At-Risk Youth Resources Manual SSE15

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At-Risk Youth
Resources Referral Manual
Original: Lisa Chun Fat (2011); Revised By: Sheree M. Klask (2012)
Current Revision By:
Maria Trimble (Summer 2014)
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Editor: Ronnie Mulford, Ph.D.
1 Table of Contents
Organized by types of service
EDUCATION
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Adult Friends for Youth………………………………………………………
Youth Services…………………………………………………………………
eXcel…………………………………………………………………………..
Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge Academy………………………….
Variety School of Hawaii……………………………………………………..
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EMPLOYMENT
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Department of Community Services Work Hawaii Divisions……………….
Goodwill Ola I Ka Hana Program…………………………………………….
Youth Services………………………………………………………………..
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HOTLINES
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Ask Aloha Helpline…………………………………………………………...
Child & Family Service Hotlines……………………………………………..
Child Pornography Tipline……………………………………………………
Hawaii Parent Line……………………………………………………………
Health Resources and Services Administration HIV/AIDS Programs……….
Maui Youth Crisis Line……………………………………………………….
National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse……….
National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline………………………………….
National Runaway Switchboard………………………………………………
National Suicide Hotline………………………………………………………
Poison Help……………………………………………………………………
The Trevor Project…………………………………………………………….
Coalition for a Drug Free Hawaii……………………………………………..
Hawaii Sate Clearinghouse on Missing Children……………………………..
Hawaii Youth Services Network……………………………………………..
Mental Health Association in Hawaii………………………………………..
Special Parent Information Network (SPIN)…………………………………
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COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
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Bay Clinic, Inc……………………………………………………………….
o Main Clinic…………………………………………………………..
o Kau Family Health Center…………………………………………. .
o Keaau Family Health Center…………………………………………
o Pahoa Family Health Center…………………………………………
o Hamakua Health Center……………………………………………..
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2 o West Hawaii Community Health Center (CHC)…………………….
 Kealakekua…………………………………………………..
 Waikoloa……………………………………………………
 Dental Van…………………………………………………..
o Hilo Clinic…………………………………………………………...
o Kohala Family Health Center………………………………………..
o Pahoa Women’s Health Clinic………………………………………
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 Kauai
o Kauai Community Health Center…………………………………...
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Lana’i Community Health Center…………………………………..
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Malama I Ke Ola Health Center…………………………………..
Ka Hale A Ke Ola Resource Center………………………………
Lahaina Comprehensive Health Center…………………………..
Hana Community Health Center………………………………….
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 Molokai
o Molokai Community Health Center………………………………
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Kalihi-Palama Health Center……………………………………..
Kaaahi Street Clinic……………………………………………….
WIC……………………………………………………………….
KPHC Downtown………………………………………………...
Behavioral Health, Health Education…………………………….
Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services…………..
KKV Kalihi Valley Homes……………………………………….
KKV Senior Resource Center……………………………………
KKV Hauiki Hale………………………………………………..
KKV Kuhio Park Terrace………………………………………...
Koolauloa Commnity Health & Wellness Center………………..
Kahuku Hospital Campus………………………………………..
Hauula Clinic…………………………………………………….
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center…………………..
James and Abigail Campbell Clinic……………………………..
Waipahu Clinic…………………………………………………..
Waiola Clinic…………………………………………………….
Kapolei Clinic……………………………………………………
Waikiki Health Center…………………………………………...
Makahiki Clinic………………………………………………….
Care-A-Van……………………………………………………..
Youth Outreach Program (YO)…………………………………
Path Clinic………………………………………………………
Waimanalo Health Center……………………………………..
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FOOD
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Aloha Harvest…………………………………………………………
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Alternative Structures International………………………………….
Hawaii Island Home for Recovery…………………………………..
Family Life Center…………………………………………………..
Family Promise of Hawaii…………………………………………..
Gregory House Programs……………………………………………
Hale Kipa Inc………………………………………………………..
Holomua Na Ohana………………………………………..………..
Honolulu Community Action Program……………………………..
Institute for Human Services………………………………………..
Kahale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Center………………………
Kahikolu Ohana Hale O Waianae…………………………………..
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SAFETY
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Hawaii Youth Service Network……………………………………
Kapiolani Child Protection Center…………………………………
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COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMS
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Catholic Charities Hawaii…………………………………………
Hale Kipa………………………………………………………….
Maui Youth and Family Services…………………………………
The Children’s Alliance of Hawaii (Enhancements)……………..
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SUBSTANCES ABUSE
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Alcoholics Anonymous……………………………………………
Aloha House………………………………………………………
Big Island Substance Abuse Council……………………………..
Bobby Benson Center…………………………………………….
Castle Medical Center……………………………………………
Habilitat………………………………………………………….
Hawaii Counseling and Education Center……………………….
Hina Mauka Recovery Center……………………………………
Ho’omau Ke Ola………………………………………………….
Ka Ala La’i Program………………………………………………
Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health Center…………………………..
Kalihi YMCA…………………………………………..…………
Ke Ala Pono……………………………………………………….
New Horizons……………………………………………………..
Palama Settlement “Pakolea Program”……………………………
Teen C.A.R.E Program……………………………………………
The Parent Project…………………………………………………
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center……………………
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City and County of Hawaii Youth Services Center………………
Epic Foundation (‘Imi’ike)………………………………………..
Hawaii Job Corps Center……………………………………………
Kupu Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps…………………………..
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POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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A Keiki’s Dream…………………………………………………..
Big Brother’s Big Sisters of Hawaii……………………………….
Boy Scouts of America, Aloha Counsel …………………………..
Boy’s and Girl’s Club of Hawaii…………………………………..
Captain’s Club……………………………………………………..
EPIC Ohana Inc……………………………...……………………
Family Programs Hawaii-Enhancements………………………….
Farrington Teen Center……………………………………………
Girl Scout Council of Hawaii……………………………………..
Hale Kipa………………………………………………………….
Hawaii 4-H………………………………………………………..
Hawaii Foster Youth Coalition……………………………………
Hawaii Speed and Quickness……………………………………..
Kids Hurt Too Peer Support Program……………………………
Marimed Foundation-Kailana Program…………………………..
Parents and Children Together (PACT)-Community Teen Program
Sounding Joy Music Therapy Inc……………………………….
The Children’s Alliance of Hawaii………………………………
Winner’s Camp…………………………………………………..
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5 EDUCATION
Adult Friends for Youth
3375 Koapaka Street, Suite B-290 Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone Number: 833-8775
Fax: 833-6469
Email: [email protected]
Services: Alternative school program, student transition convention and works with school groups and
youth gangs
Eligibility: Troubled youths ages 11-17 at specific schools Honolulu to Waianae Referred by: self or
youth referred by school counselor or parent (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free for Youth
Area served: Oahu (Downtown Honolulu to Waianae)
Website: www.afyhawaii.com
6 Youth Services
729 E Emily St. Honolulu, HI 96813
Fax Number: 591-1768
Website: www.hcapweb.org
Services: The Youth Services Education Program helps youth 14 to 21 years of age
complete their high school education. The program offers classes for both out-of-school
and in-school youth. Classroom attendance allows them to gain life skills that will enable
them to become productive community members and increase their employability.
