Hawaii Island United Way

Big Island Housing Foundation (BIHF) is a private, non-profit corporation established in 1969 to provide attractive and safe housing options for low and moderate-income families in the County of Hawaii. Complying with Federal, State, and County guidelines, BIHF aims to create a healthy social environment by offering affordable housing solutions that prioritize the well-being of its tenants. With a diverse portfolio of properties, BIHF offers a range of housing options, including multi-family and elderly housing. Their management services ensure that all properties are well-maintained and meet the necessary standards for decent, safe, and sanitary living conditions. Through property advertising, applicant screening, and convenient rent collection, BIHF strives to support the housing needs of the community while prioritizing the safety and satisfaction of its tenants.Generated from the website

The Institute For Family Enrichment provides consultation, educational programs and therapeutic services. The institute organizes workshops on cultural sensitivity, dynamics of child abuse and neglect, group facilitation, parenting classes and nurturing programs. It provides therapeutic recreational programs to children suffering from autism and developmental disabilities. The services offered by the institute include psychiatric support and evaluation; medication management and monitoring; clinical counseling and early intervention services. The institute also provides child and adolescent mental health services and undertakes community outreach programs. It is approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. The Institute For Family Enrichment is headquartered in Honolulu and has a branch office located in Hilo, Hawaii.