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Hale Kipa’s Residential Services offer more than just a place to stay. We create environments where young people can find stability, build life skills, and access the support they need to achieve their goals.
From emergency shelters to transitional living programs, we’re committed to providing a continuum of care that meets the diverse needs of Hawai’i’s youth.
When young people face abuse, neglect, homelessness, or crisis, Hale Kipa’s O’ahu shelters ofer a lifeline. We provide immediate, short-term care for youth ages 12-17, offering a safe space and support to begin healing. We’re here for self-referrals and work with various agencies to get youth the help they urgently need.
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Hale Ho’opakele serves youth who are victims/survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking. This voluntary program accepts referrals from various sources, providing a safe place and support services.
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In downtown Honolulu, young adults transitioning from foster care or experiencing homelessness can rent below-market apartments. We also provide case management and support to help them build independent lives.
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Hāloa House ofers skill-building for young women (18-24) who were formerly in foster care or experienced homelessness. A live-in Resident Advisor oversees the program, which focuses on education, employment, and safe housing.
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This program provides a home and skill-building for young men (17-21) on parole or probation. We help them gain education, employment, and stable living arrangements.
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Our TLP on O’ahu serves young adults (18-21) experiencing homelessness, helping them transition to self-sufficiency. Residents work toward education and career goals while learning essential life skills in a structured, supportive environment.
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