Eligibility: Youth, ages 14-21 years old, low-income (foster youth qualify) Referred by:
self (Child's social worker for children in CWS); Minimum 7th grade math and reading
level
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
7 eXcel
250 Vineyard Street Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone Number: 521-9531 ext. 297
Website: www.FamilyProgramsHawaii.org
Services: This new program targets foster youth interested in attending college or vocational training. eXcel
initially concentrates on career and interest exploration, establishing goals, and learning basic independent
skills. Support will be provided in the application process and completing financial aid and scholarship
applications. Ongoing support will be provided throughout their college or vocational program.
Eligibility: Current and former foster youth on O’ahu considering higher education
Referred by: Child's social worker
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge Academy
P.O. Box 75348 Kapolei, HI 96707
Website: http://dod.hawaii.gov/
Services: Operates a competency based high school diploma program offered in a military based environment
during a 22-week residential phase and a second 12- month phase helping participants enroll in higher
education, a technical school program or obtain a job.
Eligibility: Youth 16-19 years old, failing school or dropped out, who voluntarily participate, US citizen and
Hawaii resident, free from pending charges and drug free
Referred by: self or child's social worker for children in CWS
Fee: Free
Area served: Statewide
8 710 Palekaua Street Honolulu, HI 96816
Website: www.varietyschool.org
Services: A school offering children a wide variety of programs and experiences in a small setting focused on
the academic and social needs of each child.
Eligibility: Children ages 5-13 with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder and/or high-functioning
autism.
Referred by: Self, Social Worker, Parents, or Guardian
Fee: Call for current tuition costs. Financial aid available.
Area served: Oahu
9 EMPLOYMENT
Department Of Community Services Work Hawaii Divisions – Youth Services Center:
Creating Employment Opportunities (CEO)
1505 Dillingham Boulevard, Suite 206, Honolulu, Hi 96817
Phone Number: (808) 768-5777
Services: CEO provides young adults previously involved in the juvenile justice system the opportunity to
achieve educational, training, and employment goals through participation in various services and activities;
Including, education and vocational services, career development, personal development, case management,
mental health counseling, parenting classes, legal services and other support services.
Eligibility: Must be 18-21 years old; Provide documentation proof or prior involvement in the juvenile justice
system; Never been convicted as an adult under Federal or State law.
Fee: Free
Website: http://www.ocewd.org/workhawaii-youth-services-center
10 Goodwill Ola I Ka Hana program
1075 Young Street, Honolulu, HI 96814
2140 Lauwiliwili St., Kapolei, HI 96707
Phone Number: 792-8591 (Kapolei site), 836-0313 ext 1134 (Honolulu site), 961-0307 (Hilo site), 443-5852
(Kona site)
Services: Goodwill’s Ola I Ka Hana program works with youth on their education and work goals. Participants
will work on resume development, job searching and interviewing, job applications and career interests. They
offer basic skills enrichment, academic preparation for a high school diploma, GED classes, service learning,
character building, financial literacy, employment preparation, health and fitness instruction, cultural
enrichment and leadership development. Services are provided in classroom and individual settings. Frequency
of Services provided depends on individual client's needs.
Eligibility: Under the age of 21 and experiencing difficulties in high school
Fee: Free
Areas served: Oahu and Hawai’i
Website: www.higoodwill.org
Youth Services
729 E Emily St. Honolulu, HI 96813
Website: www.hcapweb.org
Services: This program provides job training and placement for out-of-school and
in-school youth, 16 to 21 years of age and is an optimum follow-up to our Youth
Services Education Program. It also offers competency-based work readiness skills prior to employment. The
program also provides leadership skills training, occupational training, cultural awareness, and on-going
individual and group counseling.
Eligibility: Youth, ages 16-21 years old, low-income (foster youth qualify) Referred by: self (Child's social
worker for children in CWS)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
11 HOTLINES
Ask Aloha Helpline
Phone Number: 2-1-1
Services: 2-1-1 is a confidential, toll-free help hotline for anyone in Hawaii
in need of help. With 2-1-1, you can easily find information and referrals on
everything from crisis intervention and counseling to job training,
educational programs and child care.
Eligibility: Simply dial 2-1-1 Monday – Friday from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. The
service is confidential, toll-free, statewide and multilingual assistance is available.
Website: https://www.auw.org/get-help/
12 Child & Family Service Hotlines
Phone Numbers: 1-800-753-6879 (For all islands)
Website: www.childandfamilyservice.org
Service: Crisis Mobile Outreach services provide support, consultation, assessment and referrals to all youth
whose immediate health and safety may be in jeopardy due to a mental health issue. Crisis Mobile Outreach
services are available to conduct a face-to-face assessment of the crisis situation and arrange appropriate course
of action.
Eligibility: All youth experiencing a crisis are eligible for services.
Fees: There are no fees for this service.
Child Pornography Tipline
Phone Number: 1-800-843-5678
Website: http://www.missingkids.com/hotline
Service: 24-hour means for reporting crimes against children including possession, manufacture, and
distribution of child pornography.
Hawaii Parent Line
Phone Numbers: Oahu 526-1222; Neighbor Islands: 1-800-816-1222
Website: http://www.theparentline.org/
Service: free statewide confidential telephone line which offers support and information to parents and other
caregivers. The phone line staff will help you problem-solve parenting challenges and child and adolescent
behavior and development issues. Community resources information and parenting handouts are available.
13 Health Resources and Services Administration HIV/AIDS Programs
Phone Number: 1-800-321-1555; If calling out of state: (808) 922-1313
Website: http://hab.hrsa.gov/gethelp/statehotlines.html
Service: Health Program helps people with HIV/AIDS who have nowhere else to turn for the care they need. If
you are HIV-positive, you can get medical care and some other services, even if you do not have health
insurance or money to pay for health services.
Maui Youth Crisis Line
Service: Provides support, consultation, and referral services. Also provides information and/or guidance to
manage a crisis.
Fees: Free
Eligibility: Not limited.
National Domestic Violence/Abuse Hotline
Phone Number: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Website: http://www.thehotline.org/
Service: 24-hour national service for reporting and beginning investigation in domestic violence and abuse
cases.
National Runaway Switchboard
Phone Number: 1-800-RUNAWAY (1-800-786-2929)
Website: http://www.1800runaway.org/
Service: 24-hour national service to report runaway cases.
14 National Suicide Hotline
Phone Number: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Website: http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
Service: 24-hour national service to help those contemplating or victims of suicide.
Poison Help
Phone Number: 1-800-222-1222
Website: http://poisonhelp.hrsa.gov/the-poison-help-line/
Service: 24-hour line to help with information in possible poisonous situations
(chemicals, medicine, or household items, etc.) connects you to your local poison
center. Translation is available in 161 languages.
The Trevor Project
Phone Number: 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (1-866-488-7386)
Website: www.thetrevorproject.org
Service: Crisis and suicide prevention helpline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth.
