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Domestic Violence Action Center
DVAC assists domestic violence survivors on Oʻahu through case management, legal services (TROs, divorces, paternity), courtroom accompaniment, and counseling. Although DVAC can only provide direct advocacy and legal services to survivors living in the City and County of Honolulu, the Teen Alert Program (TAP) can provide education to middle- and high-school students on healthy relationships statewide.
- 24/7 Textline: (605) 956-5680
- Helpline (Oʻahu) (M-F, 8:00am-5:00pm): (808) 531-3771
- Toll-Free Helpline: (800) 690-6200
- Administration: (808) 534-0040
- Teen Alert Program: (808) 927-2434
YWCA of Kauaʻi
Primary domestic violence victim assistance organization for Kauaʻi County with services such as managing the domestic violence shelter, advocacy/case management, sex abuse treatment, domestic violence intervention, and LGBTQ+ support.
- Domestic Violence Crisis and Shelter and Sexual Assault Crisis 24/7 Hotline and Text Support: (808) 245-6362
- LGBTQ+ Services: (808) 245-5959
Parents and Children Together (Oʻahu)
PACT affiliate on Oʻahu that manages a domestic violence shelter and provides other services such as Head Start, human trafficking victim counseling, behavioral health support, and family strengthening. To contact the emergency shelter, call the 24/7 PACT crisis hotline or the Safeline.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 526-2200
- Safeline: (808) 266-SAFE (7233)
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Main Office: (808) 847-3285
Women Helping Women (Maui)
Primary domestic violence service provider for Maui County. Services include emergency shelter, advocacy/case management, TRO assistance, and activities for children and families affected by domestic violence.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 579-9581
- Administration: (808) 242-6600
- TRO Assistance: (808) 446-7379
Women Helping Women (Lānaʻi)
Lānaʻi affiliate of Women Helping Women which provides emergency shelter, case management, and TRO assistance.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 579-9581
- Administration: (808) 565-6700
Molokaʻi Community Service Council
Primary social service resource for youth and families. Programs include emergency shelter, TRO assistance, case management/advocacy, and domestic violence intervention.
- 24/7 Shelter Hotline: (808) 567-6888
- Administration: (808) 553-3244
Child & Family Service (Oʻahu)
CFS affiliate on Oʻahu providing emergency shelter, counseling, sex abuse treatment, batterer intervention, and other related services. To contact a domestic violence shelter, call the CFS 24/7 crisis hotline or the Safeline.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 841-0822
- Safeline: (808) 266-SAFE (7233)
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 543-8494
- Main Office: (808) 681-3500
Child & Family Service (East Hawaiʻi)
CFS affiliate in East Hawaiʻi providing emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling, family/children support, and other domestic violence related services.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 959-8864
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 935-2188
- Administration: (808) 935-2188
Child & Family Service (West Hawaiʻi)
CFS affiliate in West Hawaiʻi providing emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling, domestic violence intervention and other related services.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 322-7233
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 323-2664
- Administration: (808) 323-2664
Temporary Restraining Orders
General information from the Hawai'i State Judiciary regarding how to file for temporary restraining orders through Family Court or District Court.
- Plan for your safety
- How to report a TRO violation
- District Court - Filing Information, Court Forms (all counties)
- Family Court - Filing Information, Court Forms (all counties)
Hawaiʻi Rise Foundation
Case management agency for Hawaiʻi Island residents with programs in affordable housing, domestic violence, employment, and financial aid. The RiseUP program supports families fleeing violence by providing transitional housing through the coordinated entry system.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi
Non-profit legal assistance in the following areas of law: family, housing, immigration, consumer, and public benefits. Legal Aid does NOT assist in criminal and personal injury matters.
- Online Intake Application for Legal Services
- Intake Hotline (Oʻahu): (808) 536-4302
- Intake Hotline (Neighbor Islands): (800) 499-4302
Family Promise of Hawaiʻi
Oʻahu-based organization dedicated to helping families that are at-risk of becoming homeless obtain temporary shelter followed by long-term housing support. Services include eviction prevention, emergency shelter, and rapid re-housing.
- Main Office: (808) 466-4241
Children’s Law Project of Hawaiʻi
Non-profit law firm on Hawaiʻi Island with attorneys who are appointed as guardians ad litem (GALs) in Hawaiʻi County family court cases (foster custody, domestic violence, child abuse, truancy, guardianship, juvenile offenders). Offices are located in Hilo, Kona, and Kamuela.
Phone: (808) 825-4080
Email: info@clphi.org
Hawaiʻi Immigrant Justice Center at the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi
Immigration-specific division at the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi that provides free legal services to eligible indigent immigrants living in Hawaiʻi. Services include assistance with VAWA self-petitions, battered spouse waivers, T and U non-immigrant visas, and documentation renewals and replacements for green cards and naturalization certificates.
- Intake Hotline (Oʻahu): (808) 536-4302
- Intake Hotline (Neighbor Islands): (800) 499-4302
Hawaiʻi State Bar Association
Professional association of more than 8,000 lawyers and attorneys in Hawaiʻi. The HSBA provides legal referrals to the public.
- Lawyer Referral Service: (808) 537-9140, lris@hsba.org
- HSBA Legal Line: (808) 537-1868
- Only available on Wednesdays from 6:00pm-7:00pm HST, volunteer attorneys can provide free legal information to the public.
Volunteer Legal Services Hawaiʻi
Legal organization that partners with volunteer attorneys to provide free or low-cost services to those who qualify based on income and legal issue. Attorneys can assist with Chapter 7 bankruptcy, small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, estate planning, family law, veterans benefits and pensions, and re-employment. Intake hours are M-F, 8:00am-4:00pm.
- Online Pre-Screen Intake Form: You will need to provide your income information and be able to describe your legal issue.
