Early Head Start - Louisiana in New Iberia is dedicated to nurturing the development of pregnant women, infants, and toddlers through invaluable early education and comprehensive child development services. Our program is designed to support families from pregnancy until their child reaches three years of age, offering essential resources such as early learning opportunities, health and development screenings, and robust family support. We believe that every child deserves a strong start, and we are committed to engaging and empowering families to create a brighter future together.

In New Iberia, LA, Nutrition Services, provided by the Iberia Parish Council on Aging, is dedicated to supporting seniors through essential nutrition programs. We offer congregate meals and meal delivery services tailored to ensure that our senior community has access to healthy and nutritious food. Additionally, we provide nutrition education to empower seniors with the knowledge they need to make informed dietary choices. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for older adults by addressing their nutritional needs with compassion and practicality.

Senior Services of New Iberia, LA, offers a comprehensive range of support to enhance the quality of life for the elderly across the eight-parish area, including Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, and Vermilion. Our mission is to ensure that older adults receive the assistance they need to live healthy, engaged lives. We provide nutritious congregate meals in community settings, as well as home-delivered meals for those who are homebound, frail, or disabled. Our dedicated team offers homemaker services for light housekeeping, in-home respite for caregivers, legal assistance for advice and representation, and an ombudsman program to advocate for residents in long-term care facilities. We also emphasize recreation by organizing social activities, transportation for seniors to community centers and medical appointments, and wellness programs focused on maintaining mental and physical health. Our visiting service allows us to connect with older individuals personally, offering companionship and support. Through these diverse programs, we strive to protect the rights and well-being of our senior community.

The Brown Bag Program in New Iberia, LA, is dedicated to combating hunger by providing essential food assistance to individuals and families in need. Our service operates on a No Contact, Drive Thru basis, ensuring that our community can access emergency food while prioritizing safety. We distribute groceries in a First Come, First Serve manner, focused on meeting basic nutritional needs. Additionally, we deliver food directly to seniors residing at School Days Apartments, catering to those with mobility challenges. For information on eligibility or to learn more about our program, we encourage you to reach out and connect with us.

The Disch-DeClouet Social Service Center is dedicated to addressing the urgent needs of individuals and families in New Iberia, LA, offering immediate food assistance, clothing, and essential utilities support to those experiencing hardship. Our mission is rooted in treating every client with dignity and respect, ensuring that they receive the care and counseling necessary to navigate personal and financial challenges. We provide a warm environment where individuals can find not only practical help, such as emergency food and housing assistance, but also a compassionate ear and spiritual support. To receive assistance, clients are encouraged to bring essential documents like proof of income and recent bills, allowing us to serve them effectively without a waiting period. We are here to uplift and guide our community in times of need.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in New Iberia, LA, is committed to supporting eligible low-income households by providing essential food assistance that promotes good health and well-being. Our program offers monthly benefits that help families access the nutritious food they need and also assists with the application process for both SNAP and the Louisiana Combined Application Project (LaCAP). While SNAP benefits often cover only part of a household's food budget, we strive to empower families to secure their monthly food supply. We appreciate your understanding as we navigate increased inquiries during COVID-19, which may result in longer wait times. For the most current information on our services, we encourage clients to stay informed by visiting our resources regularly.

The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program in New Iberia, LA, is dedicated to supporting low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old, by promoting healthy eating habits. WIC offers essential supplemental foods rich in nutrients that are crucial for growth and development, along with tailored nutrition education to enhance dietary health. Participants also receive valuable support and resources for breastfeeding, as well as referrals to additional health services. To enroll, simply visit the WIC clinic with each applicant on the scheduled appointment date, and take the first step towards better health for you and your children.

At the Iberia Parish Health Unit in New Iberia, LA, we are dedicated to fostering enduring relationships with our patients grounded in trust and open communication. Our mission is to serve as compassionate health care providers, addressing the needs of individuals of all ages, from infants to seniors. We offer a range of essential services, including Women, Infants and Children (WIC) support, vital records assistance, immunizations, STD testing, and tuberculosis care, ensuring that every patient receives personalized attention. We strive to make health care accessible and affordable, with some services available based on income. We encourage our community to reach out and learn more about the vital services we provide, as not all services are offered daily.