Confidential service that offers hope and someone to talk to, 24/7.
Coalition for a Drug Free Hawaii
Phone Numbers:
Oahu: 832-3100
Neighbor Islands: 1-800-753-6879
Website: http://www.drugfreehawaii.org/
Service: works to reduce and prevent drug abuse in Hawai'i through awareness, education and action. Visit
Drugs and Teen Substance Abuse.
15 Hawaii Sate Clearinghouse on Missing Children
Phone Numbers: 808-753-9797
Toll Free: 1-800-468-4644 ext. 6-1449
Website: http://www.missingkidshawaii.org/index.html
Service: Operates as a Hawaii response center and is linked to all Hawaii county police departments, the FBI,
all mainland U.S. police agencies through the National Crime Information Center, all mainland children's
clearinghouses through computer hookups with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and
national as well as state databases to enable the "tracking" of abductors and/or "missing children" through
drivers' licenses, vehicle registration, social security numbers and credit information. Visit Runaways and
Missing Children.
Hawaii Youth Services Network
Phone Number: 808-531-2198
Service: HYSN increases the capacity of youth-serving organizations and individuals through training and
technical assistance, builds partnerships and collaborations among organizations, and workers to ensure that
policies, programs and resources are in place to meet the needs of youth and their families.
Website: www.hysn.org
Mental Health Association in Hawaii
Website: http://www.mentalhealth-hi.org/
Service: voluntary citizen's organization that promotes mental health and the prevention of mental illnesses
through education and advocacy and works to improve the care, treatment and participation of individuals with
mental illnesses.
Special Parent Information Network (SPIN)
Phone: Oahu 808-586-8126; Kauai 274-3141 ext. 6-8126; Hawai’i 974-4000 ext. 6-8126; Maui 984-2400 ext.
6-8126; Molokai & Lanai 1-800-468-4644 ext. 6-8126
Website: http://spinhawaii.org/
Service: parent-to-parent organization in Hawaii that provides information, support and referral to parents of
children and young adults with disabilities and the professionals who serve them.
16 COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTERS
Island of Hawaii
Kau Family Health Center
95-5583 Mamalahoa Highway
Na’alehu, HI 96772
Phone: (808) 929-7311
Hilo Clinic
1178 Kino‘ole St.
Hilo, HI 96720
808-934-3206
www.bayclinic.org
Bay Clinic Family Health
Center
15-2866 Pāhoa Village Road,
Bldg F, Suite-A
Pahoa, HI 96778
808-965-3038
Kohala Family Health Center
53-3925 Akoni Pule Highway
Kapa‘au, HI 96755
808-889-6236
Pāhoa Women's Health Clinic
73 Puuhonu Place, Suite 204
Hilo, HI 96720
808-934-3280
Keaau Family Health Center
16-192 Pilimua Street
Keaau, HI 96749
Phone: (808) 930-0400
Hamakua Health Center
45-549 Plumeria Street
Honoka’a, HI 96727
Phone: (808) 775-7204
www.hamakua-health.org
West Hawaii Community
Health Center (CHC)
75-5751 Kuakini Hwy, Suite
104
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone: (808) 326-5629
www.westhawaiichc.org
Health Center – Kealakekua
Selwyn Plaza
81-6627 Mamaloahoa Hwy
Kealakekua, HI 96750
(808) 323-8005
Pahoa Family Health Center
15-2868 Pahoa Village Road, BldgC Suite-A
Pahoa, HI 96778
Phone: (808) 965-9711
Adult Medical, Suite B-1
Keiki Medical, Suite B-3
Keiki Dental, Suite 106
(Floor 2)
Health Center – Waikoloa
Waikoloa Highlands Shopping
Center
68-1845 Waikoloa Road, Suite
207
808-769-5160
Health Center – Dental Van
Stationed at Hope Services
74-5593 Pawai Place
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
808-329-0465
17 Kauai
Kaua‘i Community Health Center
4643B Waimea Canyon Drive
Waimea, HI 96796
808-240-0100
Kaua‘i Community Health Center
4800-D Kawaihau Road
Kapaa, HI 96746
808-240-0100
Lanai
Lana‘i Community Health Center
478 Lauhala Place
Lana‘i City, HI 96763
808-565-6919
Maui
Malama I Ke Ola Health Center
(Community Clinic of Maui)
1881 Nani St.
Wailuku, HI 96793
808-871-7772
Lāhainā Comp. Health Center
15 Ipu Aumakua
Lāhainā, HI 96761
808-667-7598
Ka Hale a Ke Ola Resource Center
670-A Wai‘ale Drive
Wailuku, HI 96793
808-244-0220
Hana Health
4590 Hana Highway
Hana, HI 96713
808-248-8294
Molokai
Molokai Community Health Center
28 Kamoi Street, Suite 600
Kaunakakai, HI 96748
Phone: (808) 553-5038
18 Oahu
Kalihi-Palama Health Center
Main Clinic
915 North King Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 848-1438
Website: www.kphc.org
WIC
888 North King Street, Suites 4 & 5
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 841-0011
KPHC Downtown
89 South King Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 792-5560
Kaaahi Street Clinic (Women &
Children’s Shelter)
546 Kaaahi Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 853-1700
Behavioral Health, Health
Education
952 North King Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
(808) 841-7981
Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services
Main Clinic
2239 North School Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone: (808) 791-9400
Website:
www.kokuakalihivalley.org
KKV Senior Resource Center KKV Hauiki Hale
1846 Gulick Avenue
1574 Meyers Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
Honolulu, HI 96819
(808) 848-0977
KKV Kalihi Valley Homes
2243 Kalaunu Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
KKV Kuhio Park Terrace
1475 Linapuni Street, #A-175
Honolulu, HI 96819
Koolauloa Commnity Health & Wellness Center
Kahuku Hospital Campus
56-119 Pualalea St.
Hauula Clinic
54-316 Kamehameha Hwy,
19 Kahuku, HI 96731
Phone: (808) 293-9216
Unit #7
Hauula, HI, 96717
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
Main Campus
86-260 Farrington Highway
Wai’anae, HI 96792
Phone: (808) 696-7081
Website: www.wcchc.com
James and Abigail Campbell
Clinic
Waianae, HI 96792
Phone: (808) 668-2311
Wai’ola Clinic
Waianae, HI 96792
Phone: (808) 697-3133
Kapolei Clinic
91-525 Farrington Highway,
Suite 102
Kapolei, HI 96707
Phone: (808) 674-9352
Waipahu Clinic (Filipino
Community Center)
94-428 Mokuola Street, #108B
Waipahu, HI 96797
Phone: (808) 676-7233
Waikiki Health Center
Main Clinic
277 Ohua Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: (808) 992-4787
Website: www.waikikihc.org
Makahiki Clinic
935 Makahiki Way
Honolulu, HI 96826
Phone: (808) 922-4787
Youth Outreach/ Teen Clinic
- Waikiki
415 Keoniana St.
Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: (808) 942-5858
Path Clinic - Kaimuki
845 22nd Ave,
Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone: (808) 791-9390
Care-A-Van Homeless DropIn Center and Clinic
3020 Waialae Ave.
Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone: (808) 992-4790
Waimanalo Health Center
41-1374 Kalanianaole Highway
Waimanalo, HI 96795
Phone: (808) 259-7948
Website: www.waimanalohc.org
20 FOOD
Aloha Harvest
3599 Waialae Avenue #23, Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone Number: (808) 537-6945
Fax Number: (808) 537-6970
Website: http://www.alohaharvest.org
Service description: Aloha Harvest is a non-profit organization that rescues quality, donated
food and delivers it “free of charge” to social service agencies feeding the hungry in Hawaii.