- Oʻahu Intake: (808) 528-7046
- Hawaiʻi Island: (808) 313-8210
- Kauaʻi: (808) 698-8210
- Maui: (808) 727-8210
The Legal Clinic
Non-profit organization dedicated to providing free or low-cost legal services for immigrants in Hawaiʻi. Services include legal counsel, U.S. citizenship and COFA identification assistance, and public outreach through citizenship fairs and "Know Your Rights" workshops.
- Immigration Legal Line: (808) 777-7071
Pacific Gateway Center
Community center based in Honolulu with social services and economic development resources to immigrants, refugees, low-income residents, and other vulnerable populations.
- Immigration and Naturalization Services: (808) 851-7010
Catholic Charities Hawaiʻi
Social service organization with programs for senior citizens, homeless populations, foster families, and other vulnerable individuals requesting support.
- Counseling Center: (808) 527-4470
- O‘ahu: (808) 521-4357
- Hawai‘i Island: (808) 961-7050
- Maui: (808) 873-4673
- Kaua‘i: (808) 241-4673
Child & Family Service (Maui County)
CFS affiliate in Maui County providing case management, counseling support, sex abuse treatment, and other related services.
- Domestic Violence Advocacy Services: (808) 877-6888
- Maui Sexual Assault Center
- Maui: (808) 873-8624
- Molokaʻi: (808) 495-3340
- Lānaʻi: (808) 443-5702
- Administration: (808) 877-6888
Island of Hawaiʻi YMCA Family Visitation Center
Visitation center in East Hawaiʻi Island for families involved in domestic violence disputes where staff can supervise exchanges, court-ordered visits, and telephone calls. For daily updates and operations changes, check out their Facebook.
- Administration: (808) 464-4020
Parents and Children Together (Kauaʻi County)
PACT affiliate for Kauaʻi County with trafficking victim assistance, behavioral health support, and managing the family visitation center for supervised visitations.
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Kauaʻi Family Visitation Center: (808) 821-0574
- Intensive Support Services: (808) 821-0574
Parents and Children Together (Maui County)
PACT affiliate for Maui County with services for domestic violence prevention, batterer intervention, trafficking victim assistance, child abuse treatment, and behavioral health support.
- Family Peace Center (DVI/Batterer Intervention Program): (808) 243-7001
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614 or (808) 243-7001
Parents and Children Together (Hawaiʻi County)
PACT affiliate for Hawaiʻi County with trafficking victim assistance and managing the Head Start programs for Hawaiʻi Island.
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Early Childhood Education Programs: (808) 961-0570
Neighborhood Place of Kona
Family support organization in West Hawaiʻi Island with services such as parenting education, responding to families in crisis, connections to public benefits, and more.
- Administration: (808) 331-8777
Hawai’i CARES
Free 24/7 mental health & substance use call center for adolescents and adults.
- 24/7 Hotline: (808) 832-3100
- Toll-Free: (800) 753-6879
Narcotics Anonymous Hawai’i
Voluntary program of men and women who are recovering addicts of drug abuse and meet regularly to help each other stay clean.
- East Big Island Helpline: (833) 624-7463 (also known as 833-NAIS4ME)
- Also accepts text messages
- West Big Island Helpline: (808) 769-6016
- Maui County Helpline: (808) 214-1239
- O'ahu Helpline: (808) 734-4357
- Kaua'i County Helpline: (808) 828-1674
Nar-Anon Family Groups
Support groups for families who have loved ones suffering from addiction. View the information below or go on the website to learn how to get involved in local groups.
- Honolulu: alohaNFG@gmail.com
- Lahaina: Sdfares03@gmail.com
- Hanalei: No current contact information
- Kilauea: No current contact information
Salvation Army of Hawai’i Family Treatment Services
Alcohol and substance use residential and outpatient treatment, supportive housing, child and family therapy services and outreach for women with or without children who want help with their alcohol and/or substance use. Located on Oahu, but accepting individuals from all islands into residential and housing programs.
- Main Office: (808) 732-2802
Alcoholics Anonymous on O’ahu
Voluntary, worldwide fellowship of men and women who meet together to attain and maintain sobriety.
- 27/7 Helpline: (808) 946-1438
Lо̄kahi Treatment Centers
Non-profit counseling organization for Big Island residents with services including anger management, domestic violence intervention classes, psychiatric evaluations, individual counseling and more.
- Waikо̄loa: (808) 883-0922
- Hilo: (808) 969-9292
- Kailua-Kona: (808) 331-1175
- Honokaʻa: (808) 775-7707
- Pāhoa: (808) 965-5535
Crime Victim Compensation of Hawaiʻi
Operated by the Hawaiʻi Department of Public Safety.
If you are a victim of a crime, you may be eligible for restitution to provide compensation for medical expenses, property damage, or lost earnings.
Hawaiʻi SAVIN
Online portal to the national victim notification network.
Sign up to receive updates on an offender’s custody status change or criminal case information.
Kauaʻi Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Kauaʻi County residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Dispatch: (808) 241-1711
County of Kauaʻi Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office on Kauaʻi County for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Administration: (808) 241-1888
Honolulu Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Oʻahu residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Dispatch: (808) 529-3111
City and County of Honolulu Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office in Honolulu for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Main Line: (808) 768-7400
- TTY: (808) 768-7404
Maui Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Maui County residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Non-Emergencies & Information: (808) 244-6400
County of Maui Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office on Maui County for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Main Line: (808) 270-7695
Hawaiʻi Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Hawaiʻi Island residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Non-Emergencies & Information: (808) 935-3311
County of Hawaiʻi Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor's office on Hawaiʻi Island for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- East Hawaiʻi: (808) 934-3306
- West Hawaiʻi: (808) 322 2552
Court Forms (Hawaiʻi State Judiciary)
Download Hawaiʻi court forms to complete at home before filing in-person.
How to Contact the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary
Court addresses and phone numbers for each county/island.
