A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide
If clutter, housing pressure, safety concerns, or a difficult next step are affecting a Grosse Tete household, this guide can help you find a local doorway without shame or pressure.
Start here - Fight the Blight
Start with the kind of help you need today. Fight the Blight is the nonprofit and virtual-group front door; village, parish, health, school, senior, housing, food, utility, library, transit, legal, and practical routes below can help with the surrounding conditions that make support possible. No listing is an endorsement, and each provider sets its own eligibility, cost, hours, service area, capacity, consent, and safety rules.
If there is immediate danger, fire, a medical emergency, or a situation that cannot safely wait, call 911. For a mental-health or substance-use crisis without immediate physical danger, call or text 988. These routes are emergency pathways, not hoarding support or cleanup services.
First conversations
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.
The Peer Tree is the private-pay pathway for organizing help, decluttering support, groups, family guidance, and practical next steps when a grant or public program is not the right fit. Ask about scope, cost, travel, consent, safety, and whether support is available in Grosse Tete or Iberville Parish.
Unburied, from The Peer Tree, offers a judgment-free digital pathway with peer support, groups, and tools for people directly affected and for friends, family, property managers, municipal workers, and other supporters. It is not therapy, a crisis service, or a substitute for emergency help.
The Village of Grosse Tete website is the official starting point for town-hall, police, fire, utility, building-permit, ordinance, meeting, announcement, and resident information. Confirm which department serves the exact address and the current contact before relying on a planned service.
Iberville Parish Government is the official route for services outside a Village of Grosse Tete department, including parish planning, public works, health, community services, aging, library, emergency coordination, sanitation, utilities, transit, and resident requests. Confirm which office serves the exact address.
Louisiana 211 can help identify current local and regional referrals when a household needs food, housing, utility, health, transportation, or other human services. Give the Grosse Tete address and verify each referral directly.
Safety and stability
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.
Call 911 when there is immediate danger, fire, serious injury, rescue need, a dangerous utility or structural condition, or a life-threatening medical emergency. Tell the dispatcher the Grosse Tete address, immediate hazard, and any access or mobility information responders need.
Call or text 988 for confidential crisis support and connection to trained counselors. This is a crisis pathway, not hoarding support, cleanup, emergency dispatch, or a guarantee of a particular local response.
The village lists its police department through the official municipal site and provides (225) 648-2131 as the town contact. Use the village route for planned public-safety questions or reports; explain access or safety concerns and request the appropriate non-emergency process.
Use the parish sheriff route for planned law-enforcement questions or concerns outside a village department's responsibility. Provide the exact Grosse Tete-area address and explain hazards, access issues, or the need for a calm approach; call 911 for immediate danger.
The Village of Grosse Tete lists its fire department at (225) 648-2662. Use 911 for an active fire, smoke, rescue, or medical emergency; confirm planned prevention, inspection, alarm, or access questions directly.
Iberville Parish identifies fire and emergency-services coverage for Grosse Tete and lists 225-687-5140 for non-emergency fire routing. Use 911 for an active fire, rescue, smoke, or medical emergency.
Iberville Parish emergency preparedness provides alert registration, evacuation and disaster information, and a confidential special-needs form for planning. Use 911 for an active emergency and confirm shelter, evacuation, and accessibility instructions for the address.
Iberville Parish Public Works routes road, drainage, culvert, pothole, and limb concerns. Give the exact Grosse Tete location and whether the issue is on public property; call 911 for immediate danger, flooding that cannot safely wait, or a life-threatening condition.
The village publishes an official ordinances route and identifies (225) 648-2131 for ordinance questions. Use it for planned code or property-safety questions and confirm the village's process; call 911 for immediate danger.
Capital Area Human Services serves Iberville Parish with publicly funded community-based mental-health, addictive-disorder, developmental-disability, and co-occurring-disorder services. Confirm current program, intake, payer, eligibility, hours, and capacity; use 911 for immediate danger.
Iberville Parish identifies a behavioral-health and substance-abuse route for confidential assessment, recommendations, and related services. Confirm current intake, program availability, fees or coverage, and whether the service fits the situation; call 988 or 911 for crisis or immediate danger.
Iberville Parish identifies Ochsner Medical Complex - Iberville in Plaquemine with 24/7 emergency care and other medical services. Confirm current location, access, coverage, fees, referrals, and capacity; do not delay emergency care.
