Join the State of Hawai‘i's weeklong food drive in partnership with the Hawai‘i State Public Library System to support food banks across Hawai‘i.

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i, in partnership with the State of Hawai‘i’s Department of Human Services, is offering housing assistance to eligible applicants experiencing financial hardship. This program is for households with dependent children or someone in their third trimester of pregnancy.

Shutdown grants are available to full-time federal employees who are either furloughed or working in an excepted status, and whose current federal salary is $59,999 or less, including locality pay ($75,000 or less for active employee NARFE members).

In order to promote housing stability and prevent lease cancellation, Hawai‘i Community Lending (HCL) provides financial assistance in the State of Hawai‘i to lessees who reside on Hawaiian Home Lands.

Designed to provide temporary cash relief for emergency needs and living essentials.

Identifying interested volunteers who can assist with distribution and/or transportation of good in regions islandwide.

WIC provides healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to other helpful services to pregnant individuals, new moms, infants, and kids under 5. Dads, grandparents, and other caregivers can apply for WIC for children in their care.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) is committing $6.1 million in emergency relief funds to provide immediate, one-time financial assistance to Native Hawaiian beneficiaries affected by the ongoing federal government shutdown.

No matter what, our local caring crisis counselors are here to support you.
You have someone to talk to.
Someone to respond.
Somewhere to go.

Unemployment Insurance (UI), also called
Unemployment Compensation, provides
financial assistance (benefits) to eligible workers
who become unemployed through no fault of
their own.

Get up to 3-month extension on direct installment and indirect auto loans and leases.

Caregiver support from free visitation, transportation, light housekeeping, grocery shopping by volunteers.

From "hello" to help. We've got you covered with over 4,000 local resources.
AUW 2-1-1 is Hawaiʻi's only statewide helpline connecting you with resources you need.

If your family's income has changed because of the federal government shutdown, you may qualify for free or reduced-price meals

Good news — your WIC benefits are still active, and WIC offices across Hawaii are open! You can continue to use your benefits, keep your appointments, and access all WIC services as usual.

Access emergency funding up to $2,500 with no payments required for the first three months and no prepayment penalty for qualifying members.

Hawaiian Electric understands that customers may be experiencing financial hardship and is offering the following interest-free monthly installment plans for a limited time. For all options, late fees are waived.

Offers up to 3 months of forbearance on residential mortgages and home equity loans/lines. Waives late fees accrued during forbearance period.

This program offers one-time emergency financial assistance to Native Hawaiian individuals and families experiencing financial hardship.

Making Hawaiʻi grown fruits and vegetables more affordable for SNAP-EBT cardholders.

Find Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens, and Emergency Food Near You.