Homelessness assessment, day shelter, outreach, housing assistance, and coordinated-entry pathway - Cabell and Wayne counties; housing status, consent, and availability rules apply
Harmony House Coordinated Entry and Housing Assistance
Harmony House lists the local access point for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Ask about current coordinated-entry intake, case management, housing openings, supportive services, and the safest next step for the household.
Housing First, permanent supportive housing, and single-room housing pathway - Huntington; homelessness status, referral, support, and capacity rules apply
Harmony House Supportive Housing
Harmony House lists Heistad House and Nelson Apartments as Housing First properties for chronically homeless individuals and Vanity Fair as single-room housing for people transitioning from homelessness. Contact the organization to confirm current eligibility, referrals, accessibility, and openings.
Public housing, Housing Choice Vouchers, Emergency Housing Vouchers, supportive housing, and disability-related housing pathway - City and Cabell County; income and program rules apply
Huntington West Virginia Housing Authority Programs
The housing authority lists multiple programs, including public housing, HCV, EHV, FUP, NED, PSH, PBV, and VASH. Ask which program or waiting list is open, what documentation is required, and how reasonable accommodations work.
Municipal housing rehabilitation, affordable-housing, and community-development pathway - Huntington; income, property, inspection, funding, and application rules apply
City of Huntington Housing Rehabilitation
The City of Huntington describes community-development work, emergency and volunteer housing rehabilitation, HOME funds, fair-housing activity, and affordable-housing opportunities. Ask whether the address and concern fit a current program; these pathways are not automatically hoarding-cleanup funding.
Municipal weekly refuse, monthly non-household pickup, and disposal pathway - Huntington residents; residency, item, schedule, curb, and quantity rules apply
City of Huntington Garbage and Trash Services
Huntington's Sanitation and Trash Division publishes weekly residential pickup and monthly pickup of non-household garbage. The city says residents can call Public Works to schedule the free monthly pickup. Confirm accepted items, timing, and placement before moving anything outside.
Public bus transportation serving Huntington and the tri-state area - Huntington region; route, fare, schedule, and accessibility rules vary
Tri-State Transit Authority
Tri-State Transit Authority provides public transportation in Huntington and the surrounding West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky region. Check current routes, service alerts, fares, accessible service, and connection times before planning a housing, food, medical, or support trip.
Medicaid, SNAP, emergency assistance, utility help, LIEAP, and non-emergency medical transportation pathway - Cabell County; income, household, and program rules apply
Cabell County DoHS Benefits and Transportation
Cabell County DoHS lists Medicaid, SNAP, emergency assistance, utility programs, non-emergency medical transportation, TANF, and other benefits. Ask which current application route fits and whether the household needs an accommodation or help gathering documents.
Statewide food, housing, utility, health, transportation, domestic-violence, and disaster navigation - West Virginia; provider capacity and eligibility vary
West Virginia 211 Resource Search
WV 211 provides a searchable resource directory and live referral support. Call 211, text a ZIP code to 898-211, or use the site to identify a current Huntington-area resource. A referral is not a guarantee of an open bed, appointment, benefit, or service.
Emergency shelter, food, clothing, education, spiritual-care, and case-management pathway - Huntington; mission policy and intake rules apply
Huntington City Mission Shelter and Case Management
The Huntington City Mission says its shelter provides food, clothing, shelter, and case management, with separate men, women, and family areas. It maintains a mandatory admission and intake process and a zero-tolerance substance policy. Confirm current rules and capacity before relying on it.
Food pantry, clothing, utility-assistance, and basic-needs pathway - Huntington; ID, address, income, hours, and availability rules apply
Huntington Salvation Army
The Huntington Salvation Army lists food pantry support, free clothing, and utility assistance for households facing termination of Appalachian Power, Mountaineer Gas, or West Virginia American Water. Confirm current hours, documentation, and eligibility before traveling.
Food, clothing, linens, and household-goods pathway - Huntington; hours, household, and availability rules apply
Cridlin Food and Clothing Pantry
Cridlin Pantry lists food and clothing assistance along with shoes, towels, sheets, household goods, books, toys, and canned goods. The current location is 1038 6th Avenue, and the organization lists Monday, Wednesday, and Friday service hours. Call before traveling.
Statewide emergency-food network, mobile pantry, veterans, child, senior, and food-for-health pathway - West Virginia; partner, household, and distribution rules vary
Mountaineer Food Bank
Mountaineer Food Bank supplies food and essentials through a statewide partner network and lists mobile pantry, veterans, child, senior, and food-for-health programs. Use its partner or program information to locate a current Huntington-area distribution point and confirm schedule and eligibility.
Behavioral health, primary care, aging, homeless services, transportation, substance-use, residential, and recovery pathway - West Virginia; program access rules apply
Prestera Health Services Community Programs
Prestera lists community-based services beyond crisis care, including primary care, health and aging services, homeless services, transportation, outpatient, residential, substance-use, and recovery support. Ask for a current intake assessment and whether the person needs planned care, peer support, or crisis response.
Confidential shelter, hotline, and safety-planning pathway - Huntington area; household, confidentiality, intake, and capacity rules apply
Branches Domestic Violence Services
Branches is listed by Huntington Police as the local domestic-violence shelter serving several counties in the region. Use the hotline to discuss immediate safety, shelter, advocacy, and confidential planning. It is not a general shelter or a substitute for 911 during immediate danger.
Statewide recovery, prevention, treatment, and family-support resource hub - West Virginia; program, referral, and eligibility rules vary
Help and Hope WV
Help and Hope WV brings together state resources for prevention, treatment, recovery, families, and communities. Use it to understand the available pathways, then confirm the local provider, cost, consent, and current intake before relying on a referral.
Private-pay hoarding support, organizing help, groups, and family guidance - broader service area; scope, cost, scheduling, consent, travel, and safety rules apply
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 Huntington or West Virginia.
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.