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Whether you’re trying to advance in your career, looking for a job, or you're interested in going back to school, we can help you!

Our Mission

To educate and train our workforce to meet the changing needs of Northern New Mexico. 

Our Vision

To design and implement a locally-delivered workforce development system which will enable government, business, education, and labor; to provide the Northern Area with a well-trained, highly-skilled, and competitive workforce ,and to provide a seamless, business-driven system of service delivery that enhances access for all customers.

Our Goals

Our goals include promoting an environment with an improved alignment of strategies and resources to respond to the talent base for business, particularly those in targeted clusters identified as economic development priorities for economic diversification, and making available to job seekers market-relevant training and education as well as connections to employment and career advancement opportunities. 

LOCAL PLAN MODIFICATION 2024 - 2027 (DRAFT )

The Northern Area Local Workforce Development board’s key components of a Local Plan Modification draft outlines mandatory two-year updates to our local board’s four-year strategic workforce plan.  

Get Involved

At NALWDB, we are committed to empowering individuals in their career journeys. We provide tailored assistance to help you navigate the complexities of the job market. Our dedicated team is here to support you at every step. We believe that with the right guidance and resources, you can unlock your potential and achieve your professional goals. Let us partner with you to pave your path to success.

How We Are Funded

The Northern Area Local Workforce Development Board (NALWDB) receives federal funding through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title I, administered by the U.S. Department of Labor and distributed through the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions. These funds support adult, dislocated worker, and youth workforce services throughout Northern New Mexico.

Our Stevens Amendment Policy promotes transparency by requiring disclosure of federal funding amounts and percentages, along with any contributions from non-governmental sources. View the policy below to learn more about our funding and disclosure requirements.

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