The Help the Helpers Need
Coronovirus had demanded a lot of our nonprofits. Now they need our help to do the work they desperately need to do.
Stories
Solutions for Kai (Nearshore Ocean), and Wai (Fresh Water): Steps to a Sustainable Hawai‘i
Creative approaches to achieving resource resilience add up to a better future for our Islands.
Joining Hands and Scaling Up to Feed Hawai‘i’s Food-Insecure
Hawai‘i’s public and private institutions partner in unprecedented ways to solve one of the most wicked problems of all: a pandemic-related sharp increase in hunger.
What A Great Idea!
A round-up of several great ideas, changing the landscape of Hawai‘i nonprofits.
The Cooke Foundation: Nurturing the Next Generation of Givers
The story of a foundation that has touched almost every resident and visitor to the Hawaiian Islands.
A Pandemic Hits Hard. For Many, Housing is at Risk.
Hawaiʻi’s Institute for Human Services knows what to do.
This Program Serves Those Who Have Served Us
The Institute for Human Services’ Veterans Services Program and V.E.T. House are focused on getting Hawaiʻi veterans back on their feet.
Drug Addiction: When Prescriptions Designed to Heal Become the Ultimate Deception
The story of one Hawaiʻi man who, with the help of the Institute for Human Services, broke the chains of addiction.
Giving Back, Getting Healthy and Doing Good is as Easy as A to Z
Check out this year’s A to Z, where your money and sweat equity can leave a lasting impact on Hawaii's communities.
Families with Children Should Not Live in Homelessness
Hawaiʻi’s Institute for Human Services works to break the cycle.
To This Oʻahu Nonprofit, Food is Love
The Institute for Human Services serves three meals a day, every day, in its quest to help those who are homeless.