Hawaiʻi State Judiciary
Ask a Librarian: Obtain Free Legal Advice Online
Court Hours and Info by County:
WomensLaw.org
National resource providing legal information for all 50 states and territories on issues relating to domestic violence.
Sex Abuse Treatment Center
Provides comprehensive medical care for sexual assault survivors statewide.
- 24/7 Hotline: (808) 524-7273
YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island
Hawaiʻi island affiliate of YWCA primarily serving survivors of sexual abuse and educating teens on dating violence. In addition to those primary services, YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island also manages a developmental preschool and healthy family development program.
- 24/7 Sexual Assault Crisis Support Services: (808) 935-0677
- YWCA Preschool: (808) 935-7141 ext. 203
- Administration: (808) 935-7141
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Contact the 24/7 national hotline (available in 200 languages or chat with an advocate online) to discuss your domestic violence situation and learn your options for reaching safety.
- Hotline: (800) 799-7233
- TTY: (800) 787-3224
National Deaf Domestic Violence Hotline
Deaf advocates are available to respond to videophone and emails 24/7.
- 24/7 Videophone: (855) 812-1001
- Email: nationaldeafhotline@adwas.org
National Network to End Domestic Violence
National coalition of domestic violence agencies in the US. Check out resources for domestic violence survivors, advocates, and programs.
Other National Domestic Violence Organizations
Training and educational resources for domestic violence advocates and survivors:
Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation
Largest one-stop resource for LGBTQ+ resource in Hawaiʻi.
- Administration: (808) 369-2000
The Lavender Clinic
Medical services such as counseling and support groups for LGBTQ+ individuals.
- Honolulu: (808) 744-2543
- Waiʻanae: (808) 744-2543
Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center
Non-profit case management and outreach organization providing public health services to those fighting HIV, hepatitis, homelessness, substance abuse, and mental illness on Oʻahu.
- Phone: (808) 521-2437
- Email: info@hhhrc.org
- Kuaʻana Project: kuaana@hhhrc.org
Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network Hawaiʻi
Grassroots organization aimed at making sure schools are safe for all students.
- Administration: (808) 358-9473
Trans Lifeline
Crisis hotline for trans people where all operators are transgender.
- 24/7 Hotline: (877) 330-6366
Hoʻо̄la Nā Pua
Prevention, intervention, and aftercare support for trafficking survivors and those at-risk in Hawaiʻi.
- Phone (8:30am - 5:00pm): (808) 445-3131
- Email: info@hoolanapua.org
- Referrals to Pearl Haven campus: (808) 900-8740
- Referrals to Starfish Mentoring Program: (808) 222-1872
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Free 24/7 support and resources for trafficking survivors.
- Hotline: (888) 373-7888
- TTY: 711
- Text: 233733
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi (COVID-19)
COVID-19 legal resources available in Chuukese, Ilocano, Tagalog, Kosraean, and Marshallese.
Legal Aid housing and COVID-19 resources:
- Tenant Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
- Landlord Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Federal agency within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that is responsible for responding to natural and manmade disasters including terroristic events and public health crises.
FEMA is also providing financial assistance for COVID-19 funeral related expenses incurred after January 20th, 2020. To learn more about this program and how to apply, view:
- Public training video with instructions and requirements on applying for assistance.
- FEMA COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program with FAQs and can be translated into various languages such as Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, Tagalog, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, and Hindi.
- Questions can be forwarded to covid19funeralassistancerfi@fema.dhs.gov.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Unemployment Insurance
Create an account and file for unemployment benefits with the State of Hawaiʻi's Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
Those financially affected by COVID-19 can file for additional benefits with PUA.
Household Hardship Relief Fund Program
This is only available for Oʻahu residents. Applicants must demonstrate economic hardship due to COVID-19 or related business closures and should have no more than $10,000 in liquid assets.
Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc.
Includes various financial resources and programs for Maui County residents.
Resources for Immigrants
View a list of federal relief programs available to immigrants without work authorization. (Updated 6/12/2020)
Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services
Includes updates on MedQuest, food stamps, child care, and other benefits.
Da Bux
Discount program for SNAP-EBT cardholders that partners food retailers with local farms to make local produce more affordable.
Aloha United Way
Public call center open 7 days a week from 7:00am - 10:00pm.
- Call: 211 from anywhere in Hawaiʻi
- Text: (877) 275-6569
- Email: info211@auw.org
- Kauaʻi Resources
Hawaiʻi Public Schools
Get up to date guidance on school closures, meals, and other resources for K-12 students.
(Grab-n-Go meals for students; updated 6/9/2020)
Hawaiʻi Children’s Action Network
Non-profit alliance in Hawaiʻi dedicated to addressing the root causes of childhood inequality and poverty.
- HCAN Website: General information on how to join HCAN and become an advocate for children.
- HCAN COVID-19 Website: Interactive resource list with the latest information on food, childcare, screening sites, and more.
Executive Office on Early Learning
Hawaiʻi-based resources for families with young children regarding childcare and subsidies.
Hawaiʻi Department of Health
hawaiicovid19.com: State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health's one-stop resource center with the latest updates.
Disease Outbreak Control Division
By County:
Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency
Statewide agency with updates on public health and natural disaster responses/emergency guidelines.
Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority
Includes updates regarding mandatory quarantines for travelers and travel restrictions.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Information on symptoms, testing, travel restrictions, and more on daily life during COVID-19.
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal agency promoting environmentally-friendly policies. Check out their list of recommended disinfectants during COVID-19.
Safe Housing Partnerships
Resource center for victims of crime with up-to-date housing and eviction information.
National Alliance on Safe Housing
Organization that ensures survivors of domestic and sexual violence have a full range of safe housing options.
National Housing Law Project
Non-profit organization whose goal is to provide housing to low-income individuals and educate tenants of their rights.
