Health & Human Services, Housing, Economic Opportunity, Native Hawaiian Services
Building homes on native Hawaiian homestead. Learn more: https://leewardhabitat.org4/23 8:30-2:30
Building homes on native Hawaiian homestead. Learn more: https://leewardhabitat.org4/23 8:30-2:30
Need people who want to help us pick up trash off the beach by Kahala Beach Park. We’ll be out in the sun, so dress appropriately (long sleeve [if needed], sun screen, hat, sun glasses, etc…)Saturday, April 22nd @ Kahala Beach Park 9:30am-12pm (meet at beach park @ 9:30am)Please Call Paul Newell directly for more…
Habitat for Humanity’s ultimate goal is to work in partnership with God to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the face of the earth by building adequate, basic housing. All of our words and actions are for the purpose of putting shelter on the hearts and minds of people in such a powerful ways that…
The Hawai’i Institute for Human Rights (HIHR) is dedicated to promoting human rights principles and a culture of peace through education and advocacy. HIHR advocates the use of public law instruments in implementing civil, political, economic, social, cultural, collective and ecological rights. HIHR strives for social justice in the development of a sustainable society in…
Hui o Hoʻohonua is a community networking hub with three programs that serve the ʻEwa, Oʻahu communities of Honouliuli, Waipahu, and Mānana. Our hui works to combat social-environmental injustices that have impacted our ability to care for ourselves through land stewardship, public ʻāina based educational programming, and weaving a lei or partnerships that benefit Hawaiʻis…
Disaster Response Volunteer:Hands-on work in the field. Training is being done online.DAT (Disaster Action Team) team members – Must pick two or three 6-hour on-call shifts every three weeks. These are 2nd responders that respond for things like home fires and flooding (small scale disasters). They receive a call from our hotline volunteer/Duty officer and…