Resources
Working together to keep our 'ohana healthy, safe & supportedA Hui Dedicated to Preventing Child Abuse & Neglect in Maui County
You Are Not Alone,
We’ll Be Your Navigator
We are Navigators. We will partner with you and your ʻohana to support you through hard times. We will connect you and your ʻohana to community resources and services. There is no limit for how long we can help you and your ʻohana. We will let you lead.
No Shame, When You Need Kōkua, Reach Out
Don’t be afraid to reach out for help. 85% of families in Maui County felt they were able to access the resources they needed to keep their families stable.
Call our Navigator: 808-867-9148
Resources
Whether you are a provider or community member seeking help, there are many resources lists. Here are some we suggest.
Aloha United Way 211
Aloha United Way 211 helps you find food, shelter, financial assistance, childcare, parenting support, elderly care, disability services, job training and more. It’s free, confidential and statewide. Connect by phone, text, chat or email.
The Parent Line
The Parent Line provides help with child & adolescent behavior, parenting, caregiver support and community resources. Find information on child development, along with a resource directory for crisis services.
First 5 Hawaiʻi
First 5 Hawaiʻi helps you find the programs your family may qualify for. Use this online tool to find free programs for child care, housing, nutrition, parenting support and more.
Keiki Central
Keiki Central is a one-stop community resource for young children’s programs and services across the entire state of Hawaii.
The County of Maui
The County of Maui Resources Directory includes a variety of businesses and is searchable by category or by organization name.
Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Maui
Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Maui creates an Annual Prevention Supplement with a directory of Maui County information and assistance.
Maui Wildfire Recovery Stakeholder Map
Maui Wildfire Recovery Stakeholder Map illustrates the various stakeholders involved in wildfire recovery efforts.
The Maui Farm
The Maui Farm has a list of community resources that may be helpful for individuals, families and keiki in areas of housing, financial, employment, health and wellness, and more.
Epic ʻOhana
The statewide Birth Parent Information Line is staffed by highly trained parent partners. They’re available to take your call M-F from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi
Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi offers Finding Help – A Resource Directory of Services in Hawaiʻi.
Kūkulu Switchboard
Kūkulu Switchboard was created to facilitate connections between philanthropy and community in Hawai’i, and enable timely resource exchange through a facilitated digital peer-to-peer network.
Ho’oikaika Partnership
Ho’oikaika Partnership’s monthly newsletter and past newsletter archive are useful resources
Pride is a Protective Factor
Check out these local resources to support LGBTQIA+ individuals and help prevent family and intimate partner violence. These organizations offer various services, including social support, health care, advocacy, and community events to support LGBTQIA+ individuals and promote safer, more inclusive communities.