Freedom Network Training Institute
This tip sheet for Partnerships with Landlords will teach providers how to maintain relationships with landlords to house survivors, and the Housing Assessment Tool is for advocates to help assess the housing needs of survivors.
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal agency focused on addressing housing needs and enforcing fair housing laws in the U.S.
Talking to Kids About Covid-19
Learn how to talk to your children about the COVID-19 pandemic with:
- KidsHealth
- NPR comic with visual explanations
Other Children’s Resources
Check out other national resources relating to children and parenting:
- Youth and Family Hotlines (Administration for Children and Families)
- Resources for Parents (American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children)
University of Hawaiʻi
Free confidential advocates and PAU Violence contacts for all UH campuses.
- Confidential Advocates - Services include: safety planning, assistance with reporting options; mental health/counseling.
- PAU Violence and Title IX - Services include: training, education, Title IX reporting.
Hawaiʻi Pacific University
Confidential resources for HPU students and staff.
- Health Services
- Phone: (808) 544-9361
- Email: studenthealth@spclinic.org
- Counseling and Behavioral Health Services
- Phone: (808) 687-7076
- Email: counseling@hpu.edu
- HPU Chaplain (Kawika Haglund):
- Phone: (808) 687-7031
- Email: mhaglund@hpu.edu
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Campus resources for CUH students, faculty, and staff.
- Counseling Center - Services available only for currently enrolled CUH students.
- Phone: (808) 735-4845
- Email: counselingcenter@chaminade.edu
- Chaplain (Fr. Martin Solma)
- Phone: (808) 739-8339
- Email: martin.solma@chaminade.edu
Brigham Young University – Hawaiʻi
Support and resources for BYUH students and staff.
- Counseling and Disability Services
- Director of Counseling Services: Rachel Kekaula, LCSW, CSAC
- Phone: (808) 675-3518
- Email: counselingservices@byuh.edu
- Title IX Office
- Deputy Title IX Coordinator: Rebekah Strain, JD
- Phone: (808) 675-4819
- Email: titleix@byuh.edu
National Alliance on Mental Illness Hawaiʻi
Free support, information, and resources for those seeking mental health and counseling services in Hawaiʻi.
- Phone: (808) 591-1297
- Email: info@namihawaii.org
Military OneSource
Military OneSource provides 24/7 resources and support for active-duty, National Guard, and Reserve members and their families worldwide.
- Toll Free: (800) 342-9647
- TTY: Dial 711 then (800) 342-9647
Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands
The Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Program provides advocacy and support for survivors affiliated with the Kauaʻi Navy installation.
- SAPR: (808) 551-1452
Marine Corps Base Hawaiʻi
Family Advocacy Program for Marines and their families.
- FAP 24/7 Abuse Hotline: (808) 216-7175
- Administration: (808) 257-7780, (808) 257-8803
Schofield Barracks
Family Advocacy and Victim Advocacy Programs for Army-affiliated domestic violence survivors.
- FAP-VAP 24/7 Hotline: (808) 624-7233
- FAP-VAP Administration: (808) 787-4227
Joint Base Pearl Harbor – Hickam
Information on JBPHH's Family Advocacy Program, Victim Advocacy Program, and Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Team.
- Clinical Counseling and Crisis Response: (808) 474-1999
- FAP-VAP: (808) 590-9910
- Sexual Assault Emergency: (808) 722-6192
- Safeline: (877) 955-5247
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- Batterer Intervention
- Children's Needs
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- COVID
- Crime Victim Assistance
- Deaf/Hard of Hearing
- DV Advocacy/Emergency Shelter
- Emergency Response
- Financial
- Hawai‘i State Judiciary
- Health
- Housing
- Human Trafficking
- Immigration
- Legal
- LGBTQ+
- Mental Health
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- Resource Centers & Other Needs
- Sexual Assault
- Substance Use
Domestic Violence Action Center
DVAC assists domestic violence survivors on Oʻahu through case management, legal services (TROs, divorces, paternity), courtroom accompaniment, and counseling. Although DVAC can only provide direct advocacy and legal services to survivors living in the City and County of Honolulu, the Teen Alert Program (TAP) can provide education to middle- and high-school students on healthy relationships statewide.
- 24/7 Textline: (605) 956-5680
- Helpline (Oʻahu) (M-F, 8:00am-5:00pm): (808) 531-3771
- Toll-Free Helpline: (800) 690-6200
- Administration: (808) 534-0040
- Teen Alert Program: (808) 927-2434
YWCA of Kauaʻi
Primary domestic violence victim assistance organization for Kauaʻi County with services such as managing the domestic violence shelter, advocacy/case management, sex abuse treatment, domestic violence intervention, and LGBTQ+ support.
- Domestic Violence Crisis and Shelter and Sexual Assault Crisis 24/7 Hotline and Text Support: (808) 245-6362
- LGBTQ+ Services: (808) 245-5959
Parents and Children Together (Oʻahu)
PACT affiliate on Oʻahu that manages a domestic violence shelter and provides other services such as Head Start, human trafficking victim counseling, behavioral health support, and family strengthening. To contact the emergency shelter, call the 24/7 PACT crisis hotline or the Safeline.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 526-2200
- Safeline: (808) 266-SAFE (7233)
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Main Office: (808) 847-3285
Women Helping Women (Maui)
Primary domestic violence service provider for Maui County. Services include emergency shelter, advocacy/case management, TRO assistance, and activities for children and families affected by domestic violence.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 579-9581
- Administration: (808) 242-6600
- TRO Assistance: (808) 446-7379
Women Helping Women (Lānaʻi)
Lānaʻi affiliate of Women Helping Women which provides emergency shelter, case management, and TRO assistance.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 579-9581
- Administration: (808) 565-6700
Molokaʻi Community Service Council
Primary social service resource for youth and families. Programs include emergency shelter, TRO assistance, case management/advocacy, and domestic violence intervention.