Service area: Oahu.
Fees: Free.
21 Hawaii Foodbank Inc.
2611 Kilihau Street Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone number: (808) 836-3600
Fax number: (808) 836-2272
Website: http://www.hawaiifoodbank.org Hours: Mon. - Fri.: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Service description:
***DOES NOT OFFER DIRECT DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD TO THE PUBLIC***
Receives surplus and salvage food from companies and distributes it to non-profit agencies that
are pantries, shelters or does off-site feeding programs. Make food available to non-profit
member agencies that help feed the needy, children, elderly, abused, ill and disabled.
Membership applications open to all publicly supported 501(c)3 designated organizations. Does
not provide food to individuals. Accepts volunteers in the following areas: sorting food, clerical,
stuffing/folding envelopes, doing research work, making props/favors, making orange ribbons or
cleaning. Volunteers also accepted for "Check Out Hunger" and "Victoria Ward Centers City
Lights Trolley Tours" programs and the annual food drive and golf tournament.
Service area: Oahu.
Eligibility: Publicly supported 501(c)(3) agencies providing meals, shelters, feeding programs
and food pantries that serve the needy, children, elderly, abused, ill and disabled.
Target: Membership applications open to all publicly supported 501(c)3 designated
organizations. Non-profit agencies that are pantries, shelters or has feeding programs. Non-profit
member agencies that serve the needy, children, elderly, abused, ill and disabled.
22 HOUSING & SHELTERS
Alternative Structures International
86-660 Lualualei Homestead Road Waianae, HI 96792
Phone Number: (808) 696-2655Fax (808) 696-6608
Website: http://asihawaii.org/
Service: provides transitional living and other various developmental programs for those on the
Waianae Coast.
Hawaii Island Home for Recovery
Phone Number: (808) 566-5550
Toll-Free from Neighbor Islands: 1-888-731-3863 ext 550
Fax Number: (808) 521-6286
Service: Hawaii Island Home for Recovery provides safe housing to persons in need who desire
to live free of alcohol and illegal drugs.
23 95 Kane St. Kahului, HI 96732
Website: http://flcmaui.org/
Service: Family Life Center is a housing program that addresses the needs of the homeless or atrisk homeless through emergency shelter, permanent housing and rental assistance. Food and
clothing is given out on Wednesdays 10a.m-12p.m.
Family Promise of Hawaii
Honolulu Center: 245 North Kukui Street #101 Honolulu, HI 96817
Windward Center: 69 North Kainalu Dr. Kailua, HI 96734
Phone Number: Honolulu Center 548-7478; Windward Center 808-261-7478
Website: http://www.familypromisehawaii.org/
Service: Mission is to mobilize existing community resources to aid families with children
experiencing homelessness and help them transition to sustainable independence.
Gregory House Programs
200 N. Vineyard Blvd., Suite A310 Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 592-9022
Fax: (808) 592-9049
Website: http://www.gregoryhouse.org/
Service: Committed to the ongoing assessment and development of programs that meet the
housing needs of persons living with HIV/AIDS throughout Hawaii, because housing is
healthcare. Our deepest hope is for a cure for HIV, the end of homelessness, and the day when
Gregory House Programs will no longer be needed. Until then, Gregory House Programs will
continue to do whatever is needed to ease the impact on those who have been infected and
affected with HIV/AIDS.
24 Hale Kipa
Ewa Emergency Shelter
Program Phone: 589-1829, Ext. 155
Service: Emergency shelter, support, protection and a structured environment to homeless,
runaway, abused and neglected youth between 12 and 17 years of age. The group home in ‘Ewa
is available for those who are in need of support, protection, and a structured environment.
Kamala Homes
Program Phone: 589-1829, Ext. 150
Service: Temporary foster homes provide emergency foster home placement services for abused
and / or neglected youth between 10 and 17 years of age.
Honolulu Home
Program Phone: 589-1829 Ext. 156
Service: Offers emergency shelter, support, protection and a structured environment to
homeless, runaway, abused and neglected youth between 12 and 17 years of age. Group homes
for boys and girls in Ewa and Honolulu are available for those who are in need of support,
protection, and a structured environment
Holomua Na Ohana
Weinberg Village Waimanalo
41-490 Saddle City Road, Waimanalo, HI 96795
Phone Number: (808) 259-6658
Onemalu
48 Belleau Woods Street, Kapolei, HI 96707-2141
Phone Number: (808) 682-3869
Website: http://holomuanaohana.org/
Service: Transitional housing programs.
25 Honolulu Community Action Program
Kumuhonua Transitional Shelter:
Phone Number: (808) 682-5494
Fax Number: (808) 682-5495
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 75547
Physical Address: 91-1096 Yorktown St., Building 36 Kapolei, HI 96707
Program Aide: (808) 682-5494
Service: Kumuhonua is a transitional living center located at Kalaeloa, Barbers Point.
Kumuhonua is for single adults and couples (18 and over) who are homeless or at-risk for
homelessness. Kumuhonua provides housing (up to 2 years), case management services and
ongoing workshops and classes.
Eligibility: Adults 18 years old or older, homeless or at-risk of homelessness, stable source,
income at least $600 per month and able to live independently.
Institute for Human Services
Services: The Housing Program’s main goal is to assist as many families and individuals as
possible to either prevent them from becoming homeless or to help them out of homelessness. To
accomplish this task, IHS has several different programs available that assist households by
providing housing subsidies, security and utility deposits, first month’s rent, or possibly even
past due rent.
Phone Number: (808) 447-2887
Website: http://www.ihshawaii.org/
26 Main Numbers:
Kaaahi Service Center: 808-447-2800
Sumner Service Center: 808-447-2900
Kaamahu Service Center: 808-447-2862
Selected Service Numbers:
Case Management Services: 808-447-2911
Development and Community Relations: 808-447-2810
Employment Services: 808-447-2912
Housing Services: 808-447-2863
Urban Outreach Services: 808-447-2903
Volunteer Services: 808-447-2842
Kahale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Center
Central Center: 670 Waiale Road Wailuku, HI 96793
Westside Center: 15 Ipu’Aumakua Lane Lahaina, Hawaii 96761
Phone Number: Central Center (808) 242-7600; Westside Center (808) 662-0076
Fax Number: Central Center (808) 244-0821; Westside Center (808) 662-0074
Website: http://www.khako.org/
Services: Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Food, Life Skills, Job Training, Substance
Abuse Treatment, Case Management, Health Care, Child Care, Headstart Program, GED
Preparation, Adult Education.
