$27 billion in grant opportunities. Updated weekly.

Financial assistance options for the island of Maui

A searchable online database of job opportunities

A step-by-step guide to complete the SNAP application

Free 4-week virtual investment readiness & business scaling program for founders & small business owners across Hawaiʻi.

Remote, confidential, financial navigation is available at no cost.

The podcast features six traditional moku or districts of Hawaiʻi Island.

Agri-tourism is where ag and visitors come together: a farm tour, a farm to table meal, a farmer’s market, or value-added products made on the farm.

Workforce development opportunity for interested child-care providers. This program is entirely online, for all islands, and includes stipends and grant money.

Emergency and debt consolidation loans

Federal funding sources to address sustainability and climate action at the local level.

If you or your organization would like to receive free education or training on mental illness and learn about the support services available, please contact Kathy at 808-756-6697

Find a licensed Therapist or Psychologist for telehealth or in-person services

Awarded WIOA funds are open for enrollment for various job training programs. For more information or if you have questions, please contact the AJC at 808-961-8085 or SheriAnn.Cacho@hawaiicounty.gov

Pay down debt, increase savings, establish and build credit, and access safe and affordable mainstream banking products.

Features live hula performances, live musical performances, cultural artisans and vendors. May 5th, 2024.

A list of farm resources and markets

Advance Health Care Directive Workshop Series May 5th - September 15th, 2024.

A virtual space hosted for wāhine of all ages and stages in their lives to share wisdom with each other while redefining the future of work and economic well-being.

This program is suitable for keiki in Preschool through 5th grade. It is limited to 10 keiki & their caregivers; advance online registration is required.

Kanu Hawaiʻi provides opportunities for people to find and sign up for volunteer activities that interest them, and for organizations to post needs and recruit volunteers.

For high school-aged youth who are interested in sharing their voice and manaʻo with Liliʻuokalani Trust. Join this leadership group that meets over Zoom!

A comprehensive list of mental health resources

Looking for specific child care donations for a clinical team deployed to Maui. Donations include: bottles, nipples, medical supplies, diapers, readymade formula, and a vehicle to use in Maui

Direct links to partners of the Hawaii Remote Work Pilot Project and the local American Job Center

A peer to peer support program available to provide support and resources to families.

If you know someone who will be evicted & needs assistance, call (808) 586-2634.

To explore trails, hunting areas, and natural resources, download Outerspatial.

HawaiiKidsCAN and Air-Tutors offer virtual tutoring for students in Hawaiʻi

Zonta Club of Hilo Announces Open Applications for 2024 Awards & Scholarships. Zonta is pleased to offer a total of $20,000 in cash assistance on Hawai‘i Island in 2024.

Free services for job-seekers and assistance to employers who are looking to hire or train/develop employees.

Supporting caregivers to navigate systems, have their voices heard, and access community resources.

An opportunity to serve on the following board and commissions

Agriculture internship program open to individuals on Hawaiʻi Island and Oʻahu.

Zonta Club of Hilo Announces Open Applications for 2024 Awards & Scholarships. Zonta is pleased to offer a total of $20,000 in cash assistance on Hawai‘i Island in 2024.

Learn about different communication techniques and self advocacy! *Stipends Available*

Financial Assistance for Education opportunity. Please see information below for details.

The Coordination Center has Case Managers available to assist individuals with completing applications for programs, gathering vital documents, and housing applications

This toolkit is designed to help advocates within communities across the United States build better outdoor recreation economies.

Offering services from the west to north side of Hawaiʻi Island, including home visit programs from prenatal to 3 years old. Additional services include child development, nutrition and family court services.

Providing free syphilis tests

Participants must be at or below 130% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines and be 60 or older.

OHCD partners with property owners to provide housing for the Housing Choice Voucher Program.

For residents that own properties in or around a Firewise-recognized neighborhood

Congregate Dining and Meals on Wheels are available to adults aged 60+

Resources and mediation services for landlords and tenants.

You must be a resident of the State of Hawai’i to be eligible for money and/or SNAP benefits.

For individuals who recently graduated from High School, or one-year out of graduation

Federal benefit program designed to help eligible households connect to the internet with a monthly credit of $30/month.

Helps clarify community's perception of issues affecting Hawaiʻi Island, which in turn helps shape future programs.