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Those who have not shut down their doors to the many drug addicts here in Espanola and Rio Arriba have gotten overlooked once again, while local health providers and agencies seeking national media for the drug epidemic and scarcity of treatment for addicts in Espanola. They are very well aware and closely related to those who still remain in the trenches offering a solution to the epidemic. They themselves have many times referred their clients they turn away on a regular basis to RCF a because of their own doors remain shut. The Rock Christian Fellowship, is a very progressive congregation in Espanola, NM who currently provides over 50 beds for men and women in this community while providers advocate for programs and continue to paint a very grim picture. What has been done with all the help and resources that have come in the past?

Many of the people who have been helped by this congregation and its programs were interviewed at RCF when these same local providers came to us in an attempt to publish this story. Where are their stories, the ones who have changed, and have overcome this tradition?

What YOU the reader can do about this; Email the NY Times HERE if you are dissatisfied with the integrity of this article and you live in Espanola, NM. Address your concerns in the email to Clark Hoyt. (Please copy and paste this blog url and forward it to them)

This grim article published today in the New York Times does not at all offer any hope.

Espanola, NM in Todays New York Times- Article NY TIMES ARTICLE HERE

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Here are Two Facilities that remain open with over 50 beds for men and women.

    Adullam Project Mens Home

Adullam Project is Faith Based approach for men who need to overcome drug and alcohol addictions. AP is a 18 month program and solely supported by RCF and generous contributions of individuals. To schedule an interview or to receive an application call Danny Giron (505) 753-2094
Adullam Project: 1 David left Gath and escaped to the cave of Adullam. When his brothers and his father’s household heard about it, they went down to him there. 2 All those who were in distress or in debt or discontented gathered around him, and he became their leader. About four hundred men were with him.
1 Samuel 22:1-3

    Beauty for Ashes Womens Home

RCF’s Faith Based approach for women who need help overcoming addictions to drugs and alcohol. BFA is solely supported by RCF and generous contributions of individuals. Dolores Johnson (505) 753-2094

If you would like to support any of these ministries

    please send a donation to:
    919 N. Riverside DR Espanola, NM 87532

or call 505-753-2094


Mens Home Pictures here
Womens Home Here