Kahikolu Ohana Hale O Waianae
85-296 Ala Hema Street Waianae, HI 96792
Website: http://www.khako.org/
Service: Helping the homeless with transitional, rentals, emergency, etc.
27 SAFETY
Hawaii Youth Service Network
677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 702 Honolulu, HI 96813
Services: A statewide coalition of youth-serving organizations promoting the well-being of
youth and strengthening of families and communities by providing leadership, encouraging
collaboration, and creating partnerships statewide.
Eligibility: Anyone may call to find out more about HYSN programs and membership Referred
by: self
Fee: Free
Website: www.hysn.org
Kapiolani Child Protection Center
55 Merchant Street, 22nd Floor Honolulu, HI 96813
West Hawaii Office: 74-5599 Luhia Street, Room E-7 Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone Number: Oahu: 535-7700
West Hawaii: 329-4020
Toll-free: 1-888-535-7790
Services: Several programs for children in foster care, including foster care group therapy, peer
counselor training program, peer mentoring program, and permanent placement groups.
Eligibility: Child in foster care, or for permanent placement group, was adopted or in permanent
placement; peer mentoring for children ages 5-11 years old.
Referred by: Child's social worker for children in CWS Fee: Mentoring program is free; Group
therapy is covered by Quest medical insurance.
Area served: Oahu, West Hawai‘i
Website: www.kapiolani.org/child-protection-center
28 COMPREHENSIVE
PROGRAMS
Phone Numbers:
O‘ahu Campus Main Line: (808) 524-4673
O’ahu Help Line: (808) 521-4357
Hawai‘i Island: (808) 935-4673
Maui: (808) 873-4673
Kaua‘i: (808) 241-4673
Website: http://www.catholiccharitieshawaii.org/
Service: Provides a wide array of support for Hawaii’s people in need, from counseling services
to housing and hot meals.
Youth Outreach Program
415 Keoniana St., Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: (808) 942-5858
Service: Serves as a safe haven for run-away, homeless youths and young adults, offering drop
in services, case management, counseling, health/medical services, social services and nonjudgmental support on referral and walk-in basis.
29 Maui Youth and Family Services
PO Box 790006 Paia, HI 96779-0006
Website: http://www.myfs.org/
Service: Provides a range of behavioral and mental health programs that work together to wrap
appropriate services around children and families. By providing services that emphasize
prevention, MYFS focuses on developing stronger families and youth who become responsible
and contributing members of the community.
Enhancements
200 N. Vineyard Blvd. #410Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone Number:
Oahu: 599-2955
Kauai: 246-3736
Services: Offers financial support for school expenses, health related costs, clothing, bus passes,
sports, hobbies, and intersession activities to promote development and increase self-esteem.
Annual Back to School project and Christmas Angel project.
Eligibility: Sexually abused children on Oahu, ages 0-18. Abused and neglected children on
Kauai, ages 0-18.
Referred by: Child's social worker for children in CWS, resource family, or other service
provider.
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu, Kauai
Website: www.cahawaii.org
30 SUBSTANCES ABUSE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Phone Numbers: 946-1438
Website: http://oahucentraloffice.com/
Services: Phone lines are answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Provides meetings
(and event information) for people who have or think they may have problems with alcohol.
Meetings held at various locations throughout the Islands of Hawaii.
Aloha House
Mailing address: Maunaolu Campus, Upcountry P.O. Box 791779 Paia, Hawaii 96779
Street address: 4593 Ike Drive Makawao, HI 96768
Target Group: Adults, youth ages 12-17
Area Served: Statewide, preference to Maui county residents
Fees: Sliding scale fee
Insurance coverage accepted: Yes
Service: Adult residential, day treatment, outpatient, education classes provided. Outpatient
services available for adolescents.
31 Big Island Substance Abuse Council
297 Waianuenue Avenue, Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Phone Numbers:
Hilo: (808) 935-4972
Kea’au: (808) 969-9994
Website: http://www.bisac.org/
Target Group: Substance Abusers
Area Served: Island of Hawaii
Insurance coverage accepted: Yes
Programs: Adult Outpatient Treatment Program, Adult Therapeutic Living Program,
Adolescent School Based Treatment Program, Adolescent School-Based program
Service: Day Treatment (5 days per week), Intensive Outpatient (3 days per week), Outpatient (1
day per week), after care, gender specific groups, individual counseling, group sessions (skill,
task, recreation and process), family counseling, job readiness, therapeutic nursery, pregnant and
postpartum case management, therapeutic living (24-hour supervision - separate male/female
homes).
BOBBY BENSON CENTER
56-660 Kamehameha Hwy. Kahuku, Hawaii 96731
Website: http://www.bobbybenson.org/dev/
Target Group: Youth 13-17
Area Served: Statewide
Fees: Fee for service
Insurance coverage: Yes, call for specifics.
Service: Temporary residential treatment program designed for adolescents between the ages of
13 and 17 suffering from substance abuse.
32 640 Ulukahiki Street Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Honolulu: 596-0050
Windward: 247-4466
Haleiwa: 637-8003
Target Group: Youth 13-18
Insurance coverage: Yes, call for specifics Treatment may be possible even if you have no
insurance/money.
Service: *Adolescent Inpatient/Outpatient Treatment*Individualized treatment programs based
on the identified problems on patients for addiction, serious and persistent mental problems.
Some programs available: addiction assessment and treatment with intensive inpatient,
outpatient, partial hospitalization programs for detoxification, crisis stabilization; family services
and intervention.
33 45-035 Kuhonu Place Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
Phone Number: 235-3691; 1(800) 872-2525 toll free
Website: http://www.habilitat.com/
Target Group: Youth 15+, adults
Area Served: Statewide, national, international
Services: We do not subscribe to the notion that addiction is a disease. We teach people that
addiction and alcoholism is a choice. We have understood for many years that long-term drug
rehabilitation alone is not enough to ensure long-term success. People need marketable skills and
work ethics if they are to be competitive in today’s workforce. Our vocational training programs
are second to none in the substance abuse treatment community. We motivate the unmotivated
and often succeed where other programs have failed.
Hawaii Counseling and Education Center
970 North Kalaheo Avenue, Kailua, Hawaii 96734
98-084 Kamehemeha Highway, Aiea, Hawaii
65-1298 Kawaihai Avenue, Kamuela, Hawaii
Website: http://hcechawaii.com/
Target Group: All ages
Area Served: Oahu
Insurance coverage: HMSA, Quest, Champus/Tricare, Queens, Pacific Health Care, and other
Health Plans. Treatment may be possible even if you have no insurance/money.
Service: Outpatient substance abuse program, marriage counseling, family counseling,
individual/group counseling, stress management, anger management, women’s support group,
education and EAP program, consultation for other healthcare providers.