Louisiana Department of Health lists the Iberville Parish Health Unit at 24705 Plaza Drive in Plaquemine and identifies WIC, immunizations, family planning, tuberculosis, and vital-record services. Confirm current hours, documents, fees, accessibility, and appointment requirements.
Louisiana Adult Protective Services provides the official route for concerns about abuse, neglect, exploitation, or self-neglect involving an adult. Use 911 for immediate danger and confirm the current report process, information needed, and response limits.
Louisiana DCFS directs people to 1-855-452-5437 to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Call 911 when a child faces immediate danger; share the Grosse Tete address and the specific safety concern.
The Louisiana Poison Center provides poison-exposure guidance and triage. Call 911 for collapse, breathing trouble, seizure, or another life-threatening emergency; otherwise use the poison center's current instructions and do not delay urgent care.
FEMA's Flood Map Service Center can help a household review mapped flood hazards for a Grosse Tete address. Maps and risk information are not a live warning or individual inspection; confirm current parish alerts, insurance, and mitigation guidance.
Louisiana 811 helps identify underground utility lines before digging. Submit a current locate request and confirm notice timing, private lines, markings, and safe-excavation rules; call 911 for a damaged line or immediate danger.
People and practical help
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.
The village lists Town Hall at (225) 648-2131 and provides official resident information. Ask which department serves the address, what documents are needed, and whether the question belongs to the village or Iberville Parish.
The village identifies its police department at (225) 648-2131. Use this route for planned public-safety questions, records, or non-emergency routing and explain any access, mobility, or safety concern clearly.
The village identifies its Fire Department at (225) 648-2662. Use 911 for an active fire, smoke, rescue, or medical emergency; confirm prevention, inspection, alarm, and access questions directly.
The village publishes a utility-payment route and lists (877) 793-7141 for Pay My Utilities. Confirm the serving account, current payment options, posting time, fees, and outage or after-hours procedures directly.
The village website provides an ordinances route and lists (225) 648-2131 for questions. Review the current ordinance source and confirm how to request clarification, inspection, or a reasonable next step.
The village publishes a Building Permits route and lists (225) 336-2434. Confirm whether the project requires a permit or inspection, which jurisdiction applies, and what documents and fees are current.
The village publishes monthly meeting minutes for public information. Use them to understand dated local decisions, then contact the village to confirm the current status of any utility, road, project, ordinance, or service question.
The village's announcements route is a practical place to check resident notices and local updates. Verify the publication date and confirm time-sensitive instructions with the responsible office.
The village's official contact and About information identifies Grosse Tete as a municipality in Iberville Parish and provides resident-routing information. Confirm the current office, address, hours, and department before traveling.
The village advertises Text My Gov as a resident-information route. Confirm what notices are available, whether enrollment is current, and how urgent information is separately communicated; call 911 for emergencies.
Iberville Parish Community Services says it serves Grosse Tete and other parish communities with utility and deposit assistance, prescription assistance, emergency food vouchers, USDA commodities, and emergency rental or mortgage assistance when funding and eligibility permit. Confirm current income rules, documents, open funding, and intake.
Iberville Parish Community Development identifies offices and programs related to behavioral health, the Council on Aging, and community services. Use it for planned service navigation and confirm the correct office, current program, eligibility, and capacity.
Iberville Parish says its sanitation program covers Grosse Tete and publishes collection routes, residential waste and recycling information, and debris-service limits. Confirm the current route, accepted materials, special pickup, and whether a request belongs to the parish or village.
Iberville Parish places Grosse Tete on its Monday residential garbage route. Schedules and holiday service can change, so confirm the current map, cart placement, accepted material, and special-debris instructions before setting items out.
Iberville Parish identifies a Grosse Tete recycling site at 18125 Willow Street and provides parish sanitation information. Confirm current hours, accepted materials, access rules, and whether the site is operating before traveling.
Iberville Parish provides water, sewer, and natural-gas utility information for parish systems. Confirm the exact serving system for a Grosse Tete address, current account and deposit rules, and after-hours contacts; call 911 for gas smell, fire, or immediate danger.
Iberville Parish's local-agencies page lists contacts for the assessor, coroner, clerk of court, school system, public library, sheriff, registrar, motor vehicles, and other agencies. Use it to find the right office and confirm current responsibility before sharing household information.
