A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

A calm, respectful place to begin if you are looking for support for yourself, worried about someone you love, or trying to respond to a safety, housing, care, or practical concern in Harrisonburg.

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Our virtual groups give people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns a place to connect from Harrisonburg and other communities. We can help you think through what is happening and what kind of next step may fit.

For immediate danger

Call 911 for immediate danger, fire, rescue, a medical emergency, violence, or an active threat. For behavioral-health or substance-use crisis support in Harrisonburg or Rockingham County, call Harrisonburg-Rockingham CSB Emergency Services at 540-434-1766 or call or text 988. For sexual-harm crisis support, call the Collins Center's 24-hour hotline at 540-434-2272; for domestic or intimate-partner violence support, call First Step at 540-434-0295. For general Virginia resource navigation, call 211. These pathways do not replace emergency dispatch.

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.

Private-pay hoarding support, organizing help, groups, and family guidance - broader service area, including possible support for Harrisonburg; private-pay scope, cost, scheduling, travel, consent, safety, and capacity must be confirmed directly; not emergency or clinical care

The Peer Tree

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 Harrisonburg or the surrounding region.

Digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns - online; not therapy or emergency support

Unburied

Unburied, from The Peer Tree, offers a judgment-free digital pathway with peer support, groups, and tools for people directly affected and for friends or family supporters. It is not therapy, a crisis service, or a substitute for emergency help.

Qualified public community-services-board pathway for mental-health, substance-use, developmental-disability, and crisis services - Harrisonburg city and Rockingham County; intake, insurance, financial, and service-capacity rules apply; not emergency dispatch

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board

HRCSB provides community behavioral-health, substance-use, developmental-disability, and recovery services. Its emergency-services line is available around the clock for the Harrisonburg-Rockingham community. Ask about the right intake route; call 911 for immediate physical danger.

Free, confidential statewide resource navigation by phone, text, or web - Virginia, including Harrisonburg; provider availability, eligibility, and capacity rules apply; not emergency dispatch

211 Virginia

211 Virginia is available 24/7 to help people find current housing, food, health, transportation, utility, and other community-resource pathways. Call 211 or text CONNECT to 247211. For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.

Federally qualified community-health-center pathway for primary, dental, behavioral-health, prenatal, and pharmacy services - Harrisonburg and surrounding areas; appointment, insurance, income, sliding-fee, and service-capacity rules apply; not emergency care

Healthy Community Health Centers

HCHC provides community-based health services in Harrisonburg and the region. Its sliding-fee program is based on household size and income for eligible patients without adequate insurance; confirm current fees, locations, appointments, and eligibility directly.

Community resource navigation and adult emergency-shelter pathway - Harrisonburg-Rockingham area; shelter eligibility, intake, available beds, and hours apply; not a general housing guarantee or emergency dispatch

Open Doors Navigation Center

The Navigation Center has an adult overnight shelter and a public weekday drop-in center with local resource navigation. Contact Open Doors for current check-in, bed availability, accessibility, and service details; use 911 for immediate danger.

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.

Immediate danger and emergency dispatch - Harrisonburg and surrounding response area; use for fire, rescue, medical emergency, violence, or an active threat; not a hoarding-support program

911 Emergency Services

Call 911 when there is immediate danger, fire, a medical emergency, violence, a rescue need, or a threat that cannot wait for a scheduled service.

Official 24-hour emergency-call and public-safety dispatch center; non-emergency contact for Harrisonburg city, Rockingham County, and its towns; not a substitute for 911 during an emergency

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Emergency Communications Center

HRECC dispatches emergency services across Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Its published non-emergency number is 540-434-4436. Call 911 for an emergency or active threat; confirm jurisdiction and the appropriate non-emergency contact for planned questions.

Official city fire suppression, emergency medical response, prevention, and fire-safety information - Harrisonburg city limits; call 911 for active fire, rescue, or a medical emergency

Harrisonburg Fire Department

The city Fire Department provides fire, EMS, prevention, and public-education services. For non-emergency fire-safety questions, including available home smoke- and carbon-monoxide-alarm help, contact the department; call 911 for an active emergency.

