Community Resource Guide

2017

COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY STATE OF HAWAII

COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

BACKGROUND

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EMERGENCY SERVICES 24/7 Crisis Hotlines Disaster Relief

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EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT Literacy Development Vocational, Technical & Trade Commercial Driver Education Community Schools for Adults Colleges & Universities Financial Aid Temporary Job Placement & Internet Sites Career Development Starting Your Own Business Labor Laws

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ALCOHOL & DRUG RELATED Prevention Treatment & Recovery

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MEDICAL & WELL-BEING Community Health Centers Medical Centers & Hospitals Other

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MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Community Mental Health Centers Clubhouse Communities Psycho-Educational Services Anger Management Domestic Violence Intervention Domestic Violence Victim Services Sex Offender Evaluation & Treatment Other Resources Support & Self-Help Services

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FAMILY SERVICES

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Parent Education & Support

Pregnancy, Infants, Young Children, Special Needs

Child Care & Special Circumstances

Pre-teens/Teenagers

HOUSING

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Homeless Programs & Outreach

Homeless Emergency Shelters

Clean & Sober Houses: Women

Clean & Sober Houses: Men

Clean & Sober Houses: Island Wide

Clean & Sober Houses: Hawaii, Maui, Kauai Counties

Renting

Home Ownership

Utilities Start Up Guide

NATIVE HAWAIIAN

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ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES General Support Services Deaf & Blind Developmental & Intellectual

LGBT ADVOCACY & COMMUNITY

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MILITARY/VETERAN VA Medical Center Outpatient Clinics Community Based Outpatient Clinics Vet Center Reginal Benefits Center Office of Veterans' Services Hawaii Military Bases Resource

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TRANSPORTATION Public Transportation Private Transportation Driver's License

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FOOD & CLOTHING Food Pantries & Banks Clothing Thrift Stores

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FINANCIAL Banking & Financial Institutions Managing Your Money & Credit Taxation Government Assistance

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LEISURE & RECREATION Outdoor Recreation Environmental & Volunteer Opportunities Museums & History Theaters, Acting, Shows, Sports

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MISCELLANEOUS Obtaining Copies of Vital Records Restitution and Court Fees Citizenship & Naturalization Immigrant & Refugee Services Programs Specific to Offenders How to Get Help Frequently Called Criminal Justice Numbers

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ATTACHMENTS

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Disclaimer: Inclusion in this directory does not imply endorsement by the Department of Public Safety. This list is not inclusive of all available services within the State of Hawaii. Agencies providing a variety of services may not be list in all relevant sections.

BACKGROUND

Department of Public Safety:

The Hawaii state Department of Public Safety (PSD) oversees the state's jails and prisons as well as a sheriffs division that provides law enforcement at state facilities, including court houses and airports. The mission of PSD is to provide for the safety of the public and state facilities through law enforcement and correctional management.

The department's operating budget for fiscal year 2016 was $263 million, with $240 million from the state's general funds. It has about 2,200 employees and is made up of three divisions:

Administration: Handles everything from training and staff development, personnel management, management of the operating budget, and capital improvements program budget.

Corrections: Oversees the state's jails and prisons. Represents 85 percent of the department's annual operating costs.

Law Enforcement:Includes the sheriffs division and narcotics enforcement division.

The department oversees four (4) jails and three (3) prisons in Hawaii that imprison roughly 6,000 of the state's citizens. That includes approximately 1,500 prisoners in mainland facilities.

Jails: Hawaii Community Correctional Center, Kauai Community Correctional Center, Maui Community Correctional Center, and the Oahu Community Correctional Center.

Prisons: Halawa Correctional Facility, Waiawa Correctional Facility, and the Women's Community Correctional Center. All three prisons are located on the island of Oahu.

The department submits annual reports to the Hawaii Legislature on its various programs.

The Directory: The creation of this directory was influenced by an Offender Workforce Development Specialist (OWDS) Training Initiative which promoted collaboration between criminal justice agencies and community organizations to increase positive offender employment outcomes. In addition to the training, specific workgroups were created to address barriers related to offender reentry. Hence, the workgroup that laid the groundwork for this directory is called, "Pacific Resource." This directory is one of many strategies that will assist individuals in making a successful transition from prison/jail to the community. The development of this directory would not have been possible without the partnerships of and collaboration with many government and community agencies. Therefore, we would like to thank all those involved who worked tirelessly on this effort.

