Find resources to support individuals and families experiencing homelessness, including housing assistance, outreach programs, and healthcare services. Everything you need to navigate challenges and move toward stability is gathered here in one place.
Alternative Structures International
Our mission is to nourish keiki while strengthening our local food system by sourcing from Hawai‘i’s farmers and food producers.
Bridging the Gap
To end homelessness across the Counties of Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui through collaborative, coordinated, and effective service delivery by agents for change, unified by a common vision where all Hawaii's people have safe, decent, affordable housing.
Catholic Charities Hawaii
As part of the largest private network of social service organizations in the United States, Catholic Charities Hawai‘i offers much needed programs and services statewide, serving 40,000 individuals each year.
City & County of Honolulu, Department of Community Services
What resources can we put in place to help the homeless, provide job training and serve the needs of our kupuna? Working with community partners, our goal is make life better for our diverse communities.
Corazon Hawaii Inc.
Our name, "Corazon," translates to "heart" in Spanish, reflecting the deep compassion and unwavering commitment that drives our efforts to support and uplift our community. Choosing the name "Corazon" was a deliberate and meaningful decision.
Family Life Center
Family Life Center strives to stabilize the lives of people in their time of need by connecting individuals to a wide variety of supportive services that allow them to reconnect, heal, and succeed in life.
Gregory House Programs
Gregory House Programs is a 501c-3 nonprofit agency. It was founded in 1988 as Ho’omana’olana after a few dedicated and concerned citizens, including Michael Burnett (the first Executive Director), successfully lobbied the State Legislature for funds to start up an AIDS housing program.
Hale Kipa
Rooted in aloha and kuleana, Hale Kipa is dedicated to supporting and empowering Hawai‘i’s youth and families who are navigating trauma, injustice, and systemic barriers.
Honolulu Community Action Program
Honolulu Community Action Program, Inc. is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization delivering need-based human services on the island of Oʻahu since 1965.
HOPE Services Hawaii, Inc.
HOPE is a proud member of Community Alliance Partners (CAP), a Continuum of Care made up of over 40 organizations and allies using a Housing First approach to house and provide follow-up services to our houseless neighbors islandwide.
The Institute for Human Services
By working with partners in government, business and community organizations, we deliver a spectrum of services with urgency, embrace innovation, and advocate for system changes through community education and outreach.
Ka Hale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Centers, Inc.
As a non-profit 501c3 organization, Ka Hale A Ke Ola has been breaking the cycle of homelessness on the island of Maui for over 30 years, as a housing-focused, comprehensive resource center that provides emergency shelter, life skills training, case management, a primary care medical clinic, and facilities for child care.
Kauai Economic Opportunity, Inc.
KEO seeks to alleviate the conditions of poverty by identifying and assisting in meeting the needs of low-income and economically disadvantaged in the County of Kauai to attain social and economic self-sufficiency.
Kealahou West Oahu
Kealahou West Oahu (KWO) is a non-profit agency serving Unsheltered, Sheltered, and At-Risk homeless populations on the impoverished Leeward Coast of Oahu.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii
Helping the people of Hawai‘i meet their legal needs since 1950. As the state’s oldest and largest non-profit, public interest law firm with offices statewide, Legal Aid helps ensure justice and fairness for all by providing civil legal aid to the most vulnerable in our society.
Maui Aids Foundation
Maui AIDS Foundation (MAF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) health and social service organization always striving to meet the needs of the Maui County community, including but not limited to serving: those incarcerated, those living with hepatitis, and other STIs, people living with HIV, substance use, LGBTQIA+ and Mahu populations, women at-risk and others at-risk, Native Hawaiian communities, and mental illness by promoting wellness and enhancing their quality of life.
Neighborhood Place of Puna
Empowering families and communities in Hawai'i County by building strong foundations through healthy relationships that value each person's uniqueness. E mālama pono kākou!.
Partners In Care
Partners In Care (PIC) is a coalition composed of representatives of organizations from nonprofit homeless providers, government stakeholders, private businesses, community advocates, public housing agencies, hospitals, universities, affordable housing developers, law enforcement, and persons experiencing homelessness and formerly homeless persons.
State of Hawai`i, Benefit, Employment & Support Services Division
BESSD is the largest division in the Department of Human Services. Staff and administrators provide a continuum of services, through nine programs that serve different populations, aimed at providing clients with monthly benefits to assist them with such essentials as food, shelter, and child care, as well as employment support and work-training and dependency diversion and prevention.
State of Hawai`i, Department of Education, Youth Educational Stability Project:
The Education for Homeless Children & Youth (EHCY) office is on the streets and in the community, providing outreach to kids and families in unstable housing, in support of regular attendance and full participation in school.
State of Hawai`i, Homeless Programs Office
The Homeless Programs Office does not provide direct services. For a list of Homeless Outreach programs, please visit the Statewide Office on Homelessness and Housing Solutions’ Outreach Programs. On the island of Oahu, you may also contact the City & County of Honolulu’s CORE (Crisis Outreach Response & Engagement) program at 808-768-2673 or HonoluluCORE@honolulu.gov. To report homeless individuals who either need help and/or cause disruptions in neighborhoods, please call your local police department or dial 911.
State of Hawai`i, Office on Homelessness & Housing Solutions
To end homelessness across the Counties of Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui through collaborative, coordinated, and effective service delivery by agents for change, unified by a common vision where all Hawaii's people have safe, decent, affordable housing.
Steadfast Housing Development Corporation
Steadfast Housing Development Corporation was incorporated as a nonprofit entity in 1989, combining experts in housing and mental health services to provide a community housing program for adults with serious and persistent mental illnesses.
United States Veterans Initiative
U.S.VETS is on a mission to end veteran homelessness in the United States. The organization was founded by veterans to serve fellow veterans and is the leading nonprofit dedicated to the work of helping veterans and their families transition from homelessness through tailored support to help them gain independence.
Waikiki Health
Waikiki Health provides compassionate healing and expert care that result in improved health and quality of life for all in our island community. The mission of Waikiki Health is to provide quality medical and social services that are accessible and affordable for everyone, regardless of ability to pay.
Women In Need (WIN)
Since 1996, Women In Need (WIN) has been serving Hawaii’s community by assisting women and their families with transitional housing and other services. Our mission, “empowering Hawaii’s families to lead healthy and full lives” provides the framework for our organization to give women and children a safe place to live while implementing programs to help them develop and maintain self-sufficiency..