Free opt-in notice pathway for life-threatening weather and emergency-related events - Harrisonburg city and Rockingham County; registration, device, carrier, and alert coverage rules apply; not a substitute for 911

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Emergency Alerts

Residents and people who work in Harrisonburg or Rockingham County can enroll in the regional emergency notification system for life-threatening weather and emergency-related alerts. Check the city's current public-safety page for enrollment details.

Municipal law-enforcement and victim-services pathway - Harrisonburg city limits; reporting and jurisdiction rules apply; call 911 for immediate danger or a crime in progress

Harrisonburg Police Department

The Police Department publishes its contacts and victim-services information. Its non-emergency number is 540-434-4436. For a crime in progress, active threat, or immediate safety concern, call 911.

County law-enforcement and courthouse-security pathway serving Rockingham County and shared regional functions; jurisdiction and report rules apply; call 911 for immediate danger

Rockingham County Sheriff's Office

The County's official local-officials directory lists Sheriff's Office contacts, including 540-564-3800. Confirm whether a concern belongs to the Sheriff or city Police based on the address and service involved; call 911 for emergencies.

24/7 local behavioral-health crisis and emergency-services pathway - Harrisonburg city and Rockingham County; clinical triage and response decisions apply; not fire, medical, police, or cleanup dispatch

Harrisonburg-Rockingham CSB Emergency Services

HRCSB lists 540-434-1766 for mental-health emergency services around the clock. Call or text 988 for the national crisis line. Call 911 when there is immediate physical danger, a medical emergency, fire, or a rescue need.

Free, confidential behavioral-health crisis call, text, and chat pathway - United States, including Virginia; crisis-service scope and response depend on need and location; call 911 for immediate physical danger

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for behavioral-health crisis support. It is not a cleanup service or emergency fire, rescue, or medical-dispatch line. For immediate physical danger or a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911.

Statewide 24/7 reporting and assessment pathway for concerns about an older adult's safety or well-being - Virginia; statutory definitions, investigation, confidentiality, and response rules apply; not emergency dispatch

Virginia Adult Protective Services

Virginia's APS hotline accepts reports about the safety or well-being of an older adult at 888-832-3858. A report does not guarantee a particular service or outcome. For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911; for planned benefits or service navigation, contact the local social-services district.

Statewide 24/7 reporting pathway for suspected child abuse or neglect - Virginia; mandated-reporting, screening, and response rules apply; not emergency dispatch

Virginia Child Protective Services Hotline

Virginia DSS lists 800-552-7096 for the 24-hour CPS hotline. For a child facing immediate danger, call 911. To ask about local benefits, family services, or child-protection contacts, reach Harrisonburg-Rockingham Social Services District during business hours.

Qualified hospital and emergency-medicine pathway - Shenandoah Valley and Harrisonburg; triage, clinical, insurance, billing, and admission rules apply; call 911 for a life-threatening emergency or ambulance need

Sentara RMH Medical Center Emergency Care

Sentara RMH Medical Center is an acute-care hospital in Harrisonburg with emergency medicine. For severe symptoms or an emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care; do not delay urgent treatment to resolve payment or coverage questions.

Official local public-health, clinic, appointment, and environmental-health pathway - Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; service, appointment, and eligibility rules apply; not urgent or emergency medical care

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Health Department

The health department is part of Virginia's Central Shenandoah Health District. Call 540-574-5101 to ask about clinic services and appointments. For an urgent health emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical care.

Free, confidential domestic- and intimate-partner-violence hotline, advocacy, safety-planning, and emergency-shelter pathway - City of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; service and shelter intake rules apply; call 911 for immediate danger

First Step: A Response to Domestic Violence

First Step offers crisis intervention, advocacy, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and other support for survivors. Its hotline is 540-434-0295. Reach out to discuss options; call 911 for an active threat or immediate danger.

