Over 200,000 people in New Mexico don't have health insurance, but many actually qualify for financial help. "If people don't have health insurance they won't get access to health care, they won't necessarily know what diagnosis they have, much less get treated," said Eugene Sun, vice president and chief medical officer of Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico. "The key is that 62 percent of them are eligible, will be eligible for financial assistance. and why not take advantage of that." Dec. 15 is the last day to enroll in a health insurance program for the upcoming year."It's all about trying to get the 200,000 New Mexicans who do not have insurance in this state to understand what their needs are, what their options are and to get covered," Sun said. Be Covered New Mexico is working with several organizations to get families the coverage they need -- including the New Mexico Dream Team's Undocu Health program."A lot of our undocumented families are mixed status, and so a lot of them might be documented and some of them might have their 'papeles' in order, but it's important to recognize that all families struggle through that," said Luzero Velasquez, an Undocu Health fellow. A majority of undocumented New Mexicans don't have health insurance and they can't enroll in most health insurance plans, but there are resources and services out there to help."Our herbs, we have healing workshops for our youth chapters that are in high schools all over New Mexico," Velasquez said. "There's a few clinics in the South Valley that are open, that you don't need a Social Security number, you don't need anything, it's just a walk-in clinic." Because of the need for health services in the state, many organizations are offering free services this weekend. Dental Care on San Antonio is bringing in over 30 dental employees on Saturday to give free dental fillings, extractions and more to anyone who needs it. "It's something that gets people in the door, and it shows people that this is a great community that cares, and I think it's going to be an opportunity for us to do as much as we can for the people who don't typically have access to care," Dr. Jesse Varoz said."We all care, we're all part of the same community, we have the ability to give back, we're going to put our actions where our words are." Be Covered New Mexico is also having a free health and enrollment fair on Saturday. They will have free health screens, health and wellness resources, one-on-one enrollment services, entertainment and family activities, healthy food and turkey giveaways. "We're going to have experts there from the state of New Mexico as well as other coverage experts to sit down with families or individuals, walk through what their health issues are and just help them what their options are," Sun said. Free Dentistry Day:Saturday, Dec. 14, between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. at 5700 San Antonio Drive NE, Suite A1 For more information, please call 505-797-3000 or visit www.FreeDentistryDay.orgFree Albuquerque Health & Enrollment Fair:Saturday, Dec. 14, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Alamosa Community Center/Ted Gallegos Community Center, 6900 Gonzales SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121For more information visit BeCovered.org/nmServices for Undocumented community: New Mexico Dream Team Undocu Health Program, info@nmdreamteam.org, 2301 Mountain Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87131Casa de Salud, 1608 Isleta Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, (505) 907-8311 Centro Sávila, 1317 Isleta Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, (505) 312-7296