34 45-845 Pookela Street Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
Waipahu: 671-6900
Toll Free: 1-888-HINA MAUKA
Website: http://hinamauka.org/
Target Group: Teens, adults
Area Served: statewide
Fees: Need health insurance except for teen care program
Insurance coverage accepted: Yes, call for specifics. Treatment may be possible even if you
have no insurance/money.
Service: Provides evaluation, education, treatment and referral services to individuals and
families dealing with substance abuse problems. Comprehensive rehabilitation and recovery
program for the chemically dependent or dually diagnosed person. Program is designed to meet
the needs of each individual client. Teen C.A.R.E. program. School base outpatient treatment
services for adolescents based at Olomana, Kalaheo, Castle, Kalani, Mililani, Kahuku, and Pearl
City High Schools on Oahu; at Kapaa and Waimea High Schools on Kauai; Lanai High School
on Lanai. Provides individual and family counseling, skills building, and support group services.
Satellite offices:
Oahu: 94-216 Farrington Hwy., #B2-306 Waipahu, Hawaii 9797Phone: 671-6900
Kauai: 2970 Kele Street #104 Lihue, Hawaii 96766 Phone: 245-8883
Maui: 270 Hookahi St. #302 Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 Phone: 242-9733
35 Ho’omau Ke Ola
85-761 Farrington, Hwy., #206 Waianae, Hawaii 96792
Phone Number: General Administrative 696-4266, Intake and Admissions 696-3315
Website: http://www.hoomaukeola.org/
Target Group: Adults, 18 years and older
Fees: Fee for Service
Insurance coverage accepted: Yes, call for specifics. Treatment may be possible even if you
have no insurance/money.
Service: Provides treatment and rehabilitative services to alcohol, drug dependent and homeless
individuals. Uses a holistic approach to healing and culturally relevant treatment modalities.
Adult inpatient, partial child/adolescent inpatient and residential, adult partial hospitalization,
child/adolescent partial outpatient mental health and substance abuse services. Medical detox
with set-up acute adolescent and adult care. Court ordered access and Hawaii State Hospital*
Outpatient clinic*-On campus.
Ka Ala La’i Program
970 North Kalaheo Avenue, Suite A314 Kailua, HI 96734
Services: Individual substance abuse counseling, family/significant other counseling and
support, psycho-educational groups, court/state/school ordered substance abuse assessments, and
aftercare
Eligibility: Adolescents and adults whose lives are impacted by substance abuse Referred by:
self (Resource families in crisis need to call child's social worker)
Fee: Call for details, medical insurance may cover cost
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.hcechawaii.com
36 91-2301 Old Fort Weaver Road Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706
Website: http://www.kahimohala.org/
Target Group: Youth, adults
Insurance coverage accepted: Yes, call for Specifics
Service: Outpatient treatment, chemical dependency and psychiatric evaluation, laboratory
testing, individual, family and group counseling, addiction education and aftercare.
Kalihi YMCA
1335 Kalihi Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Target Group: Adolescents on Oahu with alcohol and drug problems or adolescents who are at
high risk for substance abuse, legal, educational, family and other problems.
Area Served: Oahu
Fees: No
Services: (1) School-based substance abuse treatment for adolescents in the following high
schools and middle schools: Kailua, Kaimuki, Roosevelt, McKinley, Farrington, Aiea,
Moanalua, Waipahu, Campbell, Leilehua, Waialua, Kapolei, Nanakuli and Waianae High
Schools; and Ilima, Waialua, Wahiawa, Jarrett, Dole, Central, Kalakaua, Kawananakoa,
Stevenson, Aiea, Moanalua, Kapolei, Waipahu and Nanakuli Middle Schools (2) Court-ordered
adjudicated youth up to age 18. Services are provided to youth that are referred to this program
through the State of Hawaii Family Court, First Circuit Court.
37 Ke Ala Pono
1314 South King Street, Suite #962 Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone Numbers: Oahu: 591-0921; Hawai’I 969-7577; Kauai 246-0663
Website: http://www.mckennarecoverycenter.com/
Target Group: Adults, youth (12-17) Area Served: Statewide
Services: The McKenna Recovery Center currently offers chemical dependency treatment for
adults and adolescents (Hilo and Kauai) and a professional’s track (Honolulu), in a professional
environment with a caring and confidential manner. There is a full range of outpatient treatment
services available, including: intervention, a thorough bio-psychosocial, psychiatric, chemical
dependency assessment, treatment of co-occurring disorders, family component, medication
assisted recovery, medication management and treatment, group model of treatment
complemented by individual counseling, and aftercare.
Fees: Fee or insurance for service
New Horizons
98-211 Pali Momi Street, Suite 707 Aiea Hawaii 96701
Website: http://www.newhorizonshawaii.com/
Target Group: Adults, youth
Services: One month intensive outpatient, two month outpatient program, 4 day private
individual treatment camp, one week treatment camp, skype sessions available.
38 Palama Settlement “Pakolea Program”
810 North Vineyard Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Website: http://www.palamasettlement.org/
Area Served: Kalihi-Palama
Service: Combines sports/academic/socialization program; highly structured behavioral
management program based on a system of earned points, recognition and rewards. Provides
alternative to juvenile and drug-related activities.
Community Outreach for Drug Abuse and Prevention Program: Provides outreach to
children/youth and families through alternative activities to prevent drug abuse.
In-Community Treatment Program: Must be court-referred. Overall goal is to complete
school either by graduation from high school or attaining a GED. In addition to education, the
goal is to help students make wise and healthy lifestyle choices through alternative learning
methods, including sports, camp and arts and crafts. Program for teens ages 12- 17 years with
alcohol, substance abuse problems, truancy, personal/family and juvenile related law violations.
Teen C.A.R.E Program
45-845 Pookela Street Kaneohe, HI 96744
Phone Numbers: Kaneohe Teen CARE 212-3557; Waianae TEEN Care 212-3557; Waipahu
TEEN Care 677-6711
Kauai: 245-8883
Services: Provides substance abuse treatment programs for teenagers in many of Hawaii's
middle and high schools. Services provided at school, during school hours through a 16-week
program cycle, individual counseling, and group therapy.
Eligibility: Youth enrolled at one of the schools that offer services, a history of alcohol or other
drug abuse or dependency, a willingness to participate in the treatment process.
Referred by: Self, family, friends, or school staff (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu, Kauai
Website: www.hinamauka.org
39 The Parent Project
P.O. Box 11145 Honolulu HI 96828
Target Group: adolescents & families
Fees: Only materials
Service: Christian-based program to improve parent/child relationships, school performance,
reduce drug and alcohol use, empower parents, reduce unhealthy peer associations, 10 week
course for parents.
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
86-260 Farrington Hwy. Waianae, Hawaii 96792
Target Group: Adults, youth, pregnant women
Area Served: Oahu, Waianae Coast
Fees: No
Service: *Baby S.A.F.E. Program*-Intervention, outreach, support, pre-treatment for pregnant
and post-partum women. *Leeward Kokua Program*-Support, outreach, case management for
substance using/abusing mothers and their families. Serves mothers on the Leeward Coast.
*Malama Recovery Services*- Intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment.