- 24/7 Shelter Hotline: (808) 567-6888
- Administration: (808) 553-3244
Child & Family Service (Oʻahu)
CFS affiliate on Oʻahu providing emergency shelter, counseling, sex abuse treatment, batterer intervention, and other related services. To contact a domestic violence shelter, call the CFS 24/7 crisis hotline or the Safeline.
- 24/7 Crisis Hotline: (808) 841-0822
- Safeline: (808) 266-SAFE (7233)
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 543-8494
- Main Office: (808) 681-3500
Child & Family Service (East Hawaiʻi)
CFS affiliate in East Hawaiʻi providing emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling, family/children support, and other domestic violence related services.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 959-8864
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 935-2188
- Administration: (808) 935-2188
Child & Family Service (West Hawaiʻi)
CFS affiliate in West Hawaiʻi providing emergency shelter, advocacy, counseling, domestic violence intervention and other related services.
- 24/7 Crisis/Shelter Hotline: (808) 322-7233
- Sex Abuse Treatment Services: (808) 323-2664
- Administration: (808) 323-2664
Temporary Restraining Orders
General information from the Hawai'i State Judiciary regarding how to file for temporary restraining orders through Family Court or District Court.
- Plan for your safety
- How to report a TRO violation
- District Court - Filing Information, Court Forms (all counties)
- Family Court - Filing Information, Court Forms (all counties)
Hawaiʻi Rise Foundation
Case management agency for Hawaiʻi Island residents with programs in affordable housing, domestic violence, employment, and financial aid. The RiseUP program supports families fleeing violence by providing transitional housing through the coordinated entry system.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi
Non-profit legal assistance in the following areas of law: family, housing, immigration, consumer, and public benefits. Legal Aid does NOT assist in criminal and personal injury matters.
- Online Intake Application for Legal Services
- Intake Hotline (Oʻahu): (808) 536-4302
- Intake Hotline (Neighbor Islands): (800) 499-4302
Family Promise of Hawaiʻi
Oʻahu-based organization dedicated to helping families that are at-risk of becoming homeless obtain temporary shelter followed by long-term housing support. Services include eviction prevention, emergency shelter, and rapid re-housing.
- Main Office: (808) 466-4241
Children’s Law Project of Hawaiʻi
Non-profit law firm on Hawaiʻi Island with attorneys who are appointed as guardians ad litem (GALs) in Hawaiʻi County family court cases (foster custody, domestic violence, child abuse, truancy, guardianship, juvenile offenders). Offices are located in Hilo, Kona, and Kamuela.
Phone: (808) 825-4080
Email: info@clphi.org
Hawaiʻi Immigrant Justice Center at the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi
Immigration-specific division at the Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi that provides free legal services to eligible indigent immigrants living in Hawaiʻi. Services include assistance with VAWA self-petitions, battered spouse waivers, T and U non-immigrant visas, and documentation renewals and replacements for green cards and naturalization certificates.
- Intake Hotline (Oʻahu): (808) 536-4302
- Intake Hotline (Neighbor Islands): (800) 499-4302
Hawaiʻi State Bar Association
Professional association of more than 8,000 lawyers and attorneys in Hawaiʻi. The HSBA provides legal referrals to the public.
- Lawyer Referral Service: (808) 537-9140, lris@hsba.org
- HSBA Legal Line: (808) 537-1868
- Only available on Wednesdays from 6:00pm-7:00pm HST, volunteer attorneys can provide free legal information to the public.
Volunteer Legal Services Hawaiʻi
Legal organization that partners with volunteer attorneys to provide free or low-cost services to those who qualify based on income and legal issue. Attorneys can assist with Chapter 7 bankruptcy, small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, estate planning, family law, veterans benefits and pensions, and re-employment. Intake hours are M-F, 8:00am-4:00pm.
- Online Pre-Screen Intake Form: You will need to provide your income information and be able to describe your legal issue.
- Oʻahu Intake: (808) 528-7046
- Hawaiʻi Island: (808) 313-8210
- Kauaʻi: (808) 698-8210
- Maui: (808) 727-8210
The Legal Clinic
Non-profit organization dedicated to providing free or low-cost legal services for immigrants in Hawaiʻi. Services include legal counsel, U.S. citizenship and COFA identification assistance, and public outreach through citizenship fairs and "Know Your Rights" workshops.
- Immigration Legal Line: (808) 777-7071
Pacific Gateway Center
Community center based in Honolulu with social services and economic development resources to immigrants, refugees, low-income residents, and other vulnerable populations.
- Immigration and Naturalization Services: (808) 851-7010
Catholic Charities Hawaiʻi
Social service organization with programs for senior citizens, homeless populations, foster families, and other vulnerable individuals requesting support.
- Counseling Center: (808) 527-4470
- O‘ahu: (808) 521-4357
- Hawai‘i Island: (808) 961-7050
- Maui: (808) 873-4673
- Kaua‘i: (808) 241-4673
Child & Family Service (Maui County)
CFS affiliate in Maui County providing case management, counseling support, sex abuse treatment, and other related services.
- Domestic Violence Advocacy Services: (808) 877-6888
- Maui Sexual Assault Center
- Maui: (808) 873-8624
- Molokaʻi: (808) 495-3340
- Lānaʻi: (808) 443-5702
- Administration: (808) 877-6888
Island of Hawaiʻi YMCA Family Visitation Center
Visitation center in East Hawaiʻi Island for families involved in domestic violence disputes where staff can supervise exchanges, court-ordered visits, and telephone calls. For daily updates and operations changes, check out their Facebook.
- Administration: (808) 464-4020
Parents and Children Together (Kauaʻi County)
PACT affiliate for Kauaʻi County with trafficking victim assistance, behavioral health support, and managing the family visitation center for supervised visitations.
