MONROE, La.(KTVE/KARD) — As thousands across North Louisiana continue to face prolonged power outages following days of severe winter weather, emergency shelters and community feeding sites are now open to help residents stay warm and fed.
The American Red Cross has opened a 24‑hour shelter in East Carroll Parish, offering a safe, heated space for individuals and families in need:
Open Shelter
- General Trass High School506 Lake Street, Lake ProvidenceOpen 24/7 — Lunch and dinner provided daily
In addition to shelter services, several locations across the region are offering free meals:
Community Feeding Sites
- Caddo Parish:HOPE Connections2350 Levy Street, ShreveportLunch served
- Ouachita Parish:Liller Maddox Marbles City Center2950 Renwick Street, MonroeLunch served in partnership with Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief
All shelters and meal sites are open to anyone in need, and meals will be provided while supplies last.
Officials are urging residents to check on neighbors, especially the elderly or those who may have difficulty accessing resources during ongoing power disruptions…