Hawai‘i Community Resources.xlsx

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1		Community Services for Hawai‘i Families
2	Organization	Type	Program	Description

3	After School All Stars	After School/Summer	Several school locations on ‘Oahu and Hawai‘i Island	After-School All-Stars Hawaii (ASAS) provides comprehensive after-school programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life.
4	AlohaCare	Health	AlohaCare Health Insurance	Specialize in QUEST (Medicaid) health insurance to Hawai‘i residents. We care for people who are underserved with specific health needs, providing health care coverage for Hawaii's QUEST (Medicaid) and Medicare beneficiaries.
5	Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii	K12 Education	Assistive Technology Centers of Hawai‘i	Information and assistance in borrowing or gaining funding for assistive technologies for those with disabilites.
6	Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii	Special Education	Assistive Technology Centers of Hawai‘i	Information and assistance in borrowing or gaining funding for assistive technologies for those with disabilites.
7	Blueprint for Change	Family Support	E Hoʻokanaka Project	Guiding Native Hawaiians on a journey to reconnect to their root culture values, practices and principles, and become persons of worth.
8	Blueprint for Change	Family Support	Kamalama Parent Program	Prepares parents in their ability to be more open in receiving and embracing positive parenting tools and techniques utilizing a values-based approach.
9	Blueprint for Change	Family Support	Neighborhood Places	Providing at risk families with the tools they need to create a safe and nurturing environment for their children.
10	Boys & Girls Club of Big Island	After School/Summer	Six Locations on the Big Island	After School fun, creative, cultural activities.
11	Boys & Girls Club of Hawai‘i	After School/Summer	Ten Clubhouses on Oahu	High-quality programs and support services to support children to be “ready for life” by 18 years old. We focus on five essential program areas
12	Boys & Girls Club of Maui	After School/Summer	Six Clubs on Maui	After School fun, creative, cultural activities.
13	Catholic Charities of Hawaiʻi	Family Support	Mary Jane Home	Mary Jane Home offers a unique housing and educational opportunity to pregnant women who are in need of a safe, affordable place to live during their pregnancy.
14	Catholic Charities of Hawaiʻi	Family Support	Your Ohana	Connects parents of newborn infants, families with children up to age 4, and pregnant women with free referral services on healthy child development.
15	Catholic Charities of Hawaiʻi	Housing	Housing Assistance	Helping people to move into or maintain affordable permanent housing and attain self-sufficiency, programs provide transitional housing, housing placement, counseling, financial and material assistance, case management, employment training, budgeting and tenant education
16	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	Disabilities	Wellness Matters Programs – Physical Activity Program	Offering participants to engage in popular lifetime activities, Paralympic activities, and adapted physical activities with family members, caregivers, coaches, and peers.
17	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	Family Support	Visions	Official training for caregivers created by the State of Hawai’i Developmental Disabilities Division (DDD) and CDS. The Visions Training is for Adult Foster Home Providers and DD Domiciliary Care Providers
18	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	K12 Education	TEAMS	Identify Twice Exceptional high school students with disabilities Achieving and Matriculating in STEM having potential in science. Provide a three-pronged support (i.e., academic enrichment in science, mentoring on understanding disability and building interest in STEM, and college transition support)
19	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	K12 Education	Center on Disability Studies - Many Programs	Serves thousands of underrepresented people, including those with disabilities and their families, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, and other underserved people, helping provide them pathways to empowered lives of full participation and access.
20	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	K12 Education	Wellness Matters Programs – Physical Activity Program	Offering participants to engage in popular lifetime activities, Paralympic activities, and adapted physical activities with family members, caregivers, coaches, and peers.
21	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	Special Education	Center on Disability Studies - Many Programs	Serves thousands of underrepresented people, including those with disabilities and their families, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, and other underserved people, helping provide them pathways to empowered lives of full participation and access.