Free, confidential 24-hour crisis hotline, advocacy, and hospital-accompaniment pathway for survivors of sexual harm - Harrisonburg, Rockingham, Page, and surrounding communities; confidentiality has legal limits; call 911 for immediate danger

Collins Center Sexual-Harm Crisis Support

The Collins Center provides a 24-hour hotline, advocacy, crisis-support sessions, and hospital accompaniment. Call 540-434-2272. The organization describes its services as free and confidential within applicable mandated-reporting limits; call 911 for immediate danger.

Poisoning and exposure advice by phone - Virginia; call 911 first for collapse, seizure, breathing difficulty, or an immediate life-threatening emergency

Virginia Poison Center

For a possible poisoning or exposure, call 800-222-1222 to reach a poison center. Follow the specialist's directions. Call 911 immediately for collapse, seizure, difficulty breathing, or another life-threatening emergency.

Before-you-dig utility-marking notification pathway - Virginia; advance notice, private-line, site, and ticket-validity rules apply; not an emergency utility repair or dispatch service

Virginia 811

Contact Virginia 811 before digging so participating utility-owned underground lines can be marked. Confirm notice timing, ticket validity, and private-line limits with the service; call 911 for an active gas leak, fire, or immediate danger.

Free, confidential crisis support for Veterans and people concerned about a Veteran - United States; crisis-response scope and options depend on the situation; call 911 for immediate danger

Veterans Crisis Line

Call 988 and press 1, text 838255, or use the online chat to connect with the Veterans Crisis Line. For immediate physical danger, a medical emergency, fire, or rescue need, call 911.

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.

Joint city-county benefits and family-services pathway for Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, including food, medical, financial, fuel, adult, and child services; program, income, household, documentation, and eligibility rules apply

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Social Services District

This consolidated district administers benefits and services for Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, including SNAP, medical and fuel assistance, adult services, and child protective services. Contact 540-574-5100 for local routing or apply for eligible benefits through CommonHelp.

Official online screening and application route for Virginia food, health, cash, energy, and child-care benefits; household, income, identity, documentation, program, and renewal rules apply

CommonHelp Virginia

CommonHelp is Virginia's official online route to apply for or manage many public-assistance programs. Eligibility depends on each program and household circumstances; confirm required documents and application status with the local social-services district.

Public weekday drop-in resource-navigation pathway for housing, health, utility, and community services - Harrisonburg-Rockingham community; referrals do not guarantee a placement, benefit, or available bed

Housing and Emergency Resource Navigation - Open Doors

The Navigation Center drop-in center is open to the public and helps people connect with local health and human services. Open Doors lists weekday hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 1111 North Main Street; call first to confirm today's schedule and services.

Low-barrier year-round overnight shelter pathway for adults experiencing homelessness - Harrisonburg-Rockingham area; age, intake, bed availability, and shelter rules apply; first admission is first-come, first-served and not guaranteed

Open Doors Adult Emergency Shelter

Open Doors operates overnight shelter at 1111 North Main Street. Its current site lists hours of 6 p.m.-7 a.m. daily and a separate weekday drop-in center; check the current intake schedule and bed availability before traveling. The 540-705-1908 number is not monitored 24/7.

Family-shelter, rapid-rehousing, homelessness-prevention, and stabilization pathway - serves Harrisonburg and clients in Rockingham, Augusta, and Page Counties; screening, household, eligibility, and capacity rules apply; no emergency placement guarantee

Mercy House

Mercy House offers housing-stability programs, including family shelter and rapid rehousing. Its website directs households seeking shelter or prevention assistance to centralized housing intake at 540-271-1701. Confirm current screening and availability; call 911 for immediate danger.

Public affordable-housing and Housing Choice Voucher information and application pathway - Harrisonburg; income, household, disability, preference, property, waiting-list, and funding rules apply; availability can change

Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority

HRHA publishes public-housing and voucher application information. At the time reviewed, its site marked the project-based voucher waitlist open and tenant-based waitlist closed; these statuses can change, so check the live application page before applying. Contact HRHA for accessibility and application help.

