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1. Employment Core Services for Low-Income Persons:

    These services are provided on the islands of Hawaii, Maui, Kauai and Oahu by the following agencies:

    2. Employment Core Services for Immigrants: Services include

    These services are provided on the islands of Hawaii, Maui, Kauai and Oahu by the following agencies:

    3. Employment Core Services for Refugees:

      4. Employment Creation for Low-Income Persons, Immigrants and Refugees:

        These services are provided on the islands of Hawaii, Maui and Oahu by the following agencies:

        5. Child Care Services for Head Start Parents:

        6. Transportation Services for Low-Income Persons: 

        7. Youth Services for Immigrants: Services include

        • 1) collaboration with schools and school system,
        • 2) outreach, screening, intake and assessment,
        • 3) service planning,
        • 4) bilingual assistance with communication and acculturation, study and social skills, support systems and networks, problem solving,
        • 5) involvement in community services, and
        • 6) assisting older youth with employment preparation.


        Services are provided in the Department of Education's Honolulu school district in the City and County of Honolulu by the following agency:

        8. Food Collection and Distribution Services for Low-Income Persons:
        Food is provided statewide to organizations on the islands of Hawaii, Maui, Kauai and Oahu by the following agency:

        12. Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program:
        Services are provided in the counties of Hawaii and Kauai by the following agency:

        13. The Emergency Food Assistance Program: 

        14. Weatherization Assistance Program Services for Low-Income Persons: 

        15. Community Services Block Grant: 

        16. Assistance to Persons with Disabilities: 

        • 1) individuals with developmental disabilities,
        • 2) individuals with mental illness,
        • 3) individual rights,
        • 4) individuals in need of assistive technology,
        • 5) beneficiaries of social security,
        • 6) individuals with traumatic brain injury, and
        • 7) voter access.


        Services are provided statewide through the following agency:

         

        17. Faith-Based Community Initiative: Services include various programs that address some of the toughest problems from addiction and prisoner recidivism to homelessness and HIV/AIDS.  Click here to visit the national FBCI website.

         

         

         

        		  





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