West Hawai'i Community Health Center The West Hawaii Community Health Center offers quality, comprehensive, and integrated health services accessible to all who pass through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay. We promote improved health and well-being through Ho’ola Kino (healing of individuals, families, and communities). To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-326-5629 Affordable health care, doctor, primary care, no insurance Back to Resource List

Bills Help The listings offer supportive services such as cash assistance, help with utilities, rental assistance, and other forms of help. In order to receive assistance, mums must call or visit these organizations listed directly. To contact, visit the website or call. website ​ Bills, bill support, bill payment help Back to Resource List

Homeless Shelter Directory Directory of homeless shelters in Hawaii To contact, visit the website or call. website ​ home, homeless Back to Resource List

MothersCare New mum mental health counseling. The stress of new parenting can be overwhelming. Mums are encouraged to leverage Mother’s Care services to help promote mental health and wellness. To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-737-5805 mental health, counseling, depression, anxiety, postpartum Back to Resource List

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Caring for Yourself: The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps keep families safe and healthy through initiatives that assist families with energy costs. This organization provides federal funding to help with home energy bills, home repairs, and other home energy repairs. To learn about how LIHEAP can help you, please call (808)-586-5734, which is the Hawai'i designated hotline to assist and direct applications. To contact, visit the website or call. website (808) 586-5734 Caring for Yourself: Financial Support -> energy and housing costs Back to Resource List

Kahiau Community Assistance Program The purpose of the Kahiau Community Assistance Program (KCAP) is to provide one-time emergency financial assistance (up to $1500) to Native Hawaiian beneficiaries facing hardship due to an unexpected crisis. KCAP is made possible through a grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and aims to provide stability for Native Hawaiians during emergency situations The Kahiau Program currently funds mortgage payment, rent deposit, rent payment, and utility services.mortgage payment, rent deposit, rent payment,utility services To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-596-8155 mortgage payment, rent deposit, rent payment,utility services Back to Resource List

Birth Mother Assistance Birth Mother Assistance offers resources for pregnant women through the form of support groups and medical assistance information. Mums often feel pregnancy side effects, such as morning sickness and depression. BMA helps provide further information on how to address these concerns. Very helpful in creating a pregnancy calendar and finding a hospital in Kauai. To contact, visit the website or call. website 800-943-0400 Birthing, birth assistance, mom support, support groups Back to Resource List

Women For The World Inc Women for the World improves education around the globe by supporting and bringing attention to the most effective non-profit organizations and teaming with them to fund projects that produce results. To contact, visit the website or call. website ​ Agricultural Programs, Education, Educational Services, Food, Human Services Back to Resource List

L'na'i Community Health Center This Community Health Center provides Health Services to the Community of L’na'i that enrich and empower lives to help build healthy families in a supportive environment. Learn more by visiting the site to see what resources may benefit your growing family. To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-565-6919 L?na'i, health services, uninsured, medical care Back to Resource List

Hawaii Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) The SNAP program helps put healthy food within reach for low-income Hawaiians. Based on eligibility, new mums may be able to receive a monthly stipend for healthy food purchases and nutrition support. To contact, visit the website or call. website 888-328-4292 Food, SNAP, EBT card, meals, food stamps Back to Resource List

Ohana Ola O Kahumana Ohana Ola O Kahumana offers a twenty-four-month transitional housing program for homeless singles or couples with children to acquire the necessary life skills to become self-sufficient and attain permanent housing. To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-696-4039 Housing Back to Resource List

Legal Aid Society of Kauai Caring for Yourself Financials: Providing free and low-cost legal services to the low-income and homeless populations of Kaua`i. Focusing on family, public benefits, housing, and consumer law. The Center for Equal Justice provides self-help legal resources, including computers and internet access. To contact, visit the website or call. website 808-245-4728 Free legal help, low cost legal help, legal help Back to Resource List