Resource Directory

Overview

Community Resource Directory Brochure 2024(PDF, 243KB)

(click on individual listings below for further contact information):

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS PROVIDERS

LAW ENFORCEMENT

EMERGENCY HOSPITALS

EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATION & JOB TRAINING

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

FOOD BANKS, PANTRIES AND KITCHENS

FOOD DELIVERY SERVICES FOR KŪPUNA

GENERAL CLINICS

HEALTH OR MEDICAL SERVICES

HOMELESS

HOTLINES

HOUSING

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL

LEGAL ASSISTANCE

MENTAL HEALTH

OUTREACH AND SUPPORT FOR ADULTS

PREVENTION PROGRAMS

QUEST

TRANSPORTATION

TREATMENT FOR ADULTS: AGENCIES AND CLINICS

TREATMENT FOR ADULTS: RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES (INTENSIVE INPATIENT)

TREATMENT/ASSESSMENT FOR ADULTS: PRIVATE

TREATMENT FOR YOUTH: AGENCIES AND CLINICS

VETERANS SERVICES

VIOLENCE PREVENTION & INTERVENTION SERVICES

OTHER

Pregnant and using?

Or just in need of help?
You have options.

Resources for pregnant women

E Ala Hou: 'Rise Up Anew'

Substance abuse treatment for pregnant or parenting women.
Services offered include motivational enhancement, case management, outpatient treatment, and recovery/continuing care.
E Ala Hou Website

Women In Need Kauaʻi

Empowers women who have been through domestic violence, homelessness, substance abuse, and incarceration through different services that helps to build self-esteem, responsibility, and positive life skills.

Women In Need Kaua‘i Website

Resource Download

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Community Resource Directory Brochure 2024:

Link

Kauaʻi County Directory of Resources:

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Link(PDF, 243KB)

Hawaii Parents Guide:

Back to the 'aina - Foster your child's connection to nature

Link(PDF, 293KB)

Additional Resources

  • Above the Influence: Help teens to be more aware of the influences around them, and to carefully consider their risks when faced with tough decisions.
  • Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaiʻi: Provides evidence-based substance abuse prevention programs for youth.
  • Kauaʻi Forward / Kūpaʻa Kauaʻi: Central place to find resources for residents and businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Kauaʻi Resilience Project: An initiative to increase community protective factors around youth, to build youth resilience and increase their life skills, to reduce youth suicide and suicide attempts.
  • Keiki O Ka ʻĀina: A non-profit focused on educating children, strengthening families, enriching communities, and perpetuating culture.
  • Mālama Kauaʻi: A community based non-profit organization focused on increasing local food production and access through culture and community.
  • NIDA for Teens: The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) created the NIDA for Teens Web site to educate adolescents ages 11-15 (as well as their parents and teachers) on the science of addiction.
  • Talk. They Hear You.: Start talking before they start drinking. This nation wide SAMHSA campaign gives parents and guardians information and resources needed to start the conversation about substance abuse.
  • TeenLink Hawaiʻi: Provides information and referral services for teens in Hawaiʻi, promoting positive youth development through peer leadership and support.
  • Tempest: Offers a modern online recovery program empowering people to quit drinking and start building healthy habits.
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