A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Grenada, Mississippi.

A respectful place to begin—whether you are looking for support for yourself, worried about someone you love, or trying to sort through a safety, housing, care, or practical concern.

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You can start with one concern, not a complete plan.

A first conversation can focus on what matters most to you: feeling less alone, protecting a walkway, staying housed, or finding the next person to call. You decide what to share and what happens next.

A respectful first conversation can help you explore virtual peer groups, supporter options, or another next step. You do not need a perfect explanation or have to agree to a plan before reaching out.

Role: nonprofit first conversation and virtual peer-group front door; geography: remote inquiry from Grenada and Grenada County—ask about Mississippi access; cost/eligibility: confirm current group options, eligibility, and any cost; emergency limit: not therapy, clinical treatment, cleanup, or emergency response

For immediate danger

Call 911 for immediate danger, fire, serious injury, or urgent medical need. For behavioral-health distress, call or text 988; Mississippi DMH also lists a Region 6 mobile crisis response team and a Grenada crisis stabilization unit. Confirm current access directly. These pathways do not guarantee a bed, shelter, cleanup, or emergency medical response.

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: private-pay hoarding support, organizing help, groups, and family guidance; geography: ask about Grenada County service and travel; cost/eligibility: private pay—confirm scope, rates, scheduling, consent, safety, and capacity; emergency limit: not emergency response or clinical treatment | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

The Peer Tree

The Peer Tree is a private-pay pathway when grant or public support is not the right fit. Ask whether the kind of help you want is available in Grenada County, what it costs, and what safety, access, travel, and consent expectations apply.

Role: digital peer support and ongoing tools for people affected and supporters; geography: online; cost/eligibility: confirm current access and any fees; emergency limit: peer support, not therapy, clinical treatment, or emergency response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Unburied

Unburied offers a digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends or family. It is not a substitute for professional care or urgent help.

Role: directory for locating clinicians and programs to contact and evaluate; geography: search Grenada County and nearby Mississippi; cost/eligibility: ask each listed provider about licensure, fit, insurance, fees, and openings; emergency limit: directory only, not crisis care or an endorsement | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

International OCD Foundation — Find Help

Use the directory as a starting point for questions, not a guarantee that a listed clinician treats hoarding disorder or is accepting clients. Confirm credentials, services, cost, and availability directly.

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: police, fire, and emergency medical dispatch; geography: Grenada and Grenada County; cost/eligibility: emergency number; emergency limit: immediate danger, fire, serious injury, or urgent medical need—not routine cleanup or resource navigation | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

911 — Immediate Emergency Response

Call 911 when a life or property is in immediate danger. Tell the dispatcher the location and current hazard; do not delay emergency help while trying to solve clutter, housing, or sorting needs.

Role: confidential behavioral-health crisis support; geography: nationwide, including Mississippi; cost/eligibility: call or text 988; emergency limit: does not replace 911 for immediate physical danger or urgent medical care | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for emotional distress or a behavioral-health crisis. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical care, call 911.

Role: regional behavioral-health crisis response; geography: Region 6, which includes Grenada County; cost/eligibility: call to confirm access and service details; emergency limit: not fire, police, EMS dispatch, or a guaranteed shelter or hospital bed | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi DMH Region 6 Mobile Crisis Response

Mississippi DMH lists Region 6 Mobile Crisis Response at 866-453-6216. Ask what response is available at the person's location. Call 911 for immediate physical danger or urgent medical need.

Role: behavioral-health crisis stabilization; geography: Grenada; cost/eligibility: call to confirm intake, suitability, payment, and current availability; emergency limit: not 911 dispatch and no bed or admission is guaranteed | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada Crisis Stabilization Unit

Mississippi DMH lists the Grenada Crisis Stabilization Unit at 662-227-3700. Contact it or the regional crisis team to ask about current access; use 911 for immediate physical danger or urgent medical need.

Role: community mental-health and related outpatient services; geography: Region 6 includes Grenada County; cost/eligibility: ask about intake, services, payment, and openings; emergency limit: routine access is not an emergency dispatch service | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Life Help — Region 6 Community Mental Health Center

Mississippi DMH identifies Life Help as the Region 6 community mental-health center serving Grenada County. Call 662-453-6211 to ask how to reach the Grenada office and what services and access options are current.