22	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	Special Education	TEAMS	Identify Twice Exceptional high school students with disabilities Achieving and Matriculating in STEM having potential in science. Provide a three-pronged support (i.e., academic enrichment in science, mentoring on understanding disability and building interest in STEM, and college transition support)
23	Center on Disabilty Studies at UH College of Education	Special Education	Wellness Matters Programs – Physical Activity Program	Offering participants to engage in popular lifetime activities, Paralympic activities, and adapted physical activities with family members, caregivers, coaches, and peers.
24	Child & Family Service	Family Support	Caring for Keiki	Childhood education programs and programs focusing on the prevention of child abuse and neglect through parent education and family counseling.
25	Child & Family Service	Family Support	Family Centers	Essential resources to communities, offering a walk-in, one-stop location for help with food, clothing, information, and programs designed to strengthen at-risk individuals and families. Centers on the islands of Kaua‘i, Maui, and Hawai‘i Island.
26	Child & Family Service	Family Support	Headstart and Early Headstart Programs	Early Head Start and Head Start provide a FREE comprehensive program of early learning, health, and family well-being to eligible families to promote school readiness.
27	Child & Family Service	Family Support	Ohana Support Services (OSS)	Supporting aregivers of children with emotional or behavioral challenges, providing peer-to-peer support and helping families navigate the system.
28	Child & Family Service	Family Support	The Parent Line	Free confidential phone line resource on child behavior, child development, parenting, caregiver support, and community resources.
29	Child & Family Service	Health	Ohana Support Services (OSS)	Supporting aregivers of children with emotional or behavioral challenges, providing peer-to-peer support and helping families navigate the system.
30	Family Hui	Family Support	Free Child Developmental Screening	Developmental screening for children up to 5 years via the ASQ (Ages and Stages Questionnaire). Receive a snapshot of child development, personalized feedback and activity ideas.
31	Family Hui	Family Support	Parent Café	Creates a safe space to share the joys and challenges of parenting. Facilitates tstrengthening families around the 5 Protective Factors.
32	Family Programs Hawai‘i	Family Support	Family Strengthening Center	Services to culturally, socially, and economically diverse children and their families, promoting healthy development of children by strengthening their families through a multidisciplinary approach.
33	Family Programs Hawai‘i	Family Support	It Takes an ‘Ohana	Empowering resource families through advocacy and by providing vital information and resources in Hawaii. Enabling families to improve outcomes for the children.
34	Family Promise	Family Support	Day Center and overnight via churches	Works to prevent and end homelessness for families with children by providing housing, resources, and support9.
35	Family Support Hawai‘i	Family Support	Early Head Start (EHS)	Home-visiting and center-based services to pregnant women and children.
36	Goodwill Hawaii	Education	Intellectual Disabilities Services	Adults with intellectual disabilities learn how to become independent, receive assistance with self-care, activities of daily living, community integration and developing independence.
37	Goodwill Hawaii	Employment	Career Services	Employment counselors will work with you for FREE to identify, prepare for and land a job or career.
38	Goodwill Hawaii	K12 Education	Youth Services	Goodwill provides free education and job services to youth who meet the eligibility requirements meeting age requirements
39	Hale Kipa	Family Support	Emergency Shelters	Sheltering youth through age 17 who have been abused, neglected, unsheltered, or in personal crisis.
40	Hale Kipa	Family Support	Expanded Crisis Support	Providing supports following a Crisis Mobile Outreach (CMO) encounter, improving emotional and behavioral regulation and reducing risks by assisting with crisis planning; engaging in short-term therapeutic interventions; and linking with long-term resources.
41	Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation	Family Support	Grantmaking and Nonprofit Support	Offers Grants and houses various interrelated services - Family Promise, Hale Kipa, Legal Aid, Kids Hurt, too, Healthy mohers Healthy babies, Leadership in Disabilities
42	Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation	Family Support	Kuikui Center and Childrens Foundation	Providing a place where abused, vulnerable and disadvantaged children and their families can receive the help they need.