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Kauaʻi Family Visitation Center: (808) 821-0574
- Intensive Support Services: (808) 821-0574
Parents and Children Together (Maui County)
PACT affiliate for Maui County with services for domestic violence prevention, batterer intervention, trafficking victim assistance, child abuse treatment, and behavioral health support.
- Family Peace Center (DVI/Batterer Intervention Program): (808) 243-7001
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614 or (808) 243-7001
Parents and Children Together (Hawaiʻi County)
PACT affiliate for Hawaiʻi County with trafficking victim assistance and managing the Head Start programs for Hawaiʻi Island.
- Trafficking Victim Assistance Program: (808) 721-9614
- Early Childhood Education Programs: (808) 961-0570
Neighborhood Place of Kona
Family support organization in West Hawaiʻi Island with services such as parenting education, responding to families in crisis, connections to public benefits, and more.
- Administration: (808) 331-8777
Hawai’i CARES
Free 24/7 mental health & substance use call center for adolescents and adults.
- 24/7 Hotline: (808) 832-3100
- Toll-Free: (800) 753-6879
Narcotics Anonymous Hawai’i
Voluntary program of men and women who are recovering addicts of drug abuse and meet regularly to help each other stay clean.
- East Big Island Helpline: (833) 624-7463 (also known as 833-NAIS4ME)
- Also accepts text messages
- West Big Island Helpline: (808) 769-6016
- Maui County Helpline: (808) 214-1239
- O'ahu Helpline: (808) 734-4357
- Kaua'i County Helpline: (808) 828-1674
Nar-Anon Family Groups
Support groups for families who have loved ones suffering from addiction. View the information below or go on the website to learn how to get involved in local groups.
- Honolulu: alohaNFG@gmail.com
- Lahaina: Sdfares03@gmail.com
- Hanalei: No current contact information
- Kilauea: No current contact information
Salvation Army of Hawai’i Family Treatment Services
Alcohol and substance use residential and outpatient treatment, supportive housing, child and family therapy services and outreach for women with or without children who want help with their alcohol and/or substance use. Located on Oahu, but accepting individuals from all islands into residential and housing programs.
- Main Office: (808) 732-2802
Alcoholics Anonymous on O’ahu
Voluntary, worldwide fellowship of men and women who meet together to attain and maintain sobriety.
- 27/7 Helpline: (808) 946-1438
Lо̄kahi Treatment Centers
Non-profit counseling organization for Big Island residents with services including anger management, domestic violence intervention classes, psychiatric evaluations, individual counseling and more.
- Waikо̄loa: (808) 883-0922
- Hilo: (808) 969-9292
- Kailua-Kona: (808) 331-1175
- Honokaʻa: (808) 775-7707
- Pāhoa: (808) 965-5535
Crime Victim Compensation of Hawaiʻi
Operated by the Hawaiʻi Department of Public Safety.
If you are a victim of a crime, you may be eligible for restitution to provide compensation for medical expenses, property damage, or lost earnings.
Hawaiʻi SAVIN
Online portal to the national victim notification network.
Sign up to receive updates on an offender’s custody status change or criminal case information.
Kauaʻi Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Kauaʻi County residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Dispatch: (808) 241-1711
County of Kauaʻi Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office on Kauaʻi County for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Administration: (808) 241-1888
Honolulu Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Oʻahu residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Dispatch: (808) 529-3111
City and County of Honolulu Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office in Honolulu for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Main Line: (808) 768-7400
- TTY: (808) 768-7404
Maui Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Maui County residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Non-Emergencies & Information: (808) 244-6400
County of Maui Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor’s office on Maui County for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- Main Line: (808) 270-7695
Hawaiʻi Police Department
Primary law enforcement and emergency assistance provider for Hawaiʻi Island residents. Dial 911 for emergencies but for other information, contact the number below:
- Non-Emergencies & Information: (808) 935-3311
County of Hawaiʻi Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Contact the prosecutor's office on Hawaiʻi Island for questions relating to criminal court, victim advocacy, crime victim compensation, and courtroom accompaniment.
- East Hawaiʻi: (808) 934-3306
- West Hawaiʻi: (808) 322 2552
Court Forms (Hawaiʻi State Judiciary)
Download Hawaiʻi court forms to complete at home before filing in-person.
How to Contact the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary
Court addresses and phone numbers for each county/island.
Hawaiʻi State Judiciary
Ask a Librarian: Obtain Free Legal Advice Online
Court Hours and Info by County:
WomensLaw.org
National resource providing legal information for all 50 states and territories on issues relating to domestic violence.
Sex Abuse Treatment Center
Provides comprehensive medical care for sexual assault survivors statewide.
- 24/7 Hotline: (808) 524-7273
YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island
Hawaiʻi island affiliate of YWCA primarily serving survivors of sexual abuse and educating teens on dating violence. In addition to those primary services, YWCA of Hawaiʻi Island also manages a developmental preschool and healthy family development program.
- 24/7 Sexual Assault Crisis Support Services: (808) 935-0677
- YWCA Preschool: (808) 935-7141 ext. 203
- Administration: (808) 935-7141
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Contact the 24/7 national hotline (available in 200 languages or chat with an advocate online) to discuss your domestic violence situation and learn your options for reaching safety.
- Hotline: (800) 799-7233
- TTY: (800) 787-3224
National Deaf Domestic Violence Hotline
Deaf advocates are available to respond to videophone and emails 24/7.
- 24/7 Videophone: (855) 812-1001
- Email: nationaldeafhotline@adwas.org
National Network to End Domestic Violence
National coalition of domestic violence agencies in the US. Check out resources for domestic violence survivors, advocates, and programs.
Other National Domestic Violence Organizations
Training and educational resources for domestic violence advocates and survivors:
Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation
Largest one-stop resource for LGBTQ+ resource in Hawaiʻi.
- Administration: (808) 369-2000
The Lavender Clinic
Medical services such as counseling and support groups for LGBTQ+ individuals.
