A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Centre, Alabama.

A next step can start with a conversation, not a cleanout. This guide connects Centre and Cherokee County residents with local care, safety, housing navigation, food, transportation, and household services. Confirm eligibility and availability before making plans.

People first.Then the stuff.A Fight the Blight initiative

Start here - Fight the Blight

A calm place to begin

You do not have to solve everything at once. Fight the Blight is the nonprofit front door for a respectful first conversation and virtual peer groups. The Peer Tree is a separate private-pay option when grant or public pathways do not fit. Unburied offers digital peer support, not therapy or emergency help. Ask about current fit, availability, cost, eligibility, consent, and safety before relying on any service.

For immediate danger

For immediate danger, fire, serious injury, or an urgent medical need, call 911. For emotional distress or a suicide crisis, call or text 988. Other resources below are not emergency dispatch, and this guide does not promise care, cleanup, a ride, housing, or a program opening.

First conversations

A few good places to start

You do not need to know the perfect service name before reaching out. These organizations can help you understand the landscape and identify a next step.

Role: separate private-pay organizing, decluttering, group, and family support; geography: confirm service area and travel to Centre; cost/eligibility: fees, scope, consent, and capacity must be confirmed; emergency limit: not emergency care. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

The Peer Tree

The Peer Tree is a separate private-pay option when grants or public programs do not cover the needed support. Ask about service area, travel, fees, scheduling, scope, consent, and safety before making plans; this guide does not promise an in-home visit or cleanup capacity.

Role: The Peer Tree's digital peer-support pathway; geography: online, confirm current access; cost/eligibility: confirm access and feature rules; emergency limit: not therapy, diagnosis, crisis care, or emergency support. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Unburied

Unburied offers digital peer support and tools for people directly affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends, family, and other supporters. It may complement local resources, but it is not therapy, a crisis line, or emergency response.

Role: search directory for clinicians and programs that identify hoarding-related services; geography: search Alabama and nearby areas; cost/eligibility: verify credentials, fit, fees, payer, and availability directly; emergency limit: not crisis or emergency care. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

International OCD Foundation Hoarding Resource Directory

The IOCDF directory can help a person or supporter search for hoarding-related clinicians and services. A directory entry is not an endorsement. No Cherokee County hoarding-specialty clinician or hoarding-specific cleanout provider was independently verified for this guide.

Safety and stability

When the concern involves safety, housing, or crisis

These pathways serve different situations. Read the labels carefully before calling, especially when a response may involve crisis care, protective services, shelter, housing rules, legal advocacy, or emergency dispatch.

Role: fire, EMS, law-enforcement, and emergency dispatch; geography: Centre and Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: emergency response; emergency limit: immediate danger or urgent medical/fire need, not routine property concerns. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

911 emergency response

Call 911 for an active threat, fire, serious injury, or medical emergency. A clutter or housing concern without immediate danger may be better addressed through a planned conversation with the person, care team, housing provider, or appropriate local service.

Role: emotional-distress and suicide-crisis support; geography: Alabama and nationwide; call/text/chat 24/7; cost/eligibility: free and confidential; emergency limit: not fire, EMS, or police dispatch. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988, or use its online chat, for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or a behavioral-health crisis. For immediate physical danger, fire, or urgent medical response, call 911.

Role: behavioral-health access; geography: Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: confirm intake, fees, payer, care fit and availability; emergency limit: not fire/EMS/police dispatch; call 911 for immediate danger. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

CED Mental Health Cherokee access and crisis guidance

Alabama's mental-health directory lists 256-927-3601 for Cherokee access and after-hours guidance. CED's own homepage separately lists 24-hour assistance at 256-492-7800. Ask which contact is appropriate for your situation; no hoarding-specialty care or immediate admission is promised.

Role: preparedness and disaster coordination; geography: Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: confirm current information and notification options; emergency limit: office is not a substitute for 911. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Emergency Management Agency

EMA lists 260 Cedar Bluff Road, Suite 104, Centre, and 256-927-3367. Ask about current alerts, preparedness and emergency guidance. Do not assume a listed shelter is open or that transport or accommodation is available.

Role: reports of suspected abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation of eligible adults; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: statutory intake criteria apply; emergency limit: APS is not a first responder; call 911 for immediate danger. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Adult Protective Services

Alabama DHR receives reports concerning eligible older adults and adults with disabilities. Review the state's reporting information and explain the immediate safety concern when calling. APS is not a general clutter-removal program or substitute for consent-based support.

Role: reporting suspected child abuse or neglect; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: state intake rules apply; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger or urgent injury. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama child-abuse and neglect reporting

Alabama DHR explains how to report suspected child abuse or neglect. A report is not a general property-enforcement or cleanup referral. For an immediate threat or urgent medical need, call 911.