40 POST-SECONDARY
AND
CAREER SUCCESS
City and County of Hawaii Youth Services Center
1505 Dillingham Blvd., Suite 110 & 206, Honolulu, HI 96817
Service: one-stop facility which provides services to at-risk, disadvantaged, and offender youth
and young adults through youth development, educational, and employment training programs.
Eligibility: Youth ages 14-24; low-income or an offender; each program has own criteria
Referred by: Probation officer, court, or self (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
41 Epic Foundation (‘Imi’ike)
94-871 Farrington Highway Waipahu, HI 96797
Services: Provides one-to-one tutoring, comprehensive and personalized educational plan,
program evaluations to track progress, monthly student progress report, extended- day program,
family support, and leadership training;
Hours: 9am-6pm Monday thu Friday
Eligibility: Youth (5-20 yrs old) in or formerly in foster care with priority given to those with
special needs
Referred by: self, school, or providers (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.imiike.org
Hawaii Job Corps Center
41-467 Hihimanu St., Waimanalo, HI 96795
Phone Numbers:
Oahu: 259-6001 and 536-0695; Toll Free (800) 733-JOBS
Services: Residential and non-residential programs which provide basic education, vocational
and social skills training for out-of-school youth. Provides GED program and assistance with job
placement. Job Corps offers career planning, on-the-job training, job placement, residential
housing, food service, driver's education, health and dental care, a bi-weekly basic living
allowance and clothing allowance. Childcare is offered at our center in Oahu for students who do
not live on campus.
Eligibility: Youth 16-24 years old. Meet federal low income guidelines
Referred by: self (Child's social worker for children in CWS)
Fee: Free
42 Website: www.jobcorps.org
4211 Waialae Ave., Suite 1020 Honolulu, HI 96816
Service: Provides four main programs: Year Round Internship Program and Summer Programs.
Participants gain skills, experience, earn college credits/money, and have a once in a lifetime
experience.
Eligibility: US citizen, national or lawful permanent resident alien, able to commit to specific
program requirements, age (17 years old +) and additional requirements vary by program.
Fee: Free
Website: www.kupuhawaii.org
43 POSITIVE YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT
95 Mahalani Street, Suite 24 Wailuku, HI 96793
Service: Provides children of Maui County who are in crisis an individualized experience to
validate their worth, to regain youthful enthusiasm and to foster hope for a better tomorrow by
making a personalized "dream come true".
Eligibility: Children (4-18 years old) The reason for the referral must consist of a “crisis” rather
than a long-term chronic issue (e.g. disability). The child will need to physically participate in a
Dream activity and be able to make his or her own choice in identifying his/her Dream option.
Referred by: CWS social worker, school counselor, psychologist, pediatrician or other
professional
Fee: Free
Area served: Maui, Molokai, and Lanai
Website: www.akeikisdream.org
44 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu
418 Kuwili Street, Suite 106 Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone Number: (808) 521-3811
Fax Number: (808) 521-1599
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui
200 Waimaluhia Lane Wailuku, HI 96793
Phone Number: (808) 242-9754
Fax Number: (808) 242-4516
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kauai
4273 Rice Street, Suite 1 Lihue, HI 96766
Phone Number: (808) 855-2900
Fax Number: (808) 356-3551
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii Island
P.O.Box 95254 Hilo, HI 96720
Phone Number: (808) 430-5898
Website: http://www.bbbshawaii.org/
Services: BBBS offers community-based mentoring (Bigs and Littles the opportunity to meet
one-on-one twice per month for 2-4 hours at a time). School-Based Mentoring (elementary
school students the opportunity to meet one-to-one with a responsible mentor in a supervised
group setting for an hour during the week alongside other Bigs and Littles).
Eligibility: Community-based program is open to children ages 6-16. School-based mentoring is
offered to elementary school students.
Areas Served: All Islands
Fee: Free
45 Boy Scouts of America, Aloha Counsel
Oahu: 42 Puiwa Road Honolulu, HI 96817
Hawaii: P.O. BOX 5327 Hilo, HI 96720
Phone Numbers:
Oahu & Kauai: 595-6366
Hawaii: 959-0079
Email: Oahu [email protected]; Hawaii [email protected]
Service: Provides an educational program for boys and young adults to build character, to train
in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and to develop personal fitness.
Eligibility: Boys and girls ages 7-20 years old; Different programs have different eligibility
guidelines.
Area served: All Islands
Website: www.alohacouncilbsa.org
1523 Kalakaua Avenue, Ste 202 Honolulu, HI 96826
Service: Provides a variety of activities for youth including arts crafts/fine arts, athletics, game
room. Offers classes in dance, computers, photography and cooking; tutoring, Teen Leadership
Program, & College Scholarship Program.
Eligibility: Boys and girls aged 7-17
Fee: $1/year for membership; various fees for certain services (call for more info)
Website: www.bgch.com
46 Captain’s Club
P.O. Box 29571 Honolulu, HI 96820
Services: Program for foster and at-risk youth to learn how to sail to enhance the child's selfimage by learning and experiencing life at sea.
Eligibility: Foster and at-risk youth 10-16 years old with a good attitude and desire to have fun
Referred by: Self (Inform child's Social Worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.captainsclubhi.org
E Mauka Ana Youth Circle
Oahu: 1130 N. Nimitz Highway, Suite C210 Honolulu, HI 96817
Hilo Office: 101 Aupuni St, Suite 123C Hilo, HI 96720
Kona Office: 73-5618 Maiau St., Suite B-201 Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone Numbers:
Oahu: 838-7752
Hawaii - Hilo: 961-9880
Hawaii-Kona: 329-4688
Toll-free for Neighbor Islands: 1-866-636-1644
Service: Provides a group process for teenagers to celebrate their emancipation from foster care
and to assist them in planning for their independence. Ideally, a teenager will have 3 youth
circles by the time they age out of foster care.
Eligibility: Ages 14-26
Referred by: Child's social worker for children in CWS
Fee: Free
Website: www.epicohana.org
47 Enhancements
250 Vineyard Street Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone Numbers:
Office: 521-9531 or 545-1130
Neighbor Islands: 1-866-545-0882
Services: Provides enhancements to foster children for activities and items, including tutors;
summer school tuition; self-esteem programs such as sports, dance, scouting, martial art and
music; special events; and special projects such as back-to-school items.
Eligibility: Under 18 or under 21 if still in high school. Children in the CWS foster care system
Fee: Free
Website: www.FamilyProgramsHawaii.org
Farrington Teen Center
1564 N. King Street Honolulu, HI 96817, Building J, Room 278
Services: The staff provides individual counseling, support groups, mediation, classroom
presentations, consultation and other services. They also facilitate the Peace Council, in
collaboration with Adult Friends for Youth; and run a Gay-Straight Alliance Program, in
conjunction with University of Hawaii graduate students.
Eligibility: Anyone can go to the Teen Center. Students sometimes come in on their own; more
often they are referred by counselors, teachers, staff, friends or family members. Parents are
welcome to come to the Teen Center for help as well.
