New Mexico § 9-7-6.7 Clearinghouse for Native American suicide prevention;

New Mexico Statutes

§ 9-7-6.7 — Clearinghouse for Native American suicide prevention;

New Mexico § 9-7-6.7

Ch. 9Executive Department

Art. 7Department of Health

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 9-7-6.7 (2026).

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culturally based suicide prevention initiatives. A. In consultation with the Indian affairs department, the interagency behavioral health purchasing collaborative, subject to available funding, shall establish:

(1)a statewide clearinghouse and technical assistance program called the "New Mexico clearinghouse for Native American suicide prevention" to work with the Native American suicide prevention advisory council to provide culturally appropriate suicide prevention, intervention and post-event assistance statewide to Native American individuals, families and tribes, nations and pueblos living with suicide, attempted suicide or the risk of suicide; and (2) culturally based Native American youth suicide prevention initiatives, each focused on the continuum of prevention, intervention and

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culturally based suicide prevention initiatives. A. In consultation with the Indian affairs department, the interagency behavioral health purchasing collaborative, subject to available funding, shall establish: (1) a statewide clearinghouse and technical assistance program called the "New Mexico clearinghouse for Native American suicide prevention" to work with the Native American suicide prevention advisory council to provide culturally appropriate suicide prevention, intervention and post-event assistance statewide to Native American individuals, families and tribes, nations and pueblos living with suicide, attempted suicide or the risk of suicide; and (2) culturally based Native American youth suicide prevention initiatives, each focused on the continuum of prevention, intervention and post-event assistance to Native American individuals, families and tribes, nations and pueblos living with suicide, attempted suicide or the risk of suicide in rural, frontier and urban communities. B. As used in this section, "Native American" means a member of a federally recognized Indian tribe, nation or pueblo.