Role: county emergency-management information and public alerts; geography: Grenada County; cost/eligibility: public alert registration is listed as free, though carrier message/data fees may apply; emergency limit: information and warnings, not an individual rescue or medical response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada Emergency Management Agency / 911

The joint City/County EMA lists its office at 370 Van Dorn Street and 662-226-1076, with Nixle and CodeRED alert information. Confirm current enrollment and alert coverage. Call 911 for an emergency.

Role: investigates abuse, neglect, and exploitation of vulnerable adults in private-home settings; geography: Mississippi, including Grenada County; cost/eligibility: reports may be made to the state hotline; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch and services cannot be forced on a mentally competent adult | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Adult Protective Services

Mississippi MDHS explains when Adult Protective Services may investigate and connect a vulnerable adult to services. Call the Vulnerable Person Abuse Hotline at 844-437-6282 for a report or question; call 911 for immediate danger.

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: county government and elected-office contacts; geography: Grenada County seat at 59 Green Street, Grenada; cost/eligibility: call to confirm which office handles the concern; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or a hoarding-support service | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada County Board of Supervisors

The Mississippi Association of Supervisors profile identifies Grenada as the county seat and lists the Board of Supervisors at 662-226-1821. Ask which county office handles your question and whether it serves your address.

Role: city information, municipal service routing, and utility contacts; geography: City of Grenada; cost/eligibility: call to confirm residency, account, and service rules; emergency limit: municipal contact is not a substitute for 911 | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

City of Grenada — City Hall and municipal services

The City lists City Hall at 108 South Main Street and 662-226-8820, with business hours posted Monday through Friday. Confirm whether the address is within city limits and which department handles the issue.

Role: urgent city public-safety hazard or municipal water, power, or sewer failure routing; geography: City of Grenada; cost/eligibility: call only for listed urgent municipal issues; emergency limit: not a replacement for 911 when life, fire, or immediate physical safety is at risk | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

City of Grenada — after-hours municipal hazard or utility issue

The City directs residents to call 662-226-1211 for urgent after-hours public-safety hazards or utility failures. Confirm that the issue is a city responsibility; use 911 for immediate danger.

Role: public housing and affordable-housing information; geography: Grenada is within the authority's listed service area; cost/eligibility: contact the authority to confirm unit, application, waitlist, screening, rent, and accessibility rules; emergency limit: housing is not immediate shelter and availability is not guaranteed | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Regional Housing Authority IV — Grenada-area housing

MRHA IV lists Grenada-area Oakwood Hills housing and says its programs serve specified cities and counties. Call 662-327-4121 to confirm the current Grenada office, program, application status, and waitlist.

Role: federal housing information and referral pathways; geography: Mississippi; cost/eligibility: call 211 and press 6 for homeless services, or ask HUD-approved counselors about eligibility; emergency limit: HUD is not a direct shelter provider and cannot promise placement | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

HUD Mississippi — homelessness and housing navigation

HUD directs people at risk of or experiencing homelessness to 211 and notes that it is not a direct-service provider. Confirm local intake, safety, eligibility, and openings; use emergency services for immediate danger.

Role: local food assistance; geography: 19 Green Street, Grenada County; cost/eligibility: its participant page asks for an application and proof of income and Grenada County residence; confirm any current ID or recertification rules; emergency limit: not shelter or crisis response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada Food Pantry

The pantry publishes distribution information and asks applicants to verify their income and Grenada County residency documents. Dates, hours, and documentation can change; contact the pantry before traveling.

Role: state human-services office for benefit and program questions; geography: 1240 Fairground Road, Suite B, Grenada; cost/eligibility: ask the office about program-specific eligibility and documents; emergency limit: routine benefits assistance, not emergency food distribution or medical response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Department of Human Services — Grenada County office

MDHS lists its Grenada County office at 662-226-1971. Call before visiting to confirm hours, the right program contact, application steps, and current required documents.

Role: community-action program information, including energy-assistance referral; geography: Grenada/Yalobusha office at 17 First Street, Grenada; cost/eligibility: confirm current program funding, application dates, income rules, and documents; emergency limit: funding and utility protection are not guaranteed | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Central Mississippi Inc. — community action and energy assistance

The Mississippi Department of Human Services lists Central Mississippi Inc.'s Grenada/Yalobusha office at 662-226-7953. Ask whether LIHEAP, weatherization, or another program is currently open and what documents are required.

Role: county public-health clinic and WIC services; geography: 1240 Fairground Road, Suite A, Grenada; cost/eligibility: ask about appointments, service eligibility, and fees; emergency limit: clinic services are not emergency medical care | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada County Health Department

The Mississippi State Department of Health lists clinic hours on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and WIC hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Some services require appointments; call to confirm current hours and access.

