Hospitality Hub

Stay    Eat    Health    Relief    Gas

The Hospitality Hub is a coordinated effort between Lafayette Consolidated Government, Lafayette Travel, and the Lafayette Economic Development Authority, One Acadiana, and Downtown Lafayette to provide resources for those affected by disasters needing to navigate Lafayette and the surrounding areas. Below you will find hotel availability, health and relief resources for those sheltering, as well as places to eat and things to do.

Room Availability

Below you will find hotel room availability in Lafayette Parish for people affected by flooding and for 1st responders looking for housing. The list below will be updated throughout the week as we have updates. See below for the hotel listing.

Health

The Louisiana Department of Health Region 4 serves the Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, and Vermillion parishes. Its offices are located at 825 Kaliste Saloom Road, BW 3, Suite 100, and you can reach them by calling (337) 262-5311. Please use the quick links below to access the health information you need.

• Find a Health Center
• Behavioral Health Resources
  • OBH Keep Calm Line – 1-866-310-7977
  • OBH Recovery Outreach Line 1-833-333-1132
  • 24/7 VIA Link Cope Line 1-800-749-2673 or www.vialink.org
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255
  • Crisis Text Line text REACHOUT to 7

Relief

Shelters -  Brown Park's Dupuis Recreation Center, 1212 E Pont Des Mouton Rd., will serve as a shelter opening at 4 p.m. Tuesday, offering beds, food, and water for those who need shelter. 

211/232-HELP provides information, education and referral services to help those in crisis return to being healthy and productive members of the community and to empower and strengthen individuals and families by connecting those in need with community and social services that address their needs.

Federal Disaster Assistance helps you find local resources including shelters and disaster relief resources based on your immediate needs and provides a list of the closest FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs), starting with the closest three.

Louisiana Disaster Preliminary Damage Self-Report Please fill out this survey to report damage to your home or business (structures only, no vehicles). Information collected here will help parish, state, and federal authorities understand how and where locations were impacted by this disaster event. This survey is to be used only for reporting damage or loss of personal property. Completion of this survey is not an application for or guarantee of assistance, nor does it initiate a claim to your insurance provider.

Power Outage Map

Additional Resources

Salvation Army Mobile Kitchen
Second Harvest Food Bank
DSNAP

EatLafayette

Lafayette, LA has the Cajun flavors you crave, along with the freshest in Louisiana seafood, and always a little something unexpected. Homegrown chefs are putting an inventive spin on time-honored recipes with the freshest local ingredients. A distinct culinary identity as the heart of Cajun & Creole country, steeped in tradition, merges with a new generation making it an incredible place to eat. From white tablecloth to white paper napkin, all of it is incredible. But don’t take our word for it. See below for a list of locally owned restaurants to try for yourself!