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Kauai County Council Website Navigation

March 9, 2022

[video width="640" height="360" mp4="https://homelessness.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Kauai-County-Council-Navigation-Guide.mp4"][/video]   As part of our continuing efforts to assist with County level advocacy, check out the new Kauai County Council navigation guide developed by HICH staff and social work students. Click on the link below to...

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Podcast – The Permanent Address

March 3, 2022

[video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://homelessness.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Edited-Season-2-Episode-1-Rental-Screening-Fees-1.mp4"][/video] Season 2 - Episode 1  |  Rental Screening Fees March 7, 2022  |  Honolulu, HI Rental application screening fees are fees that are usually collected by landlords along with the submission of an application for a...

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Minors Experiencing Homelessness or Unstable Housing

December 3, 2021

There are nearly 3,600 students identified in unstable housing across the State of Hawaii, and families experiencing unstable housing have rights under the McKinney-Vento Act to ensure their children continue uninterrupted access to education and services. Our student interns from...

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EVICTION MORATORIUM RESOURCES

October 27, 2021

I received an eviction notice from my landlord.  What should I do? Contact the State Landlord-Tenant Hotline (808-586-2634) or a legal services agency, such as the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii (808-536-4302), to seek information about your rights as a...

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IDENTIFICATION AND VITAL DOCUMENTS

August 29, 2021

The lack of a valid government identification document (I.D.), or vital documents needed to obtain an I.D. card, can be a huge barrier to housing and employment for many people experiencing homelessness.   Please read below for information on resources to...

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Continuing to Serve – Hale Maluhia

August 21, 2021

[caption id="attachment_2731" align="alignleft" width="225"] Photo taken at Hale Maluhia.[/caption] Eighteen months after the first residents moved in to Hale Maluhia, there many milestones to celebrate. The program has served over 25 survivors and 44 children, all of whom have remained...

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