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Department of Community Services

Ka ʻOihana Lawelawe Kaiāulu

WorkHawaiʻi Data Dashboard

A monthly snapshot capturing the WorkHawaiʻi outreach efforts and enrollment numbers across multiple programs. Numbers for each month are collected and updated on this page by the second week of the following month. 

Cumulative Data from July 2024 to August 2024.

Learn more about the WorkHawaiʻi Division.

Outreach and Enrollment Strategies

Community Based Agencies
The WorkHawaiʻi Division fosters new and continuing relationships with various community based agencies across the island, including Hina Mauka, Ka Poʻe o Kakaʻako, Hui Mahiʻai ʻĀina, Faith House Honolulu, Urban Makahiki, RYSE, and Mōhala Mai, to earn the trust and reliance of community members and promote services.
GED Satellite Locations
To increase the reach and accessibility of services, the WorkHawaiʻi Division established a Waiʻanae Satellite Office, offering GED preparation courses beginning February 2024. The division has additionally partnered with the Liliʻuokalani Trust to extend GED preparation courses to the Kapolei area beginning early 2024, and partnered with Palama Settlement to advertise services.
Hawaiʻi State Public Library System
The WorkHawaiʻi Division, in partnership with the Hawaiʻi State Public Library System, provides satellite services at ten State Libraries across the island every month to extend accessibility and services to community members.
Which library will we be at next?
Correctional Facilities
WorkHawaiʻi staff regularly go into the Halawa and Waiawa Correctional Facilities to promote services and programs to inmates transitioning to release, with additional outreach missions to the Women’s Correctional Center.
Unemployment Insurance Office
WorkHawaiʻi staff have established a regular presence at the Honolulu Unemployment Insurance Office, providing information on services and programs to Oʻahu’s Dislocated Worker population every Monday and Friday.
When will we be at the Unemployment Office?
Extended Hours of Operation
The WorkHawaiʻi Division has extended its hours of operation to increase public access to free and vital job development, housing, and educational services.
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Hiring Events
The WorkHawaiʻi Division hosts regular Hiring Events at no cost to employers and job seekers, connecting qualified and enthusiastic individuals with sustainable jobs and careers.
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Business Services
In the furtherance of the mission to empower the people of O'ahu, the WorkHawai'i Division offers a variety of services at no charge to businesses, including Hiring Events and paid internship placement and on-the-job training program.
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Total Program Enrollment Numbers

WIOA Adult
0
WIOA Dislocated Worker
0
WIOA Youth
0
QUEST
0
Rent to Work
0
TEAM WorkHawaiʻi
0

What is WIOA? – Click here to learn more about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

Total Accrued Expenditures by Program

WIOA expenditure numbers based on July 2024 WIOA Expenditure Registers.

QUEST expenditure numbers based on June 2024 QUEST Expenditure Register.

Rent to Work expenditure numbers based on June 2024 TBRA and CDBG Expenditure Registers combined.

WIOA Adult

$ 0

WIOA Dislocated Worker

$ 0

QUEST

$ 0

WIOA Youth

$ 0

Rent to Work

$ 0

Division Outreach Numbers

Mass Touch Number
0
Mass Touch Interactions

This figure represents individuals with whom WorkHawaiʻi staff shared general information about division programs and services. Information in this category was provided to a broad audience simultaneously.

High Touch Interactions

This figure represents individuals with whom WorkHawaiʻi staff engaged with in detailed and individualized discussions about division programs and services, aiming to build rapport for future relations.

High Touch Number
0
Inquiry Number
0
Program Inquiries

This figure represents the amount of individuals who have expressed interest in applying for one or more WorkHawaiʻi program, either through direct contact with division staff or by filling out the WorkHawaiʻi Program Interest Form.

Library Interactions

This figure represents individuals with whom WorkHawaiʻi staff engaged with while performing outreach at Hawaiʻi State Public Libraries, inclusive of both Mass and High touch Interactions.

Library Interaction Number
0

The Human Impact - WorkHawaiʻi Hiring Event, Spring 2024

Previous Program Year Data

  • Total Program Enrollment Numbers:
    • WIOA Adult: 342
    • WIOA Dislocated Worker: 89
    • WIOA Youth: 85
    • QUEST: 174
    • Rent to Work: 240
    • TEAM WorkHawaiʻi: 222
  • Total Accrued Expenditures by Program
    • WIOA Adult: $922,979.46
    • WIOA Dislocated Worker: $382,989.06
    • WIOA Youth: $826,761.05
    • QUEST: $1,100,544.02
    • Rent to Work: $2,309,643.79
  • Division Outreach Numbers
    • Mass Touch Interactions: 6,964
    • High Touch Interactions: 3,157
    • Program Inquiries: 621
    • Library Interactions: 525
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