43	Hawai‘i Children's Trust Fund	Family Support	Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention	Funding pograms promoting the well-being and resiliency of families and communities through prevention education and resources
44	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	After School/Summer	21st Century Learning Centers	Academic enrichment for students in high-poverty and low-performing schools. Reading and math; offers students enrichment activities, literacy and other ed services to families.
45	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	After School/Summer	A + After School Programs	Affordable after- school child care services to children in the public elementary schools - safe, secure and nurturing environment with a rich variety of activities for the children
46	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	After School/Summer	REACH - Resources for Enrichment, Athletics, Culture, & Health	REACH programs offer Out-of-School Time (OST) opportunities for middle/intermediate students at Hawaii public and charter schools at no cost to families.
47	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	After School/Summer	Uplink - Uniting Peer Learning, Integrating New Knowledge	Hawaii middle and intermediate schools to provide activities and learning opportunities to proactively prevent students in grades 6, 7, and 8 from engaging in risky behaviors.
48	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	Employment	Jobs in After School Programs	Afterschool programs are looking to hire energetic team members. Lead youth in a variety of activities including outdoor play, homework time, arts and crafts, sports, and games.
49	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	Family Support	Community Children's Councils	Supporting students with disabilities and their families. Collaborating with schools, families, and community organizations, providing resources and workshops, and elevating parent voices.
50	Hawai‘i Community Engagement (HI DOE)	Family Support	Transition Centers and Liaison Officers (Military/School)	Resources to assist military families with their transition to Hawaiʻi’s public schools.
51	Hawai‘i Dept of Health	Health	HomeReach	Supporting expecting parents and families with young children, from birth until they start kindergarten- for those needing extra help during pregnancy or early childhood,
52	Hawai‘i Division of Vocational Services	Employment	Vocational Rehabilitation Services	Partnering with organizations led by persons with disabilities, employers, and other partners to provide services and advocacy for employment, empowerment, and equality for individuals with disabilities.
53	Hawai‘i Salvation Army	Family Support	Care-A-Van Kahalui, Community Assistance Center Oahu,	Emergency services, including food, clothing, hygiene kits, and case management to everyone who needs it —regardless of religion, race, gender, sexual orientation, or political affiliation.
54	Hawaiʻi Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations (HANO)	Organization Support	Nonprofit Advocacy and Support	Reinforcing the value and importance of Hawaiʻi’s nonprofit sector, tracking legislative proposals that hinder or help nonprofits in the areas of taxes, tax exemptions, regulations, philanthropy, and governance, addressing government contracting challenges.
55	Hawaiʻi Children's Action Network (HCAN)	Advocacy	Advocating for Children	Working for the safety, health, and education of our keiki.
56	Hawaiʻi Children's Action Network (HCAN)	Family Support	Parent Leadership Training Institute	Transforming Parents who care into parents who LEAD!
57	Hawaiʻi Clubhouse Coalition	Mental Health	Clubhouses	Psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with the challenges of mental illness. Members are offered services to improve the quality of their lives through meaningful work, positive relationships, and gainful employment. (Oahu, Hawai‘i Island)
58	Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center	Mental Health	Case Management and Clinical Services	Incorporates a spectrum of strategies from safer use, to managed use to abstinence to meet substance users “where they’re at,” addressing conditions of use along with the use itself.
59	Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center	Substance Use Disorder	Case Management and Clinical Services	Incorporates a spectrum of strategies from safer use, to managed use to abstinence to meet substance users “where they’re at,” addressing conditions of use along with the use itself.
60	Hawaiʻi Public Health Institute	Advocacy, Organization Support	Prevention and Community Well-Being	Promoting health and health equity, bridging community, government, health care, strategies, programs, and initiatives to prevent chronic and communicable diseases, promote well-being.
61	Hawaiʻi State Council on Developmental Disabilities	K12 Education	DD Council	Promotes self-determination for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families by contributing to a coordinated and comprehensive service system.
62	Hawaiʻi State Council on Developmental Disabilities	Special Education	DD Council	Promotes self-determination for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families by contributing to a coordinated and comprehensive service system.
