Los Alamos Family Council
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Contact Us

Reach the Los Alamos Family Council at our main office in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Phone numbers are listed below for administration, the Counseling Center, and the Youth Activity Centers.

Main Office

1350 Central Ave, Suite 102
Los Alamos, NM 87544
Phone: 505-662-4160

Program Phone Numbers

Program Phone
Counseling Center 505-662-3264
Youth Activity Center 505-662-9412
Los Alamos Center 505-672-1565
White Rock Center 505-662-9707

Maternal & Child Health (MCH)

Maternal & Child Health is a program of the Los Alamos Family Council. MCH is located at 1505 15th Street Suite C, Los Alamos, NM.

Other Important Numbers

Resource Number
Emergency (Police / Fire / Ambulance) 911
Poison Control 1-800-432-6866
Crisis Line (24 hour) — Family Council 662-4422

The Los Alamos Family Council serves as a cornerstone of community well-being, offering a range of behavioral and mental health services designed to support individuals and families through life's challenges. Professional counselors work with clients of all ages, providing therapy that addresses anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and other emotional concerns. The organization's approach emphasizes both healing and prevention, helping community members build resilience and coping skills. By creating a welcoming environment where people feel safe to share their struggles, the Council fosters emotional growth and stronger family bonds. This commitment to accessible, compassionate care reflects a deep understanding that mental health is essential to a thriving community.

Youth development stands at the heart of the Council's mission, with programs that promote social skills, emotional intelligence, and healthy decision-making among young people. Through structured activities and guided interactions, children and teens learn to navigate relationships, manage stress, and build self-confidence. Summer programs and school-based initiatives provide consistent support throughout the year, creating safe spaces where youth can explore their potential. These efforts complement the work of families and schools, reinforcing positive values and helping young people develop into capable, caring adults. The focus on prevention and early intervention helps address challenges before they become more serious.

Family counseling services offered through the Council help strengthen relationships and improve communication within households. Therapists work with parents, children, and extended family members to resolve conflicts, navigate transitions, and build healthier patterns of interaction. Whether addressing parenting challenges, marital difficulties, or the impact of major life changes, the goal is to create more harmonious home environments. The Council recognizes that family dynamics deeply influence individual well-being, and supporting the family unit often produces the most lasting positive change. This holistic perspective ensures that treatment considers the full context of a person's life and relationships.

The Maternal and Child Health program represents an important extension of the Council's commitment to family wellness. This initiative focuses on the unique needs of expectant mothers, new parents, and young children during the critical early years of development. Services include education, support, and resources that help families navigate the challenges of pregnancy, infancy, and early childhood. By providing guidance on nutrition, parenting techniques, and child development milestones, the program gives families a strong foundation. Early support during these formative years can have profound long-term benefits for both children and parents, contributing to healthier communities across generations.

Community partnerships and volunteer involvement strengthen the Council's ability to fulfill its mission. Local organizations, schools, healthcare providers, and individual donors collaborate to expand access to services and broaden the range of support available. This network of cooperation ensures that residents can find help close to home, reducing barriers to care. The Council also offers opportunities for community members to contribute their time and talents through volunteering and other forms of engagement. Such collective effort reflects the community's shared commitment to mental health and family well-being, creating a safety net that benefits everyone. When neighbors support neighbors, the entire community grows stronger.