Additional Information and Resources

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – SUICIDE PREVENTION HAWAII
You may reach Hawaii CARES by calling 988 or texting “ALOHA” to 988. Hawaii CARES is here to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week – click here

 

RESOURCES FOR THOSE WHO ARE MANAGING COVID-19 – 
Information and Resources for Managing COVID-19 from Hawaii DOH with translations (December 1, 2021)

 

COMMUNITY AND GOVERNMENT RESOURCES: FOOD, ENERGY ASSISTANCE, CHILD CARE, AND MORE…
Resources for Individuals and Families Amid COVID-19 – click here

 

EMERGENCY BROADBAND BENEFIT RESOURCES – 
EMERGENCY BROADBAND BENEFIT Information – Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) – click here
EMERGENCY BROADBAND BENEFIT Information – Federal Communications Commission (FCC) – click here

 

COVID-19 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ALERT! –
Financial assistance available to help Hawaiian Electric, Hawaii Gas, and Kauai Island Utility Cooperative customers who are in need, pay bills through CARES Act funding, and other aid available from government and nonprofit organizations:-
click here to learn more

 

Providers, Vendors, and Contractors – COVID-19 Plan and Prepare Memo for Providers, Vendors and Contractors (3/9/20)

Click Here for COVID-19 current information from the State of Hawaii Department of Health.

Click Here for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 resource page.

 

Child Care Providers (Private and Family), also School and University Representatives 

Child Care Stabilization Grant – click here to apply deadline is  (12-1-2021)

Statewide Child Care Providers – PATCH Directory- click here

Hawaii Economic and Community Recovery Navigator’s Resources for Child Care and Plan for Sector Reopening

Frequently Asked Questions about Child Care FAQs COVID-19 (rev 5-1-2020)

https://health.hawaii.gov/coronavirusdisease2019/files/2022/01/Home-Isolation-and-Quarantine-Guidance-for-Schools.pdf

Supplemental Guidance for Child Care Programs That Remain Open

Interim Guidance for Administrators of US K12 Schools and Child Care Programs

CDC COVID-19 Guidance for Operating Early Child Care and Education/Child Care Programs: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/schools-faq.html.html

The CDC has posted information regarding cleaning and disinfection and checklists for schools and childcare programs at the following websites:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/index.html

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/colleges-universities.html

For families who are sheltering in place with their children –

Updates and resources from the Executive Office on Early Learning Amid COVID-19.

Helpful resources from the Executive Office on Early Learning.

 

Resources for Child Welfare Professionals and Caregivers –

Information from the Children’s Bureau (3/19/20)

Information from the Child Welfare League of America (3/20/20)

Communication to Resource Caregivers and POS Providers (3/10/20)

 

SNAP (Food) APPLICATION, SNAP RECERTIFICATION, SNAP SUPPLEMENT AND P-EBT UPDATES – click here

P-EBT Round 1 – Vital Information click here (6/24/20)

P-EBT Round 2 – Vital Information click here (9/16/20)

P-EBT Round 3 – Vital Information click here (4/8/21)

Summer P-EBT – Vital Information click here (7/8/21)

Keiki Under 6 Food Support – Vital Information click here (6/24/21)

 

FRAUD ALERT: USDA Warns of Text Scam Targeting SNAP Recipients (9/10/20)click here for more information

 

Med-QUEST/Medicaid – How to Apply for Medicaid Health Coverage

 

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation –

Letter from VR Administrator (3/27/20)

Resources for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (3/27/20)

Hawaii COVID-19 Resources for Individuals with Disability Benefits

 

Multilingual Resources Amid COVID-19 –  click here

General COVID-19 Legal Aid Information

Marshallese Resources

Chuukese Resources

 

Domestic Violence Resources – Vital Information Amid COVID-19 – click here (3/27/20)

Due to COVID-19, Domestic Violence Action Center’s Helpline has established a new number to respond to text messages from survivors. If you’re unable to speak safely, you can text (605) 956-5680, to chat with a helpline specialist Monday through Friday from 8:00 am till 5:00 pm.  If you’d prefer to speak to someone over the phone you can call helpline at (808) 531-3771 or toll free at (800) 690-6200 to speak to someone during these hours.

 

State Homeless Programs Office – Communication to Providers of Homeless Programs (3/5/20)

Interim Guidance for Responding to COVID-19 among People Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness (3/22/20)

 

Eviction Moratorium – Resources for Renters Amid the Eviction Moratorium – click here.

 

Youth Correctional Services – Communication to All Non-Personnel Visitors (3/13/20)

 

Social Security UpdatesInformation from the Social Security Administration (3/16/20)

 

Federal Funds to Hawaii State Departments –  The State of Hawaii Office of Federal Awards Management hosts this data – click here