the Navajo tribe. She graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Calvin College in 2015 in Grand Rapids, MI. In 2016 she graduated with a Master’s in Social Work. She currently lives in Las Cruces, NM and works as a mental health clinician, photographer, blogger, and artist addressing Indigenous social justice issues and cultural preservation among her Native tribe using a variety of media including photography, sculpture, graphic design, and printmaking.

Collen J. Pullen

Colleen J Pullen has worked in the banking industry for over 25 years, and Human Resources for 13. As a survivor of childhood domestic violence, she is honored to serve both her adopted hometown and on the Board of La Casa.

Lani Bradley

Lani Bradley is originally from Chicago, IL, she is a mom of three young boys, a small business owner and spends her free time volunteering throughout the community. She had been volunteering with La Casa for 5 years before joining the Board of Directors.

Anna Ransom

In a small community in Santiago, Chile, men, and women went years with undiagnosed hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. Seeing the need, Anna created a diagnostic screening clinic, funded and staffed it, then turned it over to trained personnel. Anna has a unique ability to observe, analyze, and get to the heart of the issue while putting a plan of action in place. She brings creative solutions to solve everyday problems. Her careers as an RN, missionary, and entrepreneur bring a diverse skill set to the board at La Casa.

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