There are around 3,000 people experiencing homelessness in Albuquerque and for many, basic necessities like showers and a clean pair of socks are difficult to find. A local activist who has been homeless herself has created a one-day event to support folks on the streets. It takes place Sunday from 10 to 2 p.m. near the State Fairgrounds.
The event, called “Dignity Day,” will offer free services such as mobile showers, haircuts, hygiene kits, meals, and water. Albuquerque Community Safety will be on hand to help people get access to shelters. And organizers will also offer connections to services like recovery support and employment.
Event organizer, Carmen Morales, said she was inspired by her own experience…