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Hawaii Financial and SNAP Benefits Rights and ResponsibilitiesWho May Receive Financial Aid You must be a resident of Hawaii. You do not live in a public institution. You are a U.S. citizen. If you are from a foreign country, then you must be a permanent resident. Your income is less than the Department’s standard of assistance. Your total assets such as cash, […]
Hawaii Financial and SNAP Benefits Rights and ResponsibilitiesWho May Receive Financial Aid You must be a resident of Hawaii. You do not live in a public institution. You are a U.S. citizen. If you are from a foreign country, then you must be a permanent resident. Your income is less than the Department’s standard of assistance. Your total assets such as cash, […]
Other Community ResourcesThe Department of Human Services also supports the well-being of children and families by providing information about quality child care programs and how to select the best provider for your child, how to locate a child care provider in your community as well as information and referrals to other community resources via Parents Attentive To […]
THIRD ROUND OF P-EBT BENEFITS BEGIN TO ROLL-OUT IN APRIL 2021FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 8, 2021 THIRD ROUND OF P-EBT BENEFITS BEGIN TO ROLL-OUT IN APRIL 2021 HONOLULU – The Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) announced that there will be a third round of Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Program (P-EBT) benefits allocated to children […]
What are the Eligibility Requirements for Child Care Subsidy?Child Care Connection Hawaii Eligibility Requirements (general child care) Child: Under 13 years, or between 13 to 18 years if the child cannot do self care and resides with their parent(s) or caretakers; Parents or Caretakers: Must be employed, attending school, or participating in a job-training program. In two-parent families, BOTH parents/caretakers must be participating […]
Ho‘opono History“Ho‘opono”, translated from the Hawaiian language means “to make things right”. That is the very essence of what is taking place in this attractive setting, to make things right for persons who are blind and visually impaired by empowering them with the skills of blindness they need to achieve success in their lives. In 1935, […]
DefinitionsUnsheltered Homeless – Means families or individuals who have a primary nighttime residence that is a public or private place not designed for, or ordinarily used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings, including beaches, parks, automobiles, and streets. Sheltered Homeless – Means families or individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime […]
Supporting Employment EmpowermentNewness SEE Hawaii Work is a dynamic new welfare-to-work service launched statewide by the Hawaii State Department of Human Services. The program began in February 2005 on Oahu, June 2005 on Kauai, Maui and the east side of the Big Island, and February 2006 on the west side of the Big Island. In 2007, […]
Gov. Ige Supports CWSGov. David Ige and his Chief of Staff Mike McCartney joined Department of Human Services (DHS) Director Pankaj Bhanot in a lively and candid discussion with Child Welfare Services (CWS) staff. Given recent media attention on the Social Services Division, the governor wished to meet with CWS staff to express his support and appreciation for […]
Office of Youth Services“The Office of Youth Services is committed to juvenile justice reform in Hawaii. Providing comprehensive front end services for youth who run afoul of the law better enables our youth to become productive and responsible citizens. Front end services also help stem the tide of our troubled youth plunging deeper into the juvenile justice system […]

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