This updated 2017 version, has added the following sections; Native Hawaiian, Adults with Disabilities, LGBT Advocacy & Community, Military/Veteran, and Food & Clothing. In addition, there has been great effort to list services across all counties. Maintaining accurate and updated information is a difficult task. If you locate information that is inaccurate and/or out of date, we ask that you please contact our Re-entry Office at (808) 587-1386. Aloha and we hope you find this guide helpful.

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EMERGENCY SERVICES

In case of an emergency, dial 911

Suicide Access Line Child Abuse & Neglect Reporting

24/7 HOTLINES & CRISIS HOTLINES

Oahu Neighbor Islands

Elder Abuse Reporting Public Assist Child Help USA Domestic Violence Shelter & Crisis Hotline

Domestic Violence Clearinghouse & Legal Hotline National Domestic Violence Hotline

24-hour child abuse hotline

Safety planning, crisis intervention, emergency shelter

Safety planning, support, advocacy, accompaniment to court

Poison Center Prevent Child Abuse Hawaii Pu'uhonua Crisis Counseling Senior Abuse Hotline

Sex Abuse Treatment Center

Helping Hands Hawaii Suicide & Crisis Center United Self-Help Warm Line

Information & advocacy Domestic violence (PACT) Domestic violence Adult Protective Services Honolulu Elderly Affairs Division 24-hour hotline Daytime Main Line After hours emergencies, suicide & crisis line Suicide crisis line (Monday ? Sunday: 4:30 p.m. ? 9:00 p.m.)

(808) 832-3100 1-800-753-6879 (808) 832-5300 1-800-494-3991 (808) 832-5115 1-855-643-1643 1-800-4-A-Child (808) 841-0833 (808) 526-2200 (808) 531-3771

1-800-799-7233 (808) 787-3224 (TTY)

1-800-222-1222 (808) 951-0200 (808) 585-7944 (808) 832-5115 (808) 768-7700 (808) 524-7273 (808) 535-7600 (808) 521-4555 (808) 931-6444

American Red Cross ? Hawaii Chapter Hawaii Emergency Management

FEMA ? Federal Emergency Management Agency

Disaster Center Hawaii

Christian Reformed World Relief Committee

DISASTER RELIEF



dod.hiema/ Local statewide information

Assistance and relief to victims of federally declared disasters (storms, floods, etc.) and provides emergency loans.

hawaii Statewide resources

Disaster relief by providing needs assessments, estimates, and reconstruction for those w/o insurance

(808) 734-2101 1-800-621-FEMA 1-800-462-7585 (TTY)

(808) 596-8980

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Hawaii Literacy, Inc. (C-Base or GED)

EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT

LITERACY DEVELOPMENT

Oahu Hawaii

Kauai

VOCATIONAL, TECHNICAL & TRADE

Elite Massage Academy



Carpenters Union



Hawaii Carpenters Local 745



Hawaii Healing Arts College



Hawaii Institute of Hair Design



Hawaii Laborers Training Program Local 368



Hawaii Plumbers-Fitters Union Local 675



Hawaii Technology Institute

hti.edu

Honolulu Nail Academy



Kapiolani Culinary Arts Program

culinary.kcc.hawaii.edu

Makana Esthetics Wellness Academy



Med-Assist School of Hawaii

mash.edu

Olelo Community Television



Paul Brown Institute at Remington College



Travel Institute of the Pacific

COMMERCIAL DRIVER EDUCATION

Commercial Driver Licensing Center ? City & County of Honolulu

99-501 Salt Lake Blvd. Aiea, HI 96701

Professional Driving Academy

Leeward Community College

transportation

COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR ADULTS

McKinley Community School for Adults (MCSA)

634 Pensacola St. Honolulu, HI 96814

Farrington Campus

1101 Kalihi St. Honolulu, HI 96819

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(808) 537-6706 (808) 329-1180 (808) 332-5544

(808) 382-9505 (808) 847-5761 (808) 848-0794 (808) 266-2462 (808) 533-6596 (808) 455-7979 (808) 536-5454 (808) 522-2700 (808) 944-1121 (808) 734-9499 (808) 591-6090 (808) 524-3363 (808) 834-0007 (808) 772-5970 (808) 591-2708

(808) 768-4185

(808) 239-1371 (808) 455-0477

(808) 594-0540

(808) 832-3595

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