City housing-discrimination information and referral pathway; complaints are handled by Virginia DPOR or HUD, not the City; protected-class, filing, evidence, and time-limit rules apply

Harrisonburg Fair Housing Information

The City explains local and federal fair-housing protections and directs people to the Virginia Fair Housing Office or HUD to file a complaint. The City states that it does not process complaints directly. Check agency instructions and deadlines before filing.

Official municipal building, rental-property-maintenance inspection, planning, zoning, permit, and housing information pathway - Harrisonburg city limits; address, code, complaint, and jurisdiction rules apply; not cleanup funding or emergency response

Harrisonburg Community Development and Property Maintenance

Community Development handles planning, zoning, construction permits, and building inspections. The City says renters may request a property-maintenance inspection when they believe a unit does not meet code; confirm the city's process and jurisdiction. This is not a cleanup provider or a guarantee against enforcement.

Municipal community-development and HUD-funded housing, neighborhood, and service-program information - Harrisonburg city; grant solicitations, eligible applicants, income, project, and funding rules apply; not direct individual emergency funding

Harrisonburg Community Development Block Grant Program

Harrisonburg publishes its CDBG plans, annual actions, and local funding information. The City solicits projects from eligible organizations and businesses; residents should not assume an individual grant is available. Contact the City Manager's Office or Community Development to ask about current programs and referrals.

Federally qualified health-center pathway for primary, pediatric, women's, prenatal, behavioral, dental, and pharmacy services - Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; appointments, insurance, sliding-fee application, household-income, and service-capacity rules apply

Healthy Community Health Centers

HCHC offers a range of primary and preventive care and publishes a sliding-fee discount route for eligible uninsured and underinsured households. Ask about current services, fees, interpreter support, appointment availability, and which clinic site is appropriate.

Volunteer- and donor-supported medical, mental-health, urgent-dental, and needs-navigation pathway for neighbors in need - Harrisonburg and surrounding area; eligibility, fees, appointments, and capacity should be confirmed directly

Blue Ridge Free Clinic

The clinic describes its services as medical, mental-health, urgent dental, and needs-based navigation support. Contact the clinic to confirm who can receive each service, current cost, scheduling, and availability; this listing is not an emergency-care route.

State public-health and local health-department service pathway - Harrisonburg city and Rockingham County; appointment, clinic, fee, and program eligibility rules apply; not emergency medical care

Harrisonburg-Rockingham Health Department

The Harrisonburg-Rockingham Health Department is part of the Central Shenandoah Health District. The state lists its reception at 540-574-5101 and environmental-health line at 540-574-5200. Call to confirm a service and appointment before traveling.

Local food pantry, prepared-meal, and free-grocery navigation - Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; schedules, supply, access, and service rules vary by provider; confirm before traveling

RockBurg Feeds Food Directory

RockBurg Feeds is a local food-resource project developed with the Food Coalition of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County and food-bank partners. Use it to locate pantry, prepared-meal, and grocery options; verify current hours and availability directly with each provider.

Free-grocery and food-pantry locator with SNAP application help - Rockingham County and Harrisonburg area; partner hours, coverage, household requirements, transportation, and supply vary

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank - Find Food

The Food Bank's Find Food page lets people select Harrisonburg and Rockingham County resources and learn about pantry access and SNAP help. Contact the listed partner before traveling because distribution hours, availability, and household rules can change.

No-cost, peer-led resource navigation, application help, computer access, basic supplies, food pantry, recovery support, and groups - Harrisonburg and Shenandoah Valley; specific program and appointment rules vary; not clinical treatment or emergency dispatch

Strength In Peers Community Resource Center

Strength In Peers lists a Harrisonburg community center at 917 North Main Street with weekday walk-in hours and another location at Rocktown Health Clinic. Services include peer recovery support, referrals, help with applications, and ready-to-eat food and hygiene supplies; verify current hours and service fit.