Role: hospital and specialty medical services; geography: 960 JK Avent Drive, Grenada; cost/eligibility: ask about the needed service, insurance, appointments, and payment; emergency limit: this guide does not triage medical symptoms—call 911 for urgent medical need | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

UMMC Grenada Hospital

UMMC lists Grenada Hospital and multiple clinical specialties at this location. Call to verify that the service you need is offered there, current intake, and payment arrangements.

Role: public library, information, and digital resources; geography: Grenada County and surrounding communities; cost/eligibility: library-card residency and nonresident rules apply—confirm directly; emergency limit: library services are not crisis, housing, or medical care | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Elizabeth Jones Library

The library describes itself as serving Grenada County and surrounding counties. Its card information lists proof-of-address requirements for physical cards; ask about current hours, card options, and accessible services.

Role: employment and workforce-service navigation; geography: 1229 Sunset Drive, Grenada; cost/eligibility: contact the center about appointments, program eligibility, and required documents; emergency limit: employment services are not income replacement or emergency assistance | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Grenada WIN Job Center

The Mississippi Department of Employment Security lists a Grenada WIN Job Center at 1229 Sunset Drive. Confirm current hours and the services available before visiting.

Role: aging and disability service navigation and information; geography: Mississippi, including Grenada County; cost/eligibility: call to discuss needs and program-specific screening; emergency limit: referral navigation, not emergency response or guaranteed service placement | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Access to Care Helpline

Mississippi MDHS lists the Access to Care Helpline at 844-822-4622 for help finding services, answering insurance questions, and exploring long-term-care options. Ask about local availability and eligibility.

Role: civil legal-aid intake and referrals; geography: service-area listing includes Grenada County; cost/eligibility: financial and case-type rules apply—confirm current coverage and intake; emergency limit: not criminal defense, emergency shelter, or legal advice through this guide | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Legal Services — North Mississippi Rural Legal Services

The Mississippi Legal Services directory lists Grenada County in North Mississippi Rural Legal Services' service area and describes income and civil-case limits. Confirm the current intake office, eligibility, deadlines, and whether the issue is covered.

Role: referral navigation for community services and homeless services; geography: Mississippi; cost/eligibility: HUD recommends calling 211 and pressing 6 for homeless services; confirm referral provider rules; emergency limit: referral line does not guarantee shelter or placement | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi 211 — housing and community-service referrals

Use 211 to ask about current local housing, shelter, food, and utility referral options. HUD notes that if 211 is unavailable, a ZIP-code search can locate the appropriate local number. Call 911 for immediate danger.

Role: state food-benefit application and eligibility information; geography: Mississippi, including Grenada County; cost/eligibility: household income and program rules apply; emergency limit: application processing is not same-day food or emergency response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Department of Human Services — SNAP and food benefits

MDHS explains SNAP and other food programs and points residents to county offices and pantry referrals. Confirm current application methods, household rules, documents, and processing times.

Role: aging, caregiver, and older-adult service navigation; geography: Mississippi, including Grenada County; cost/eligibility: ask about age, disability, income, and program criteria; emergency limit: routine navigation is not emergency response | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi Department of Human Services — aging and caregiver programs

MDHS describes programs that may include home-delivered meals, Medicare enrollment help, and support for caregivers. Contact the state or local Area Agency on Aging to verify service availability, eligibility, and any contribution.

Role: federal housing-information and counseling pathways; geography: Mississippi; cost/eligibility: ask housing providers about income, screening, rent, and accessibility rules; emergency limit: information does not provide a unit or guarantee placement | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

HUD Mississippi — affordable housing search

HUD's Mississippi page points residents toward housing counselors, affordable-housing information, and local referrals. Verify any property's current status and application details directly.

Role: statewide clinic-appointment and WIC information; geography: Mississippi; cost/eligibility: WIC and clinical program eligibility applies; emergency limit: appointment line is not emergency medical dispatch | Independent resource, not an endorsement. Confirm current service area, availability, eligibility, cost, and fit directly before relying on a service.

Mississippi State Department of Health — WIC and clinic appointment information

MSDH provides an appointment line and explains that some clinic services require an appointment while walk-ins are limited. Call the Grenada County office for current hours and program requirements.

A note from the Alliance

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

This guide is anchored in Grenada, Mississippi, 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