Papakolea Community Park

Incorporated in 1975, ALU LIKE Inc. is a charitable organization for Native Hawaiians. Located in Honolulu, Hawaii, it is a statewide system consisting of a network of five Island centers and a centralized statewide management system. The organization provides assistance in achieving social and economic self-sufficiency. It offers a comprehensive range of services and activities to fill identified needs in the Native Hawaiian community, including community economic development, business assistance, employment preparation, training, library services, educational and childcare services for families with young children.

The Honolulu Community Action Program (HCAP) is a non-profit organization based in Aiea, HI, dedicated to promoting independence and self-sufficiency through comprehensive social services. Their case management services include intake, assessment, service planning, crisis intervention, and more, with a focus on assisting clients in accessing specific services such as employment readiness training, housing referral assistance, food security programs, and energy/utility assistance. In addition, HCAP operates programs like Ohana Produce, in partnership with the Hawai'i Foodbank, to distribute fresh produce and non-perishables to individuals and families in need. They also offer the Weatherization Assistance Program, which helps income-eligible families reduce energy costs and address health and safety issues in their homes through energy-efficiency measures. HCAP's Income Tax Services program assists eligible participants in preparing their tax returns, including filing for the Earned Income Tax Credit, and they also administer the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program to help vulnerable households keep their electricity on. Furthermore, HCAP organizes seasonal holiday programs, such as the Kōkua E Hānai Keiki Project and Angel Tree, to provide support and gifts to low-income families in the Central District.Generated from the website