Residential garbage, recycling, bulky-item, and out-of-cart collection - Baton Rouge; address, material, cart, quantity, and schedule rules apply
Baton Rouge City-Parish Garbage Collection
The City-Parish provides twice-weekly garbage, weekly recycling, and weekly out-of-cart collection for eligible residential service. The current page allows residents to find schedules by address and describes a maximum of 10 out-of-cart items per collection day, with limits and exclusions for hazardous, commercial, demolition, remodeling, medical, and eviction waste. Confirm the address schedule and set-out rules before moving items.
Non-emergency city-parish service requests and information - Baton Rouge and surrounding areas; jurisdiction and service-type rules apply; not emergency dispatch
East Baton Rouge Parish 311
The City-Parish 311 system accepts non-emergency requests and information questions involving garbage, recycling, drainage, traffic, sewer, and animal services. It serves Baton Rouge and provides limited routing information for nearby municipalities; confirm jurisdiction and service limits. Call 911 for immediate danger.
Home-energy payment assistance - East Baton Rouge; income, documents, service responsibility, crisis status, and available-funding rules apply
East Baton Rouge LIHEAP Utility Assistance
The City-Parish LIHEAP program describes non-crisis assistance every six months and crisis assistance once a year when a household is responsible for energy costs and has a threatening or actual interruption. Proof of income, identification, Social Security cards, and a utility bill are listed requirements; assistance depends on funding and is paid to the provider.
Meals, care management, material aid, information, transportation, and independence support - East Baton Rouge Parish; age, need, and program rules vary
East Baton Rouge Council on Aging
The East Baton Rouge Council on Aging serves adults age 60 and older with information and assistance, care-management connections, meals, material aid, transportation, and support intended to help people remain independent. Its care managers can assess needs and recommend services. Ask about current home-based, caregiver, nutrition, utility, and benefits pathways.
Nearby senior-center, meals, transportation, activities, and information pathway - Baker; age, schedule, registration, and capacity rules apply
Baker Senior Center
East Baton Rouge Council on Aging operates senior centers and lists the Baker Senior Center at 3334 Jefferson Street. It can be a nearby option for older adults seeking meals, activities, transportation, and social connection. Confirm current hours, age or registration rules, transportation coverage, accessibility, and capacity directly.
Food pantry, meal-site, shelter, and distribution navigation - Baton Rouge and the capital area; site, schedule, eligibility, and availability rules vary
Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank
The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank distributes food through pantries, meal sites, shelters, and community agencies. Use its current information to find an appropriate nearby partner and confirm schedule, household rules, transportation, and supplies. Food assistance is not a substitute for emergency medical or crisis care.
Basic-needs financial assistance, food, housing and disaster benefits, and case management - Baton Rouge area; funds, intake, and eligibility vary
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge
Catholic Charities describes case-management and support pathways for housing, disaster benefits, food, and other basic needs, with direct assistance when funds are available. It is an independent nonprofit pathway, not guaranteed hoarding-cleanup funding. Ask about current funds, documents, service area, and the appropriate local program.
Critical home repairs, safety, and accessibility modifications - Greater Baton Rouge area; ownership, income, age, disability, scope, funding, and capacity rules apply
Habitat for Humanity Greater Baton Rouge - Critical Home Repair
Habitat for Humanity Greater Baton Rouge describes a critical-home-repair program for homeowners who need help with home integrity, safety, or accessibility. Confirm whether Baton Rouge is in the current service area, whether the household owns the home, income and priority rules, repair scope, and current capacity. Application does not guarantee service.
Independent home-repair and safety-modification pathway - Greater Baton Rouge; income, ownership, priority, scope, funding, and capacity rules apply
Rebuilding Together Baton Rouge
Rebuilding Together Baton Rouge describes repairs and modifications that may improve health, safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency for eligible homeowners. Confirm the current application route, household criteria, service area, and project capacity; it does not advertise hoarding cleanup.
Public transportation and specialized-transit navigation - East Baton Rouge Parish; route, fare, eligibility, reservation, and accessibility rules apply
Capital Area Transit System (CATS)
Louisiana DOTD's transit-resource guide identifies CATS as the regional public-transit authority for East Baton Rouge Parish and lists specialized transportation options in the parish. Confirm current routes, fares, paratransit eligibility, reservation requirements, and whether a trip fits the service area.
Parish library, internet, information, technology, and community-access pathway - East Baton Rouge; card, branch, technology, and accessibility rules apply
East Baton Rouge Parish Library System
The East Baton Rouge Parish Library system provides branches, internet, technology, materials, and community information. The system operates multiple locations, including the Baker Branch and the Main Library's Career Center. Confirm current branch hours, library-card rules, technology access, privacy, and accessibility needs.
Public health-coverage and eligibility pathway - Louisiana; income, household, disability, residency, documentation, and program rules apply
Louisiana Medicaid
Louisiana Medicaid provides information about health-coverage programs and application routes. Coverage does not guarantee a particular clinician, hoarding-specific care, or in-home service. Review current eligibility and enrollment requirements and ask a participating plan or provider about behavioral-health access.