Iberville Parish Library lists a Grosse Tete branch and parish-wide services that can support information access, digital tasks, printing, scanning, and community connection. Confirm current branch hours, address, accessibility, and service availability.
The library's official branches page is the best place to confirm the current Grosse Tete branch location, hours, closures, and services before traveling.
Iberville Parish Library describes free services for people who live or work in the parish, along with card, computer, Wi-Fi, hotspot, and digital-resource rules. Confirm the current requirements and accessibility options.
Louisiana DOTD lists Iberville Parish Public Transit as serving the rural general public for medical appointments, social-service agencies, shopping, education, and job placement. Reservations are required 24 hours in advance, base fare is listed as none, and service hours and eligibility should be confirmed.
Iberville Council on Aging serves adults 60 and older and identifies Meals on Wheels, congregate meals, transportation, wellness, legal assistance, check-in calls, and senior-center services. Confirm current eligibility, assessment, fees, scheduling, and capacity.
Capital Area Agency on Aging serves Iberville Parish and provides information and assistance, caregiver services, transportation, meals, prescription and utility assistance, legal services, wellness, and long-term-care ombudsman pathways. Confirm current eligibility, assessment, and capacity.
Iberville Parish lists St. Gabriel Community Health Clinic at 5760 Monticello Drive and describes an ability-to-pay approach. Confirm current hours, services, fees, insurance, accessibility, and intake; do not delay emergency care.
The Louisiana Housing Corporation provides state housing-program information and affordable-housing pathways. Availability, application windows, income limits, waitlists, accessibility, and landlord or property rules vary, so confirm the current program before applying.
LouisianaHousingSearch.org can help a household search current rental listings and housing information. Listings, screening, fees, accessibility, availability, and landlord rules are set by the provider; verify every detail directly.
HUD's Louisiana housing page provides federal and local housing-resource pathways. Use it to identify current counseling, public-housing, voucher, and homelessness resources, then confirm the serving agency, eligibility, waitlist, accessibility, and current availability.
Louisiana's SNAP and family-support route provides official information about food benefits and applications. Confirm current household rules, documents, interview steps, processing times, and how to request an accommodation or case update.
Louisiana Medicaid provides official information about coverage, applications, renewals, and eligibility. Confirm current household category, income, documents, deadlines, plan, and provider-network rules; call 911 for a medical emergency.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs provides information about veteran benefits, claims assistance, and service pathways. Confirm current eligibility, documents, parish service office, appointment needs, and available programs.
The Louisiana Workforce Commission provides employment, job-search, unemployment, training, and workforce information. Confirm current filing, identity, wage, documentation, appointment, and eligibility requirements.
Louisiana LawHelp can help identify civil-legal information and legal-aid pathways for housing, benefits, family, consumer, disaster, or other issues. Confirm whether the problem fits, current intake, income rules, conflicts, and capacity.
Iberville Parish identifies the school system as a local agency and provides district contact routing. Confirm the school serving the address, current enrollment, transportation, student-support, accessibility, and family procedures directly.
The parish directory helps route a question to the correct office, including permits and inspections, planning, public works, sanitation, utilities, social services, and health. Confirm the current department and its service area before sharing sensitive details.
Iberville's official tourism information identifies Grosse Tete as one of the parish's municipalities and points to parks, trails, and community destinations. Confirm current hours, accessibility, weather closures, and whether a destination is appropriate for the household.
Entergy's official route can help a household confirm service, report an outage, review account options, and find current assistance information. Confirm the serving utility and address; leave the area and call 911 for downed lines, fire, gas smell, or immediate danger.
Unburied Supporter Circle offers a place for friends, family, property managers, municipal workers, nonprofits, and other supporters to learn how to respond with more understanding and practical support. Groups begin October 22, 2026, and additional groups may be added as demand requires. Ten percent of proceeds benefits Fight the Blight to assist people who cannot afford hoarding-disorder support. Confirm current schedule, cost, and enrollment directly.
Iberville Parish's hospitals-and-clinics page collects nearby medical routes for Grosse Tete residents, including community-clinic and hospital options. Confirm the best location, current services, hours, coverage, fees, accessibility, and intake before traveling.
A note from the Alliance
This guide is anchored in Grosse Tete, Louisiana, 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