63	Hawaii Afterschool Alliance	After School/Summer	Database of Hawai‘i Afterschool Programs	Database of afterschool programs providing more time for deeper learning, creative spaces for hands-on projects, and opportunities for students of all ages to explore careers.
64	Hawaii Cares 988	Hot Line- Call, Text, or Chat	Hawaii Cares 988	Hawai‘i CARES 988 is a 24/7, FREE SUPPORT SERVICE for help with CRISIS, MENTAL HEALTH, and SUBSTANCE USE. partnership between the Hawai‘i State Department of Health (DOH) and community-based mental health and substance abuse service providers statewide.
65	Hawaii Children and Youth Day	Family Support	Annual Children and Youth Day	CYD is a time to recognize the potential and special gifts of our keiki (children) and ‘ōpio (youth). Various programs and sponsors offer activities and products and food and create a fun and informative day for families.
66	Hawaii Children's Trust Fund	Family Support	Grantmaking and Nonprofit Support	A public/private partnership that supports statewide grant-making activities to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect.
67	Hawaii Department of Health Early Learning Programs	K12 Education	Early Learning Intervention Services	Federal and state-mandated program that provides physical, cognitive, communication, social/emotional, and adaptive services for the development childreb to three years of age.
68	Hawaii Department of Health Early Learning Programs	Special Education	Early Learning Intervention Services	Federal and state-mandated program that provides physical, cognitive, communication, social/emotional, and adaptive services for the development childreb to three years of age.
69	Hawaii Dept of Child and Adolescent Mental Health	K12 Education	Child and Adolescent Mental Health Programs	Free mental health services for eligible children awho have severe emotional and/or behavioral challenges- including assessment, case management, and therapeutic supports.
70	Hawaii Dept of Child and Adolescent Mental Health	Special Education	Child and Adolescent Mental Health Programs	Free mental health services for eligible children awho have severe emotional and/or behavioral challenges- including assessment, case management, and therapeutic supports.
71	Hawaii Literacy Project	Education	Adult Literacy	Free assessment, tutoring and resources to develop reading skills.
72	Hawaii Literacy Project	Education	Bookmobiles	Providing books for families and after school centers in Waianae, Kalihi, Honolulu, and South Kona, helping people to develop a life-long love of reading and learning.
73	Hawaii Literacy Project	K12 Education	Family Library Sites	Keiki literacy support, tutoring, books, weekly story hour, literacy activities, receive help with homework,access to computers and high-quality children's e-books.
74	Hawaii State Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSA)	K12 Education	School Chapters	Improving the lives of children as a powerful voice for children, a relevant resource for parents, and a strong advocate for public education.
75	Hawaii Statewide Family Engagement Center (HFEC) at the UH CoE/Center for Disability Studies	K12 Education	Family Resource Hub	Implements high impact family engagement strategies, programming and policies that build powerful partnerships among family, school, and community .
76	Hawaii Youth Services Network	Family Support	Collaborative Projects	Providing organizational capacity building via training and technical assistance to youth serving agencies in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. Building partnerships and collaborations, doing needs assessment, planning and public policy development.
77	Hawaii Youth Services Network	Family Support	Take a Stand Lend a Hand	Delivering culturally relevant bullying prevention video episodes designed for use in Hawaii and other Pacific Island cultures. Bullying is shown, modeling ways that youth and adults can help. Episodes help viewers to understand that bullies can also be victims.
78	Hawaii Youth Services Network	K12 Education	Collaborative Projects	Providing organizational capacity building via training and technical assistance to youth serving agencies in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands. Building partnerships and collaborations, doing needs assessment, planning and public policy development.
79	Hawaii Youth Services Network	K12 Education	Take a Stand Lend a Hand	Delivering culturally relevant bullying prevention video episodes designed for use in Hawaii and other Pacific Island cultures. Bullying is shown, modeling ways that youth and adults can help. Episodes help viewers to understand that bullies can also be victims.