Food-benefit application and eligibility navigation - Louisiana, including East Baton Rouge; income, household, identity, and documentation rules apply
Louisiana SNAP Success Center
The Louisiana Department of Health's SNAP Success Center provides information for applying for food benefits and understanding current application steps. Confirm household, income, identity, reporting, and renewal requirements directly; SNAP is not emergency dispatch or clinical care.
Civil-legal information and referral - Louisiana; issue, income, conflict, geographic, and program-eligibility rules apply
LouisianaLawHelp
LouisianaLawHelp provides legal information and a directory for civil-legal assistance. It may help with housing, benefits, consumer, family, disability, or safety-related questions, but it does not guarantee representation and is not a crisis or cleanup service. Confirm current eligibility and availability.
Veteran benefits, claims, and service navigation - Louisiana; veteran status, discharge, benefit, and appointment rules apply
Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs can help eligible veterans and families navigate benefits and related services. Ask about current parish or regional contacts and whether a referral fits the need. This is not hoarding-specific treatment, emergency response, or cleanup support.
Developmental-disability support coordination and service navigation - Louisiana; eligibility, assessment, waiver, and capacity rules apply
Louisiana Office for Citizens with Developmental Disabilities
The Louisiana Office for Citizens with Developmental Disabilities provides information about eligibility, supports, and service coordination. It may be relevant when disability-related daily-living, safety, or caregiver needs are part of the picture. Confirm current intake, assessment, waiver, and provider-capacity rules.
Qualified outpatient psychiatry and behavioral-health clinic - Baton Rouge; adults, appointment, insurance, payment, clinical-scope, and capacity rules apply; not emergency care
Baton Rouge General Mid City Medicine Clinic Behavioral Health
Baton Rouge General lists its Mid City Medicine Clinic Behavioral Health at 3401 North Boulevard, Suite 100, with adult psychiatry and behavioral-health services. The current location page identifies Medicaid acceptance. Ask about current clinicians, hoarding-related experience, appointment availability, accessibility, and referrals.
Qualified intensive-outpatient and group-therapy pathway - Baton Rouge; adults 18+, appointment, insurance, payment, clinical-scope, and capacity rules apply; not emergency care
Baton Rouge General Behavioral Wellness Center
Baton Rouge General lists a Behavioral Wellness Center at 4045 North Boulevard, Suite A, with an intensive outpatient program for adults 18 and older who need more support than weekly counseling but do not require hospitalization. Ask whether the current program fits the need and confirm intake, payment, and availability.
Qualified medical, primary-care, specialty, and behavioral-health pathway - Baton Rouge; appointment, insurance, payment, clinical-scope, and capacity rules apply; not emergency support
Ochsner Medical Center - Baton Rouge
Ochsner identifies multiple Baton Rouge-area locations and lists outpatient psychiatry and behavioral-health services in the region. A medical or behavioral-health visit may help identify health, medication, mobility, or referral needs that overlap with a clutter or safety concern. Confirm the correct current location, clinician, coverage, and appointment availability directly.
Independent certified professional organizing and decluttering - Baton Rouge and surrounding communities; paid service, scope, pricing, availability, and safety planning vary
Emend
Emend describes certified professional organizing, decluttering, and systems designed to make spaces easier to use and maintain, including senior-living and move-related support. It is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider and not therapy or emergency care. Ask about consent, pace, privacy, disposal, insurance, and cost.
Independent organizing and downsizing provider - Baton Rouge; paid service, scope, pricing, availability, and safety planning vary
Professional Organizers Baton Rouge
This local organizing business advertises decluttering, home organizing, downsizing, senior downsizing, and removal of unwanted donation items. It is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider. Ask for a written scope, a consent-centered process, privacy practices, disposal plan, worker insurance, and an itemized estimate.
Independent paid hoarding and specialty-cleanup provider serving the Baton Rouge area; scope, pricing, consent, insurance, worker training, disposal, and availability must be verified
Exit Cleanup
Exit Cleanup advertises hoarding cleanup, clutter remediation, and specialty cleaning in the Baton Rouge area. This is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider and not therapy or emergency care. Before agreeing to work, ask about consent, privacy, written scope, material handling, disposal, insurance, and a detailed estimate.
Independent paid hoarding cleanup and remediation provider - Baton Rouge; scope, pricing, insurance, disposal, and safety planning vary
AAA Rousse Services
AAA Rousse Services advertises hoarding cleanup in Baton Rouge and describes coordinating disposal with East Baton Rouge Parish waste management. It is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider. Ask about the person's consent and pace, worker training, privacy, insurance, material handling, disposal, and a written estimate.
Practical and peer support - private-pay pathway available online and by service-area review; scope, cost, travel, scheduling, consent, safety, and capacity rules apply
The Peer Tree
The Peer Tree offers nonclinical hoarding and clutter support, including organizing help, groups, family guidance, and practical next steps. Ask about current availability, service area, scope, pacing, privacy, and fees before beginning. The Peer Tree is a separate private-pay pathway from Fight the Blight's nonprofit programming.
Digital peer support - available online; no cost or eligibility claim verified; not therapy or emergency support
Unburied
Unburied, from The Peer Tree, is a judgment-free digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends and family supporters. It can offer ongoing connection, tools, and momentum from Baton Rouge or anywhere else. It is not therapy, clinical care, or emergency support.