Role: confidential survivor support and shelter referral; geography: statewide, 24/7; cost/eligibility: call to discuss options; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger; shelter availability is not guaranteed. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Domestic Violence Hotline

The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers a statewide hotline for people seeking support related to domestic violence and help locating a shelter. Ask about safe ways to communicate and current options. This is survivor-specific support, not general shelter placement or emergency dispatch.

Role: poison-exposure information and guidance; geography: nationwide, 24/7; cost/eligibility: free; emergency limit: call 911 for collapse, seizure, trouble breathing, or inability to wake. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Poison Control

Call Poison Control for possible ingestion, inhalation, or contact with a harmful substance. Do not wait for an online answer if a person has severe symptoms; call 911.

Role: statewide community-resource navigation; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: call or search for current referral options; emergency limit: not a crisis or emergency-response service. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama 211 referral line

211 Connects Alabama can help locate current food, housing, utility, and other community resources. A referral does not establish eligibility, funding, an open bed, or immediate availability; call 911 for immediate danger and 988 for emotional crisis support.

People and practical help

Housing, food, care, transportation, and ongoing support

These listings connect the local community with housing, food, behavioral health, benefits, transit, survivor advocacy, disability support, peer support, and practical resources. Ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.

Role: qualified behavioral-health care; geography: Cherokee, Etowah and DeKalb service region; confirm local intake; cost/eligibility: confirm eligibility, fees, insurance and availability; emergency limit: planned care is not 911 dispatch. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

CED Mental Health adult services

CED offers adult services. Start with the Cherokee access number to discuss the care pathway, symptoms, accessibility and payer options. Ask specifically about hoarding-related experience; it was not independently verified.

Role: child and adolescent care pathway; geography: CED service region; confirm Cherokee County access; cost/eligibility: confirm age, guardian/consent requirements, payer, fees and intake; emergency limit: not an emergency response guarantee. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

CED Mental Health children and adolescent services

The provider has a children-services pathway. A parent or supporter can ask about an appropriate assessment and family involvement. Confirm the services offered at the local office rather than assuming every regional service is available in Centre.

Role: public-health clinical and environmental services; geography: Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: service-specific eligibility, appointments and fees; confirm directly; emergency limit: not an emergency department. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Health Department

ADPH lists WIC, clinical, environmental and home-care services and 256-927-3132. Ask about the appropriate service and appointment requirements; home care does not mean decluttering or housekeeping.

Role: utility aid, variable direct aid and self-sufficiency navigation; geography: Cherokee County office at 833 Cedar Bluff Road, Centre; cost/eligibility: income/program rules, appointment and current funding apply; emergency limit: not guaranteed same-day assistance. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Community Action Agency of Northeast Alabama — Cherokee office

The agency lists LIHEAP, variable direct aid and GROW support. Call 256-638-4430 to confirm current intake and documents. Rental, food, fuel, transportation or prescription assistance is funding-dependent, not assured. A November calendar reference does not establish that applications are currently open.

Role: energy-efficiency and home-safety program; geography: agency Cherokee County service area; cost/eligibility: confirm household/property eligibility, approvals, waiting list and scope; emergency limit: not emergency repairs or a cleanout. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Community Action weatherization pathway

The Cherokee office page describes weatherization to reduce energy use and improve home health and safety. Ask about eligibility and the application pathway; do not assume hazardous conditions, clutter removal or every repair are covered.

Role: nonprofit food-distribution locator; geography: Cherokee County and the food bank's regional service area; cost/eligibility: posted distributions are free while supplies last; confirm event-specific rules; emergency limit: not a guaranteed immediate food delivery. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Community Food Bank of Central Alabama — Cherokee food search

Search the official map and calendar for current Centre-area food options. Check the date, appointment rules and eligibility before travelling. The Birmingham warehouse is not a direct walk-in food distribution location.

Role: senior nutrition and local-program navigation; geography: 229 Dean Buttram Senior Avenue, Centre; cost/eligibility: confirm age, enrollment, meal rules, cost and capacity; emergency limit: not home-care or emergency placement. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Centre Nutrition and Senior Center

The County lists the nutrition/public-transportation office at 256-927-8432. Ask about current meals, participation and support options; the office's published hours do not establish meal or ride availability.

Role: demand-response public transportation; geography: Cherokee County residents; confirm destination/service limits; cost/eligibility: regional site posts distance-based fares; confirm current quote, reservation and accessibility; emergency limit: not ambulance transport or a guaranteed ride. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Rural Transit

EARPDC lists booking information at 256-927-7472 and weekday service. Posted fares are $2 for the first five miles plus $1 per additional five for the general public, and $1 plus 50 cents for seniors and people with disabilities. Confirm the trip total, return ride and capacity before booking.

