See the various programs listed under the Aloha United Way 211 Resources website at www.auw211.org.  Follow the instructions on the website.

Programs vary in income eligibility, types of assistance provided and when and how to apply.  As funding is limited, you may need to check with several organizations.

Go to the Hawaii Department of Human Services, Hawaii Public Housing Authority webpage.  You must call 832-5961 or visit 1002 North School Street to request an application form.  The State Rent Supplement Program is closed. 

There are currently 38 drug and alcohol rehab facilities within Honolulu. Click here to find the best free, Medicare / Medicad, or private insurance treatment options for you.

FreeRehabCenters.org provides a nationwide list of free, sliding scale, low income, payment assisted and affordable rehab centers. Click Here to learn more.

Rehabs.org which is very similar to Addictions.com and provides general resources for a variety of addictions along with a local treatment center directory. Click here to learn more.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) helps people find local AA meetings and provides resources for alcohol addiction. Click here to find out more.

See the Homeless Programs directory, click here. 

Go to the Hawaii Department of Human Services website.  For individual assistance to complete the application form, contact Helping Hands Hawaii at 440-3812 or through email at hhh@helpinghandshawaii.org 

Go to the Department of Community Services, Elderly Affairs Division webpage.  Contact the Elderly Affairs Division Senior Helpline at (808) 768-7700.

Go to the City & County of Honolulu Oahu WorkLinks webpage.

Go to the Hawaii Department of Human Services, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation webpage.

Various programs are available to provide assistance for African Americans living in Hawaii. Click Here to learn more.