Focused on the Future

- 4:30

Jeanette Brahl, United Way of Centeral New Mexico

Posted

Feb 20, 2018

With no quick fix method to end poverty, fund education, and resolve community health issues the United Way of Central NM strives to meet the needs of three counties. Responding to the needs of Sandoval, Torrance and Valencia counties Jeanette Brahl discusses the diverse services including 2-1-1, the family advocacy center and more.

Produced by: Mountain West Newsmakers Team
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