Carbon-Monroe-Pike Mental Health & Developmental Services
Pennsylvania DHS lists the Stroudsburg office at 724 and 732 Phillips Street, phone 570-421-2901. Ask which office or provider handles the need and what documentation or coverage applies.
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These independent starting points offer a nonprofit first conversation, county behavioral-health navigation, family and peer support, or digital peer support. Ask about fit, location, cost, eligibility, and timing before traveling or sharing private details.
Ask about hoarding-related support, family concerns, and current virtual groups. You can reach out before a room is ready or a plan is clear.
Role: nonprofit first-conversation and virtual-group front door; geography: remote, ask about Monroe County; cost/eligibility: confirm program fit and availability; emergency limit: nonclinical, not therapy, emergency response, shelter, or cleanup
If anyone is in immediate physical danger or needs urgent medical care, call 911. For mental-health crisis support in Monroe County, Carbon-Monroe-Pike Crisis Intervention lists 24/7 phone, chat, text, and mobile response at 570-992-0879; call or text 988 for the 988 Lifeline. Safe Monroe's separate 24-hour domestic- and sexual-violence hotline is 570-421-4200. These services have different roles. This guide is not emergency response, and housing, treatment, cleanup, or other assistance is not guaranteed.
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.
Pennsylvania DHS lists the Stroudsburg office at 724 and 732 Phillips Street, phone 570-421-2901. Ask which office or provider handles the need and what documentation or coverage applies.
NAMI Keystone lists the local affiliate in Stroudsburg. Ask the affiliate which support, education, and family programs are currently offered; schedules and offerings can change.
For situations outside grant-funded services, ask what support is currently available, whether it fits the person's goals, and the full cost before arranging a visit.
A private digital space for people affected by clutter and the friends or family supporting them. It is a peer-support option, not a substitute for professional or emergency care.
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 someone faces immediate physical danger, a medical emergency, or needs urgent first-responder help. If it is safe, explain what responders should know before entering.
Call or text 988 for emotional distress or a mental-health crisis. It is distinct from local mobile crisis response and does not provide housing or cleanup.
The provider's current page describes 24/7 phone, chat, text, and mobile response, with assessment, support, referrals, and voluntary follow-up. Call 570-992-0879 or text 63288; call 988 for the national crisis lifeline.
Call to talk privately about safety, advocacy, counseling, legal support, or shelter. Safe Monroe says satellite offices are by appointment and asks people to use the hotline rather than walk in.
The hospital lists its Monroe Campus at 100 St. Luke's Lane, Stroudsburg. Use the emergency department for urgent medical needs; call 911 if an emergency requires immediate dispatch.
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.
Ask for current Monroe County food, housing, utility, and other community-resource options. Confirm a program directly before sharing sensitive information or traveling.
The commission lists a 24/7 referral center at 1-866-824-3578 and Monroe County outpatient access points. Ask about current programs, insurance, funding criteria, and the right provider for the need.
Pennsylvania DHS lists the Monroe County Administrative Center as the county HAP contact. Call 570-517-3129 and ask which agency currently handles intake and coordinated-entry referrals.
Resources for Human Development lists showers, laundry, mail, hygiene supplies, food, case management, employment support, and housing connections at 130 N. First Street, Suite 102, Stroudsburg. Call before traveling to confirm hours and access.
The nonprofit serves families with children and lists emergency shelter and housing assistance. Its Monroe office is a mailing address; call 570-420-8589 to ask about intake rather than arriving without an appointment.
The authority lists public housing and other affordable housing programs for eligible low-income households, older adults, and people with disabilities. Call before applying or making a trip to confirm current openings and documents.
The county's benefits booklet describes rehabilitation assistance for qualifying owner-occupied homes. Contact the authority to verify current program terms, waitlist, repairs covered, and application status before relying on older program materials.
The Stroudsburg office can help older adults and caregivers explore food, care management, transportation, benefits, and protective services. Office: 724 Phillips Street, Suite 102; call to confirm what fits.
The county describes care management, eligible home-delivered meals, personal care, respite, and emergency-response devices. Contact the Area Agency on Aging for an assessment; service and cost depend on eligibility and available funds.
Monroe County says its protective service is available 24 hours a day. Call the statewide number 1-800-498-0330; do not use email to report an urgent concern.
The county's current benefits booklet lists daily hot meals, weekly freezer packs, and some emergency-weather options for older adults and people who are homebound. Call to confirm present availability and eligibility.
The county's Area Agency on Aging benefits booklet directs residents to 211 or the Area Agency on Aging for a current pantry and meal list. Call first to check hours, documents, and pickup requirements.
Pennsylvania DHS lists the Monroe County Assistance Office phone as 570-424-3030 and toll-free 1-877-905-1495. Ask about SNAP, Medical Assistance, and which office handles the specific benefit.
As of October 8, 2026, Pennsylvania DHS says the 2025–26 season is closed and the next season is scheduled to open November 2, 2026. Check the state page for current dates and contact the Monroe County Assistance Office about crisis situations.
The Monroe County Transit Authority publishes current fixed-route maps and service alerts. Check the route and trip time before leaving; service may vary by day and route.
The transit authority lists shared-ride options including senior, disability, and other program pathways. Contact MCTA to register, ask about eligibility, and schedule; do not assume a same-day ride is available.
MCTA says eligible members must register in advance and lists fixed-route, mileage-reimbursement, and shared-ride options. Call for current enrollment requirements, covered trips, and scheduling before an appointment.
MCTA describes service within designated areas that include Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, and Delaware Water Gap boroughs. Check the current service zone and ride availability before relying on it.
The nonprofit lists a Stroudsburg office and civil legal help that may include housing, utilities, family, benefits, and other matters. Telephone intake is limited to posted weekday windows; confirm the current schedule online or by phone.
Monroe County Courts lists courthouse contacts and self-help resources at 610 Monroe Street, Stroudsburg. For legal advice, contact a licensed attorney or legal-aid provider.
The Hughes Main Library is at 1002 North Ninth Street, Stroudsburg. The library posts current hours, computer and reference services, and community programs; verify details before visiting.
Search the directory by Stroudsburg or ZIP 18360 and ask any provider about training, experience with hoarding disorder, approach, payment, telehealth, and fit. IOCDF states that it does not evaluate or endorse listed providers.
Before setting items out or arranging removal, confirm whether the address is inside the borough and ask about current refuse, recycling, bulk-item, and property rules. Other Monroe County municipalities have different requirements.
A note from the Alliance
This guide is anchored in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, 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.
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