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Joy Junction is a place of refuge to those who have been forced into the streets. As many as 300 women, children and families count on us each day for food, shelter, clothing, transportation, and an array of other services. While Joy Junction is the largest homeless shelter in New Mexico, Joy Junction is much more than a homeless shelter. We are a Gospel Rescue Mission that is committed to restoring precious lives which have been forgotten and abandoned by society.

Joy Junction is a full-service human reclamation plant that opens its doors to virtually anyone who desires help, ministering to the needs of the body, soul and spirit. We provide hope for the hopeless, and a hand-up to teach the skills necessary to allow our residents to return to employment and mainstream society.

For some twenty-three years we have been leading our residents through recovery and a return to the mainstream. Our Life Recovery Program, which is also known as C. I. P. P. (Christ in Power Program), has taken many hundreds of our residents through the recovery process and introduced them in a personal way to Jesus their Savior. When ready, those who have successfully completed the CIPP program are provided further opportunities to enhance their likelihood of successfully returning to the mainstream, and becoming a contributing member of society.

Joy Junction does not receive any government funding, and as a donor you can help us to provide a hand up to those in need. As a volunteer, you can directly help us to minister to those in need. We also accept donations of food, clothing, furniture, appliances, bedding, linens, household items such as bleach, toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, etc. Some of these items are used in our ministry to the homeless and others are sold at our Thrift Store, which in addition to serving as a training ground for some of those on our recovery program, also helps with shelter operating costs. Won't you click the appropriate link to help us continue to provide a hand up to those in need?

Thank you for making a difference.

Jeremy Reynalds, Ph.D.
Founder and CEO
Joy Junction Inc.


Joy Junction Newsletter (click to read)

Hand Up (Joy Junction Song)
Joy Junction - A Lifeline of Hope
The Face of Homelessness
Critical   I'm Hungry   Hope   Lifeline
KNKT 107.1 FM's Peter Benson "goes live"
with the Lifeline of Hope on a recent outreach.


Moving the Homeless
Homeless Problem
New Sign for Joy Junction
KRQE - Homeless And the Heat
KOAT - City vs. Homeless
Lifeline of Hope
Christmas Dinner
Joy Junction on the Move
McDonalds Donates extra clothing
and food to Joy Junction

Treating the Homeless
Help for the Homeless
Accion De Gracias
Thanksgiving
Holiday Feast
Pre-Thanksgiving Feast
Turkey Shortage
Chef Andrew Bustos Helps at Thanksgiving
Truck Donation
Joy Junction Feeds Homeless at1st-Iron
Harvest Festival at Joy Junction
ASSIST News Service Founder Dan Wooding interviews Jeremy Reynalds for KWVE's Front Page Radio
Unemployed
Money for Joy Junction
Homeless Children
Shelters Filling Up
Cell Phones and Homeless - Staying Connected
Homeless Solution
Holiday Meal
State of the Homeless
2009 Joy Junction Christ in Power Graduation Ceremony
Homeless in New Mexico
Joy Junction Building Renovation

Homeless Perception Report

Former Drug Addict Finds Help at Joy Junction and Continues to Serve Jesus despite Rough Patches
Disturbing News- Need Up and Revenue Down for New Mexico's Largest Homeless Shelter
The Least of our Brothers
A LIFE OR DEATH QUESTION
Texas on Albuquerque's West Mesa
A Special Tale about Joy Junction- "the Lord's Land, and He Rocks it with a Gentle and Firm Hand"
Once "Hell on Wheels," She's No Longer Addicted and Serving Jesus
They Need us Now
Chillin Like a Villain
Jesus, Hillbilly and Lucky: a Special Story
A Lifeline of Hope for the Summer Heat
Carrying God's Lost Children Home
Heat Puts Excess Pressure on Homeless; Shelter Can Use Immediate Help
Frightened and Suddenly Homeless
Joy Junction's Mobile Food Wagon Serving as many as 6,000 Meals Monthly
Another Divine Appointment
Albuquerque to Lose 200 Beds for the Homeless
Homelessness: The Awful Reality
Hope on the Move
Still Trusting the Lord to Get Back on Her Feet Again
Child Injured but Still Alive: Joy Junction Statement
The Disappearing Diapers-a Higher Street Value than Cocaine
Largely Written Off by Society,
They Still Need Our Help, Love and Prayers

A Lifeline of Hope: Joy Junction Van Takes Homeless to Safety
An Incredible Journey
New Survey Reveals Shocking Data about People's Perceptions of Homelessness
No More Lines at Joy Junction
A New Day for the Homeless and The Missions which Serve Them; Joy Junction Begins to "Twitter" and the homeless increasingly use cell phones
Visitors to Albuquerque's Old Town Can Park with Joy Junction and Help the Homeless