Ka Lima O Maui

Ka Lima O Maui, founded in 1955, is a community-based vocational rehabilitation program providing job training and employment opportunities for adults with disabilities. One of Maui’s oldest non-profit businesses, we are also its largest employer of the disabled.

Ka Lima O Maui is Hawaiian for Helping Hands of Maui. Located on the island of Maui in the Hawaiian town of Wailuku, Ka Lima O Maui serves adults who are physically, emotionally or economically disadvantaged. The organization s facility provides diagnostic evaluation, work adjustment training, placement, employment and other rehabilitation support activities that will enable people to attain optimal actualization of abilities and achieve an improved lifestyle. Ka Lima O Maui operates a plant nursery and thrift store where people with disabilities can work and gain important life and employment skills. The organization also is involved in job placement for members in its caseload. There are several fund raising events that help raise money for this organization, such as 100 Holes of Golf and Cycle To The Sun.

The International Shared Care Community Organization (ISCCO) is dedicated to transforming the family caregiver experience by providing essential support and resources. Through innovative programs like the Empower Program and the Support Program, ISCCO aims to alleviate the challenges faced by caregivers and enhance the quality of care for individuals and their loved ones. ISCCO's Empower Program offers personalized care planning, skill development courses, and an online support community, while the Support Program provides short-time care and fundraising subsidies to prevent caregiver burnout. By fostering a collaborative culture, ISCCO is committed to making quality care accessible for all families in need. Generated from the website