Community-center, meal, basic-needs, relationship, and resource-navigation pathway - Harrisonburg; current seasonal hours and program schedules should be confirmed; not overnight shelter or emergency response

Our Community Place

Our Community Place describes a welcoming community center and lists meals, community activities, and connections for people facing homelessness and other difficult circumstances. Its hours vary seasonally; call ahead to confirm current access, showers, laundry, meals, and programs.

Free survivor-centered advocacy, crisis support, shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and family services - Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; confidential intake, consent, service, and capacity rules apply; not emergency dispatch

First Step: A Response to Domestic Violence

First Step supports survivors of intimate-partner and relationship violence and identifies its services as free and confidential. Call its hotline to discuss a safe next step and current availability. Call 911 for immediate danger.

Nonprofit civil legal aid and advice pathway for eligible low-income residents - Harrisonburg city and listed Shenandoah Valley localities; income, assets, conflicts, case type, and staff-capacity rules apply; not emergency legal representation

Blue Ridge Legal Services - Harrisonburg Office

Blue Ridge Legal Services provides free civil legal help to people who qualify and lists a Harrisonburg office. Apply through its current intake process; acceptance depends on eligibility, case type, conflicts, and capacity. The organization does not guarantee representation.

Official circuit-court and records pathway serving Rockingham County and the City of Harrisonburg - civil, criminal, land, marriage, probate, fiduciary, and court-record jurisdiction rules apply; not legal advice

Rockingham County Circuit Court and Clerk

The Circuit Court Clerk's office is at 80 Court Square in Harrisonburg and serves the County and City. The Clerk lists filing, land records, marriage licenses, probate, and related functions. Contact the office about forms, fees, accessibility, and jurisdiction; consult a lawyer for legal advice.

Official district-court clerk and case-information pathway for the shared Harrisonburg-Rockingham judicial district; civil, traffic, criminal, filing, fee, and date rules apply; not legal advice

Harrisonburg/Rockingham General District Court

Virginia's court system lists the General District Court at 53 Court Square in Harrisonburg with separate civil and traffic/criminal contacts. Confirm the correct court, current hours, forms, and filing requirements directly. A court listing does not provide legal advice.

Regional public-library, learning, technology, and community-program pathway - Harrisonburg, Rockingham, and Page service region; card, borrowing, device, and program rules apply; confirm current hours and closures

Massanutten Regional Library - Central Library

Massanutten Regional Library's Central Library is at 174 South Main Street in Harrisonburg. The system offers collections, programs, and public services across seven branches; use its current location page for hours, accessibility, and branch information.

Public-school enrollment, family, and student-support pathway - Harrisonburg city school division; residency, age, documentation, evaluation, enrollment, and school-district rules apply

Harrisonburg City Public Schools Welcome Center

Harrisonburg City Public Schools uses a Welcome Center to route enrollment for students entering the division. Call to confirm current appointment, language-access, document, special-education, and family-support steps; confirm that an address is within the City school division.

State workforce, job-search, training, and employment-navigation pathway - serves Harrisonburg city, Rockingham, and Page County; current office is appointment-only and eligibility varies by program

Virginia Works - Harrisonburg

Virginia Works lists a Harrisonburg office at the Innovation Hub and says in-person assistance is by appointment. Call 540-332-7750 to confirm current location, appointment availability, workforce services, and eligibility. For unemployment insurance, use the contact listed by the state.

City fixed-route bus service and current route/schedule information - Harrisonburg; service days, stops, mobility access, seasonal changes, and service alerts apply; not emergency transportation

Harrisonburg Department of Public Transportation - HB Connect

HB Connect publishes city route maps, timetables, and transfer points. The City reported fare-free operations until further notice when this guide was reviewed; confirm current fares, service alerts, and trip details before traveling.

Complementary accessible transit within Harrisonburg for riders who meet ADA paratransit eligibility criteria; application/card, scheduling, service-area, and operating-hour rules apply; not emergency transport

HB Access ADA Paratransit

The City describes HB Access as accessible paratransit for eligible people with disabilities, with service within Harrisonburg and advance scheduling. It reported fare-free rides until further notice at review; confirm current eligibility, certification, scheduling, and service hours.