80	HE‘E (Hui for Education Excellence)	Advocacy	Advocacy and Collaboration	Coalition of diverse stakeholders working to improve public education, supporting community and parent engagement and serving as a public resource for educational policy.
81	Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies	Health	Community Based Doula Program	Bringing together social, physical, and mental health services to meet needs especting culture and needs.
82	HI Cares	Mental Health	Hawai‘i CARES 988	Providing 24/7, free support service for help with crisis, mental health, and substance use.
83	HI Dept of Health Parenting Support	Family Support	Parenting Support Programs	DOH programs include: Parent line, Home Reach, Mobile Outreach (play and learn groups), Community-based parent groups (via Baby Hui), Respite Services, Hawai‘i Children's Trust Fund, Services for Children who have witnessed violence.
84	HI Dept of Human Services	Family Support	Childcare Provider Search	A searchable database of many varied kinds of child care.
85	HI Dept of Human Services	Funds	Temporary Assistance for Needy Families	Federal funded block grant program. TANF Brochure A primary eligibility requirement to receive TANF funds is U.S. citizenship. TANF funding is limited to U.S. citizens, single or two-parent households with minor dependent children.
86	HI DOE Community Children's Councils	K12 Education	Community and IDEA Advisory Councils	Local forums in 17 communities statewide for the benefit of all students, families and communities.
87	HI DOE Community Children's Councils	Special Education	Community and IDEA Advisory Councils	Local forums in 17 communities statewide for the benefit of all students, families and communities.
88	HI DOE Community Engagement Branch	K12 Education	Parent Community Networking Centers (PCNCs)	School-based centers for families, volunteers and community to partner, identify strengths, collaborate, and make decisions.
89	HI DOE Speak Now App	Mental Health	Speak Now App	App for reporting bullying to maintain safe environmnents for students.
90	HI DOE, Special Education	K12 Education	Special Education Directory	Providing services to children ages 3 through 21, residing in Hawaiʻi, who are eligible. Specially designed instruction, related services, and other supplementary aids — at no cost to parent(s
91	HI DOE, Special Education	Special Education	Special Education Directory	Providing services to children ages 3 through 21, residing in Hawaiʻi, who are eligible. Specially designed instruction, related services, and other supplementary aids — at no cost to parent(s
92	HI State Department of Health, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Division	Mental Health	Oahu Family Guidance Centers	Providing high quality, culturally sensitive, locally-based treatment services to eligible children and adolescents, ages 3 through 20, by working in partnership with families. 4 locations on Oahu.
93	Hilopa‘a	Family Support	Family to Family	Provides information, referral, consultation and training to families of children and youth with special health care needs and their professional partners.
94	Hilopa‘a	K12 Education	Family to Family	Provides information, referral, consultation and training to families of children and youth with special health care needs and their professional partners.
95	Hilopa‘a	Special Education	Family to Family	Provides information, referral, consultation and training to families of children and youth with special health care needs and their professional partners.
96	Hina Mauka	Substance Use Disorder	Adult Residential Care	Assisting adults with mastering their addictions through encouragement and evidence-based practices. Helping ndividuals overcome their dependence on alcohol and other substances through a mutual effort.
97	Hina Mauka	Substance Use Disorder	Teen Care	Assisting teens with mastering their addictions through encouragement and evidence-based practices. We help individuals overcome their dependence on alcohol and other substances through a mutual effort that builds long-lasting freedom from addiction.
98	HUGS (Help, Understanding & Group Support)	Family Support	Monthly Respite, Family Events, Sibling and Peer Support	Supporting families facing emotional and financial hardships while caring for a seriously ill child.
99	HUGS (Help, Understanding & Group Support)	Health	Monthly Respite, Family Events, Sibling and Peer Support	Supporting families facing emotional and financial hardships while caring for a seriously ill child.
100	Kamaʻāina Kids	Early Childhood Care, K12 Education	Youth Programs	Providing Pre-School, Before and After School, and Intercession and Summer Care