- Honolulu: (808) 744-2543
- Waiʻanae: (808) 744-2543
Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center
Non-profit case management and outreach organization providing public health services to those fighting HIV, hepatitis, homelessness, substance abuse, and mental illness on Oʻahu.
- Phone: (808) 521-2437
- Email: info@hhhrc.org
- Kuaʻana Project: kuaana@hhhrc.org
Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network Hawaiʻi
Grassroots organization aimed at making sure schools are safe for all students.
- Administration: (808) 358-9473
Trans Lifeline
Crisis hotline for trans people where all operators are transgender.
- 24/7 Hotline: (877) 330-6366
Hoʻо̄la Nā Pua
Prevention, intervention, and aftercare support for trafficking survivors and those at-risk in Hawaiʻi.
- Phone (8:30am - 5:00pm): (808) 445-3131
- Email: info@hoolanapua.org
- Referrals to Pearl Haven campus: (808) 900-8740
- Referrals to Starfish Mentoring Program: (808) 222-1872
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Free 24/7 support and resources for trafficking survivors.
- Hotline: (888) 373-7888
- TTY: 711
- Text: 233733
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi (COVID-19)
COVID-19 legal resources available in Chuukese, Ilocano, Tagalog, Kosraean, and Marshallese.
Legal Aid housing and COVID-19 resources:
- Tenant Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
- Landlord Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Federal agency within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that is responsible for responding to natural and manmade disasters including terroristic events and public health crises.
FEMA is also providing financial assistance for COVID-19 funeral related expenses incurred after January 20th, 2020. To learn more about this program and how to apply, view:
- Public training video with instructions and requirements on applying for assistance.
- FEMA COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program with FAQs and can be translated into various languages such as Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, Tagalog, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, and Hindi.
- Questions can be forwarded to covid19funeralassistancerfi@fema.dhs.gov.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Unemployment Insurance
Create an account and file for unemployment benefits with the State of Hawaiʻi's Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
Those financially affected by COVID-19 can file for additional benefits with PUA.
Household Hardship Relief Fund Program
This is only available for Oʻahu residents. Applicants must demonstrate economic hardship due to COVID-19 or related business closures and should have no more than $10,000 in liquid assets.
Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc.
Includes various financial resources and programs for Maui County residents.
Resources for Immigrants
View a list of federal relief programs available to immigrants without work authorization. (Updated 6/12/2020)
Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services
Includes updates on MedQuest, food stamps, child care, and other benefits.
Da Bux
Discount program for SNAP-EBT cardholders that partners food retailers with local farms to make local produce more affordable.
Aloha United Way
Public call center open 7 days a week from 7:00am - 10:00pm.
- Call: 211 from anywhere in Hawaiʻi
- Text: (877) 275-6569
- Email: info211@auw.org
- Kauaʻi Resources
Hawaiʻi Public Schools
Get up to date guidance on school closures, meals, and other resources for K-12 students.
(Grab-n-Go meals for students; updated 6/9/2020)
Hawaiʻi Children’s Action Network
Non-profit alliance in Hawaiʻi dedicated to addressing the root causes of childhood inequality and poverty.
- HCAN Website: General information on how to join HCAN and become an advocate for children.
- HCAN COVID-19 Website: Interactive resource list with the latest information on food, childcare, screening sites, and more.
Executive Office on Early Learning
Hawaiʻi-based resources for families with young children regarding childcare and subsidies.
Hawaiʻi Department of Health
hawaiicovid19.com: State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health's one-stop resource center with the latest updates.
Disease Outbreak Control Division
By County:
Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency
Statewide agency with updates on public health and natural disaster responses/emergency guidelines.
Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority
Includes updates regarding mandatory quarantines for travelers and travel restrictions.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Information on symptoms, testing, travel restrictions, and more on daily life during COVID-19.
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal agency promoting environmentally-friendly policies. Check out their list of recommended disinfectants during COVID-19.
Safe Housing Partnerships
Resource center for victims of crime with up-to-date housing and eviction information.
National Alliance on Safe Housing
Organization that ensures survivors of domestic and sexual violence have a full range of safe housing options.
National Housing Law Project
Non-profit organization whose goal is to provide housing to low-income individuals and educate tenants of their rights.
Freedom Network Training Institute
This tip sheet for Partnerships with Landlords will teach providers how to maintain relationships with landlords to house survivors, and the Housing Assessment Tool is for advocates to help assess the housing needs of survivors.
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal agency focused on addressing housing needs and enforcing fair housing laws in the U.S.
Talking to Kids About Covid-19
Learn how to talk to your children about the COVID-19 pandemic with:
- KidsHealth
- NPR comic with visual explanations
Other Children’s Resources
Check out other national resources relating to children and parenting:
- Youth and Family Hotlines (Administration for Children and Families)
- Resources for Parents (American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children)
University of Hawaiʻi
Free confidential advocates and PAU Violence contacts for all UH campuses.
- Confidential Advocates - Services include: safety planning, assistance with reporting options; mental health/counseling.
- PAU Violence and Title IX - Services include: training, education, Title IX reporting.
Hawaiʻi Pacific University
Confidential resources for HPU students and staff.
- Health Services
- Phone: (808) 544-9361
- Email: studenthealth@spclinic.org
- Counseling and Behavioral Health Services
- Phone: (808) 687-7076
- Email: counseling@hpu.edu
- HPU Chaplain (Kawika Haglund):
- Phone: (808) 687-7031
- Email: mhaglund@hpu.edu
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Campus resources for CUH students, faculty, and staff.
- Counseling Center - Services available only for currently enrolled CUH students.
- Phone: (808) 735-4845
- Email: counselingcenter@chaminade.edu
- Chaplain (Fr. Martin Solma)
- Phone: (808) 739-8339
- Email: martin.solma@chaminade.edu
Brigham Young University – Hawaiʻi
Support and resources for BYUH students and staff.