Fee: Free
Hours: Weekdays, from 7:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m., except on state holidays. The staff works yearround, so the Teen Center is open during the summer and on school breaks, like Fall, Winter and
Spring Breaks.
48 Girl Scout Council of Hawaii
410 Atkinson Drive, Suite 2E1 Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone Numbers:
Oahu: 585-8400
Maui: 244-3744
Kauai: 245-4984
Hawaii: 966-9376
Service: National organization for girls dedicated to inspire girls with the highest ideals of
character, conduct, patriotism and service so that they may develop an awareness of their unique
worth as individuals and establish life values.
Eligibility: Girls ages 5-17 or grades K-12
Referred by: Self (Inform child's Social Worker)
Fee: $12/year registration fee; Dues are set by the troop Area served: Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Hawaii
Website: www.girlscouts-hawaii.org
Independent Living Program
615 Piikoi Street, Suite 203 Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone Number: 589-1829 ext. 200
Services: One-on-one sessions preparing foster youth for adulthood focusing on independent
living skills, completion of high school, college/vocational school options, applications to
college, financial aid/scholarship, housing, job.
Eligibility: Youth in foster care, ages 16-21
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.halekipa.org
49 1195 East West Road #217, Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone Numbers:
East Hawaii: 969-8213
West Hawaii: 322-0166
Maui County: 244-3242
Oahu: 622-4185
Kauai: 274-3473
Services: A community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship, and
life skills.
Eligibility: Boys and girls, aged 5-19 years old Referred by: self (Inform child's social worker).
Fee: Free to join
Area served: Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai counties
Website: www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/4h/
Hawaii Foster Youth Coalition
245 N. Kukui Street, Suite 203 Honolulu, HI 96817
Services: A youth led group of current and former foster youths, ages 14-24, who provide
education, advocacy, and support to help improve the foster care system so transitioning age
youths have hope and can reach their goals. They also provide support groups and mentoring for
children and teenagers.
Eligibility: Current and former foster youths, ages 14-24 Referred by: self (Inform child's Social
Worker)
Fee: Free
Website: www.kidshurttoo.org
50 Hawaii Speed and Quickness
Honolulu, HI, 96826
Phone: (808) 228-7447
Service: Clinics were first established in order to instruct Hawaii youths looking to gain a
competitive edge through innovative and state-of-the-art training techniques designed to improve
an athlete’s speed, quickness, agility and balance. The company has since expanded to include an
array of services targeting at-risk youth and disadvantaged communities. HSQ’s services have
included recreational programming; speed and agility clinics; evening school based clinics for
parents, coaches and community members; group mentoring with University of Hawaii studentathletes at schools and clinics; weekend and after school programming and the creation and
implementation of a drug prevention campaign that visits elementary schools with studentathletes.
Website: www.hawaiispeedandquickness.com
Kids Hurt Too Peer Support Program
245 North Kukui Street, Suite 203 Honolulu, HI 96828
Phone Number: Lil Love (545-5683)
Services: Peer support groups for children 2-19 and their caregivers for those who have
experienced loss of a loved one through divorce, incarceration, death, suicide, and groups for
children & teens in foster care
Eligibility: Children 2-19 who have experienced loss of someone close to them Referred by: self
(Resource families in crisis need to call child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.kidshurttoo.org
51 45-021 Likeke Place Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
Services: The Kailana (calm seas) Program is a highly-structured, staff-secure, residential
program for high risk Hawai`i adolescents needing comprehensive treatment and education,
including mental health services. Kailana, run by the non-profit Marimed Foundation, combines
individual, group and family therapy with educational and vocational services, ocean and landbased therapeutic and recreational activities including sailing and ocean voyaging on Makani Olu
(Marimed’s sail training vessel), canoe paddling, agriculture, aquaculture, and culinary
opportunities Program for foster and at-risk youth to learn how to sail to enhance the child's selfimage by learning and experiencing life at sea.
Eligibility: Males and Females, 14 through 18, who face difficult emotional and educational
challenges requiring something more structured and restrictive than school or home- based
services, but who do not need to be hospitalized or incarcerated. This program specializes in
adolescent males with conduct disorders and those dually diagnosed with chemical dependency.
Referred by: All youth enrolled in the program are referred directly by the Child and
Adolescent Mental Health Division of the State Health Department. Many youth are involved
with the Family Court, the Office of Youth Services, or the Department of Education special
education. For enrollment questions or assistance contact Dane Ganes, Quality Assurance and
Intake Director at (808) 239-2939 ext. 208 or Blaine Nakaoka, Quality Assurance Assistant at
239-2939 ext. 207.self (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: http://www.Marimed.org
52 Community Teen Program
1485 Linapuni St. #47 Honolulu, HI 96819
Services: After-school program promoting the development of healthy youth, families, and
community with an abundance of activities and experiences for youth and family members
including educational, recreational, community building, and support
Eligibility: Youth residents of Kuhio Park Terrace, Kuhio Homes, Puuwai Momi, and
surrounding area. Ages 7-18.
Referred by: self (Inform child's social worker)
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu (Kalihi and Makalapa areas)
Website: www.pacthawaii.org
Sounding Joy Music Therapy Inc.
1314 S. King Street, Suite 711 Honolulu, HI 96814
Services: Music therapy to facilitate positive social interactions and decision-making, selfempowerment, emotional wellness, coping skills, and abstinence of at-risk behaviors. These
services are available to anyone, but people with disabilities receive priority. Music therapy
sessions can be offered either individually or in group, according to the client's needs.
Eligibility: Youths with at-risk behaviors and youths and young adults with disabilities and
special needs, living on Oahu.
Referred by: self or by community agency (Inform child's social worker) Fee: Scholarships
available
Area served: Oahu, Maui, Kauai, & Molokai
Website: www.soundingjoymt.org
53 Ho’omaka Teen Mentoring
200 N. Vineyard Boulevard, #410 Honolulu, HI 96813
Services: An individualized teaming program with interaction providing experiences that instill
self-worth, reinforce a sense of achievement, encourage healthy attachments, and offer a sense of
belonging to counteract abuse symptoms of loneliness and depression.
Eligibility: Sexually abused children
Referred by: Child's CWS social worker, resource family, other service provider, self for 18-19
year olds
Fee: Free
Area served: Oahu
Website: www.cahawaii.org
Winner’s Camp
P.O. Box 241018 Honolulu, HI 96824
Phone Number:
Main: 306-8008
Maui: 357-4050
Kauai: 822-5216
Hawaii: 345-1778
Services: A one week retreat designed to enhance teenagers' academic performance and social
proficiency, giving them tools to make positive choices. Provided periodically throughout the
year on Oahu, Kamehame Ridge (between Hawaii Kai & Waimanalo).
Eligibility: Teens aged 12-15, drug-free and non-violent
Referred by: Self (For foster child, inform child's Social Worker)
Fee: $780.00 for Spring Break Program (5 Days) $980.00 for Summer Programs (7 Days)
Area served: Statewide (located on Oahu)
Website: www.winnerscamp.com
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