OHA Board to Decide on Emergency Relief Payments for Native Hawaiians

Raynn Dangaran
Nov 4
1 min read

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) Board of Trustees will consider three options Thursday when it meets in Hilo to decide on a relief program to distribute more than $6.1 million in emergency funding to Native Hawaiian beneficiaries impacted by the federal government shutdown and delayed or reduced SNAP benefit assistance.

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