Role: older-adult, disability and caregiver navigation; geography: East Alabama region including Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: program-specific eligibility and availability; confirm fees or cost sharing; emergency limit: not emergency home care or placement. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

East Alabama Aging and Disability Resource Center

The regional aging network lists the Centre senior center and AGE-LINE at 1-800-243-5463. Ask about the appropriate aging, caregiver, benefits or community-service pathway; referrals do not guarantee approval or an available service.

Role: public information and practical access; geography: 310 Mary Street, Centre; cost/eligibility: confirm card rules, hours, computer availability and printing charges; emergency limit: not housing or clinical intake. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Public Library

The library lists 256-927-5838. Ask about available public information, internet access and practical help locating forms. Do not share sensitive intake details on a public computer without considering privacy.

Role: household and community education; geography: Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: confirm current program topics, registration and fees; emergency limit: not treatment or a cleaning service. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Alabama Cooperative Extension

The county Extension office is a local education starting point for household and community questions. Ask what current programs or guidance fit your needs; education is not an offer of in-home cleanup.

Role: municipal garbage, debris and street services; geography: City of Centre; confirm address jurisdiction; cost/eligibility: confirm collection rules, accepted materials, fees and scheduling; emergency limit: not in-home cleanup or emergency removal. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

City of Centre Public Works — Street and Sanitation

The City describes curbside garbage, limb/debris pickup and right-of-way work. Check your address and material limits before placing items out. County rural collection and landfill policies are separate.

Role: county disposal and collection information; geography: rural Cherokee County and eligible county residents; distinguish municipal accounts; cost/eligibility: confirm current bill/account requirements, materials, hours and fees; emergency limit: not a free unlimited cleanout. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County rural collection and landfill guidance

The County identifies Three Corners Landfill at 2205 County Road 6, Piedmont. Its first-Saturday no-charge program is restricted to acceptable residential waste, one pickup-or-smaller load and required proof of trash service. Confirm eligibility and accepted items before travel; other loads may have charges.

Role: municipal building and property-requirement guidance; geography: Centre city jurisdiction; confirm address; cost/eligibility: confirm required approvals, inspections and fees before work; emergency limit: not emergency stabilization or cleanup assistance. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

City of Centre Building Department

Use the current Building Department page to ask which requirements apply to planned work. The former building-inspector URL returned 404 during review; do not rely on it or assume county and city rules are the same.

Role: county land-use and permitting information; geography: Cherokee County; confirm municipal versus county jurisdiction; cost/eligibility: verify current rules, required permits and fees; emergency limit: not repairs, code representation or emergency response. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County zoning and permitting guidance

Check the County's zoning/permitting information and ask which office covers your property before starting work. A referral or general page is not approval for a particular project.

Role: fire-service information and prevention education; geography: Centre and surrounding communities; confirm service area; cost/eligibility: ask about available prevention guidance; no visit is promised; emergency limit: active fire or immediate danger: call 911. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

City of Centre Fire Department safety education

The City describes a primarily volunteer department and fire-safety education. Ask through official City channels about a planned safety question. The City Hall number is a routing contact, not a substitute for emergency dispatch.

Role: county-office navigation; geography: Cherokee County; cost/eligibility: confirm office jurisdiction, forms and any service fees; emergency limit: not benefits approval or emergency dispatch. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Cherokee County Commission and department directory

County offices are listed at 260 Cedar Bluff Road, Suite 103, Centre, with 256-927-3668 for the Commission. Use the department directory to identify the right office for a specific question rather than assuming it provides direct property assistance.

Role: referral navigation for housing and basic needs; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: provider criteria and current funding vary; emergency limit: not a shelter bed or emergency response guarantee. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama 211 housing and basic-needs referrals

Use 211 to ask about current housing, food, utility, and shelter referrals. Confirm screening, location, hours, funding, and openings with the referred provider; a listing or referral is not a placement guarantee.

Role: federal housing information and links to local housing agencies and counseling; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: programs have separate criteria and waitlists; emergency limit: not direct housing placement or a current opening list. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

HUD Alabama housing resources

HUD's state page links to public housing agencies and housing counseling. Contact an agency directly to ask whether a waitlist is open, what county it serves, and how to apply; the HUD page does not confirm current vacancies.

Role: civil legal-aid intake and information; geography: statewide, subject to service area and issue rules; cost/eligibility: screened by income and case type; emergency limit: not emergency response or guaranteed representation. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Legal Services Alabama

Legal Services Alabama accepts applications for eligible civil legal matters. Apply or call to ask about income, issue, conflicts, deadlines, and service availability; applying does not guarantee representation. For immediate physical danger, call 911.

Role: vocational rehabilitation and disability-related services; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: disability and program eligibility screening applies; emergency limit: not income support or a job-placement guarantee. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services

The state agency provides information about vocational rehabilitation and related programs. Ask whether the person's goals and circumstances fit current eligibility requirements and what documentation is needed.