City water, sewer, account, billing, and service-interruption pathway - Harrisonburg and some neighboring Rockingham County customers; address, account, fee, and service-area rules apply; not a substitute for 911 during a hazard

Harrisonburg Public Utilities - Water and Sewer

Public Utilities provides water and sewer service and publishes account and payment information. Its billing page describes case-by-case payment-plan review and assistance information through Social Services; confirm current rates, customer status, and payment options directly.

Municipal trash pickup, recycling, yard-material, and collection-schedule information - Harrisonburg addresses on eligible public streets; apartment, HOA, private-road, and service rules vary; not bulk-removal or hoarding cleanup assistance

City of Harrisonburg Trash and Recycling

The City publishes garbage collection and recycling information and directs residents to confirm holiday and weather schedule changes. Pickup can differ on private streets or at apartments; check the service map or contact Public Works before placing items outside.

State energy-bill, heating, cooling, and crisis-assistance information - Virginia, including Harrisonburg; application season, income, household, fuel, and funding rules apply; not utility repair or emergency dispatch

Virginia Energy Assistance

Virginia DSS publishes energy-assistance information for eligible households. Check current program windows and documentation, or contact the local social-services district for processing questions. A listed program does not guarantee funding or prevent a utility shutoff.

Transportation-benefit information for eligible Virginia Medicaid members and covered trips; enrollment, medical coverage, advance notice, scheduling, and plan rules apply; not emergency transport

Virginia Medicaid Transportation

Virginia Medicaid publishes information about non-emergency transportation benefits for eligible covered services. Confirm plan, trip, advance-notice, accessibility, and scheduling requirements with the benefit administrator. Call 911 for an emergency or ambulance need.

State affordable-rental, homeownership, housing-finance, and repair-program information - Virginia, including Harrisonburg; property, income, lender, waitlist, funding, and program rules apply; no emergency-housing guarantee

Virginia Housing

Virginia Housing provides statewide information about affordable rentals, homeownership, financing, and housing programs. Contact the agency or listed provider to confirm current availability, property eligibility, waitlists, accessibility, and whether a program serves your situation.

Area Agency on Aging navigation for older adults, caregivers, and community living - Harrisonburg city and Rockingham County; age, assessment, program, funding, waitlist, and capacity rules apply; not emergency care

Valley Program for Aging Services - Harrisonburg Office

VPAS is the designated Area Agency on Aging for Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Its local office can help older adults and caregivers ask about information and assistance, home- and community-based services, and transportation; confirm eligibility and current availability.

Potential transportation support for older adults for routine medical, grocery, pharmacy, and bank trips - Harrisonburg and Rockingham County; advance request, trip-purpose, rider, availability, and program limits apply; not emergency transport

VPAS Senior Transportation

Valley Program for Aging Services describes senior-transport options in most of its service area, subject to limitations. Contact the Harrisonburg/Rockingham office before relying on a ride and confirm cost, eligibility, lead time, destinations, and accessibility.

VA outpatient primary, mental-health, specialty, and support services - eligible Veterans; enrollment, referral, appointment, benefit, and service-specific rules apply; not emergency dispatch

Harrisonburg VA Clinic

The Harrisonburg VA Clinic lists primary and specialty care, mental-health services, nutrition support, and other care for eligible Veterans. Check VA's current page for hours, service availability, enrollment, referrals, and potential transportation benefits; call 911 for an emergency.

Official municipal navigation to City Hall, public safety, utilities, transit, public works, housing, permits, courts, and resident services - city departments and jurisdiction rules apply; not emergency dispatch

Harrisonburg City Services Directory

The City's directory helps residents find current office contacts and routes for municipal services. Confirm which city, county, state, or regional agency has jurisdiction and check current hours before visiting or sharing personal information.

A note from the Alliance

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

This guide is anchored in Harrisonburg, Virginia, 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