- Counseling and Disability Services
- Director of Counseling Services: Rachel Kekaula, LCSW, CSAC
- Phone: (808) 675-3518
- Email: counselingservices@byuh.edu
- Title IX Office
- Deputy Title IX Coordinator: Rebekah Strain, JD
- Phone: (808) 675-4819
- Email: titleix@byuh.edu
National Alliance on Mental Illness Hawaiʻi
Free support, information, and resources for those seeking mental health and counseling services in Hawaiʻi.
- Phone: (808) 591-1297
- Email: info@namihawaii.org
Military OneSource
Military OneSource provides 24/7 resources and support for active-duty, National Guard, and Reserve members and their families worldwide.
- Toll Free: (800) 342-9647
- TTY: Dial 711 then (800) 342-9647
Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking Sands
The Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Program provides advocacy and support for survivors affiliated with the Kauaʻi Navy installation.
- SAPR: (808) 551-1452
Marine Corps Base Hawaiʻi
Family Advocacy Program for Marines and their families.
- FAP 24/7 Abuse Hotline: (808) 216-7175
- Administration: (808) 257-7780, (808) 257-8803
Schofield Barracks
Family Advocacy and Victim Advocacy Programs for Army-affiliated domestic violence survivors.
- FAP-VAP 24/7 Hotline: (808) 624-7233
- FAP-VAP Administration: (808) 787-4227
Joint Base Pearl Harbor – Hickam
Information on JBPHH's Family Advocacy Program, Victim Advocacy Program, and Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Team.
- Clinical Counseling and Crisis Response: (808) 474-1999
- FAP-VAP: (808) 590-9910
- Sexual Assault Emergency: (808) 722-6192
- Safeline: (877) 955-5247
COVID-19
Aloha United Way
Public call center open 7 days a week from 7:00am - 10:00pm.
- Call: 211 from anywhere in Hawaiʻi
- Text: (877) 275-6569
- Email: info211@auw.org
- Kauaʻi Resources
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Information on symptoms, testing, travel restrictions, and more on daily life during COVID-19.
Da Bux
Discount program for SNAP-EBT cardholders that partners food retailers with local farms to make local produce more affordable.
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal agency focused on addressing housing needs and enforcing fair housing laws in the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal agency promoting environmentally-friendly policies. Check out their list of recommended disinfectants during COVID-19.
Executive Office on Early Learning
Hawaiʻi-based resources for families with young children regarding childcare and subsidies.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Federal agency within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that is responsible for responding to natural and manmade disasters including terroristic events and public health crises.
FEMA is also providing financial assistance for COVID-19 funeral related expenses incurred after January 20th, 2020. To learn more about this program and how to apply, view:
- Public training video with instructions and requirements on applying for assistance.
- FEMA COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program with FAQs and can be translated into various languages such as Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Chinese, Tagalog, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, and Hindi.
- Questions can be forwarded to covid19funeralassistancerfi@fema.dhs.gov.
Freedom Network Training Institute
This tip sheet for Partnerships with Landlords will teach providers how to maintain relationships with landlords to house survivors, and the Housing Assessment Tool is for advocates to help assess the housing needs of survivors.
Hawaiʻi Children’s Action Network
Non-profit alliance in Hawaiʻi dedicated to addressing the root causes of childhood inequality and poverty.
- HCAN Website: General information on how to join HCAN and become an advocate for children.
- HCAN COVID-19 Website: Interactive resource list with the latest information on food, childcare, screening sites, and more.
Hawaiʻi Department of Health
hawaiicovid19.com: State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health's one-stop resource center with the latest updates.
Disease Outbreak Control Division
By County:
Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services
Includes updates on MedQuest, food stamps, child care, and other benefits.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
Those financially affected by COVID-19 can file for additional benefits with PUA.
Hawaiʻi Department of Labor: Unemployment Insurance
Create an account and file for unemployment benefits with the State of Hawaiʻi's Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency
Statewide agency with updates on public health and natural disaster responses/emergency guidelines.
Hawaiʻi Public Schools
Get up to date guidance on school closures, meals, and other resources for K-12 students.
(Grab-n-Go meals for students; updated 6/9/2020)
Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority
Includes updates regarding mandatory quarantines for travelers and travel restrictions.
Household Hardship Relief Fund Program
This is only available for Oʻahu residents. Applicants must demonstrate economic hardship due to COVID-19 or related business closures and should have no more than $10,000 in liquid assets.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi (COVID-19)
COVID-19 legal resources available in Chuukese, Ilocano, Tagalog, Kosraean, and Marshallese.
Legal Aid housing and COVID-19 resources:
- Tenant Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
- Landlord Rights & Responsibilities - 10/15/2020
Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc.
Includes various financial resources and programs for Maui County residents.
National Alliance on Safe Housing
Organization that ensures survivors of domestic and sexual violence have a full range of safe housing options.
National Housing Law Project
Non-profit organization whose goal is to provide housing to low-income individuals and educate tenants of their rights.
Other Children’s Resources
Check out other national resources relating to children and parenting:
- Youth and Family Hotlines (Administration for Children and Families)
- Resources for Parents (American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children)
Resources for Immigrants
View a list of federal relief programs available to immigrants without work authorization. (Updated 6/12/2020)
Safe Housing Partnerships
Resource center for victims of crime with up-to-date housing and eviction information.
Talking to Kids About Covid-19
Learn how to talk to your children about the COVID-19 pandemic with:
- KidsHealth
- NPR comic with visual explanations
The Legal Clinic
Non-profit organization dedicated to providing free or low-cost legal services for immigrants in Hawaiʻi. Services include legal counsel, U.S. citizenship and COFA identification assistance, and public outreach through citizenship fairs and "Know Your Rights" workshops.
- Immigration Legal Line: (808) 777-7071