Role: information and referral for older adults, caregivers, and people with disabilities; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: linked services apply separate screening; emergency limit: not emergency response or guaranteed in-home care. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Aging and Disability Resource Center

The state Aging and Disability Resource Center connects callers with information about aging, disability, and caregiver supports. Ask what serves Cherokee County and what age, income, or functional criteria apply; a referral is not a service guarantee.

Role: state food-assistance application information; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: household and income criteria apply; emergency limit: not immediate food or emergency response. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama SNAP and food assistance information

Alabama DHR provides information about applying for SNAP. Use the current application channel and ask DHR about documents, processing time, and eligibility; a pending application is not immediate pantry access.

Role: nutrition and food-benefit program for eligible pregnant, postpartum, and young-child households; geography: Alabama, local clinic access varies; cost/eligibility: WIC criteria and certification apply; emergency limit: not emergency food or medical care. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama WIC program information

The state WIC program explains nutrition services and eligibility for qualifying families. Contact the Cherokee County health department to confirm current clinic hours, certification, appointments, and required documents.

Role: state family and child-support program information; geography: Alabama, with Cherokee County office; cost/eligibility: each service has separate rules; emergency limit: not emergency response or general cleanup. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Department of Human Resources family services

DHR's county office can direct callers to the appropriate family or child-related program. Ask which unit handles the concern and confirm application steps, eligibility, and office hours; child-safety emergencies should be reported through the proper emergency channel.

Role: locate HUD-approved housing counseling; geography: Alabama, search by current location; cost/eligibility: ask counselor about fees and service scope; emergency limit: not a rental unit or shelter placement. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama housing counseling directory

HUD's housing-counseling locator can help find counseling for rental, budget, or housing questions. Confirm the counselor serves Cherokee County and ask about fees and appointments; counseling does not guarantee a unit or subsidy.

Role: state health-coverage program information; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: enrollment category and covered-service rules apply; emergency limit: not medical triage or a provider appointment. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama Medicaid member and provider information

Use Alabama Medicaid's official information to review eligibility, coverage, and member resources. Confirm provider participation and coverage directly before scheduling care; call 911 for urgent emergencies.

Role: locate state-listed community mental-health providers; geography: Alabama and county-specific service areas; cost/eligibility: verify intake, payer, location, and availability; emergency limit: not 911 dispatch. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama mental-health provider and service directory

Alabama Department of Mental Health's directory helps identify community providers. For Cherokee County, the state lists AltaPointe; confirm current service location, fit, payer, fees, intake, and availability directly. A directory entry does not indicate hoarding specialization.

Role: federal behavioral-health information and treatment locator; geography: nationwide; cost/eligibility: provider intake, fees, and coverage vary; emergency limit: call/text 988 for crisis and 911 for immediate danger. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Community mental-health information from SAMHSA

SAMHSA offers a treatment locator and information about behavioral-health services. Verify credentials, clinical fit, fees, payer, and availability with the provider; locator results are not endorsements or emergency care.

Role: education and peer-support information for people and families affected by mental-health concerns; geography: national materials, local groups vary; cost/eligibility: confirm current Alabama options; emergency limit: not clinical or emergency support. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

National Alliance on Mental Illness family education

NAMI's education resources may help supporters learn communication and coping approaches. Confirm whether a current Alabama program serves Cherokee County; call or text 988 for crisis support and 911 for immediate physical danger.

Role: identify local public housing agencies; geography: Alabama; cost/eligibility: agency rules and waitlists apply; emergency limit: not an open-unit listing or placement guarantee. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

Alabama housing agencies through HUD

HUD's agency directory can help locate the public housing authority serving an address. Ask directly about county coverage, current waitlist status, eligibility, and application requirements; the Centre Housing Authority application page currently says its listed voucher waitlists are closed, while its portal homepage uses different wording.

Role: locate federal Social Security offices and benefit information; geography: nationwide; cost/eligibility: federal program criteria and appointment rules apply; emergency limit: not housing, food, or emergency response. | Each listing states its role, geography, verified cost or eligibility details (or what to confirm), and emergency limits. Availability can change; a listing is not an endorsement.

United States Social Security office locator

The federal locator identifies Social Security offices and online services. Confirm the correct office, appointment method, and required documents before travel; disability and retirement benefits require federal eligibility review.

A note from the Alliance

Start with the person. Then decide what the situation needs.

This guide is anchored in Centre, Alabama, and includes city, county, state, nonprofit, national, and independent pathways. A listing here does not mean Fight the Blight endorses every provider or can guarantee availability. The Hoarding Alliance is not a city or county agency, therapy practice, emergency service, or cleanup company. We will keep reviewing this page, but please confirm details directly before relying on them.

Need help choosing a path? Contact Fight the Blight