HomeAid Hawaii

HomeAid Hawaiʻi is a local nonprofit community developer focused on closing Hawaiʻi’s housing gap. Founded in 2015, it develops kauhale—village-style community housing—and other safe, dignified housing and programmatic facilities for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Its work brings together construction, community engagement, education, and partnerships across the building industry and wider community. HomeAid Hawaiʻi grounds its housing development in the values and needs of the people each community is designed to serve, with a focus on restoring stability and helping people build new lives.

The organization has also worked with public agencies and other stakeholders on housing initiatives for communities affected by the Maui fires, including land planning, site development, design, and construction. Learn more through HomeAid Hawaiʻi’s mission. For additional assistance, visit NHREA’s Hawaii homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit the official website to confirm current program details.