Find a Food Pantry or Support in Hawaii National Park, HI
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Hawaii National Park, HI
Urgent Need Program
Leukemia And Lymphoma Society
The Urgent Need Program, located in Hawaii National Park, HI, is dedicated to supporting eligible patients facing non-medical financial challenges during their treatment journey. We understand that the cost of living can be overwhelming, which is why we provide critical financial assistance for a variety of needs, including rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, car repairs, and more. Our mission is to alleviate the stress of these burdens, allowing patients to focus on what truly matters – their health and recovery. As funding levels may vary throughout the year, we encourage those in need to contact the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society to learn more about available assistance and updates on eligibility.
Hawaii National Park, HI
Financial Assistance
Patches of Light
Patches of Light is dedicated to providing critical financial assistance to families with children navigating catastrophic health issues in Hawaii National Park, HI. Our compassionate program supports families through various means, including utility payments, housing help, gas cards, and grocery cards. We streamline the application process to ensure confidentiality and efficiency, requiring that applications be submitted by hospital staff involved with the family. Understanding the urgency of these situations, our team works diligently to process requests within 2-3 weeks. To facilitate tracking and communication, we kindly ask petitioners to confirm the submission of applications via email. Patches of Light remains committed to lightening the burden for families during their toughest times and ensuring they receive the support they need.
Hawaii National Park, HI
SNAP Replacement Benefits
Hawaii Department of Human Services
SNAP Replacement Benefits in Hawaii National Park provides essential support to households who have experienced food loss due to unforeseen circumstances. This program is designed to offer financial assistance for replacing food purchased with SNAP benefits, ensuring families can regain access to nutritious meals. Eligible participants can receive a replacement amount that matches the food loss, up to the limit of their monthly benefits. We are committed to serving our community during challenging times, with applications available for those who report a loss between August 14 and September 15, 2023. To apply, please visit your local Processing Center or reach out through the Public Assistance Information Line for guidance.
Hawaii National Park, HI
Grant Program
American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)
The American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to offering compassionate financial support to families in Hawaii National Park, HI, whose children are battling cancer, as well as to cancer survivors within four years of remission. Our Grant Program addresses critical needs by providing assistance for housing expenses, utilities, food, medical costs, prescriptions, funeral expenses, and transportation to medical treatments. Each request is carefully considered on an individual basis, with approvals contingent on available funding and the specifics outlined in the Benevolence Request Application. By ensuring that support is paid directly to the relevant service providers, ACCBF aims to alleviate some of the burdens faced by families during these challenging times.
Hawaii National Park, HI
Abortion Assistance Support
The Brigid Alliance
At Abortion Assistance Support, located in Hawaii National Park, HI, we prioritize compassionate and practical assistance for individuals seeking abortion services. Our mission is to alleviate the burdens related to travel, lodging, and childcare by offering vital logistical support throughout the process. We cover transportation bookings, provide meal reimbursements, and can assist with childcare expenses, ensuring that every person has the necessary resources to access safe and supportive care. If you are in need, please connect through your clinic or abortion fund; with their referral, we aim to respond promptly within 24-48 hours to help you on your journey.
Hawaii National Park, HI
Financial Support for Families Battling Pediatric Brain Cancer
Team Buddy Forever Foundation
The Team Buddy Forever Foundation is dedicated to providing compassionate financial support for families in Hawaii National Park grappling with the challenges of pediatric brain cancer, including Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). We understand the urgent financial burdens that arise during this difficult time, and our mission is to help alleviate those stresses by offering assistance with essential expenses. Our program can cover medical bills not paid by insurance, mortgage or rent payments, car payments, utility bills, and vital travel costs associated with treatment. Additionally, we provide gas and food cards to ensure families have access to the resources they need. We invite families affected by this devastating diagnosis to reach out and apply for the support they deserve.
Hawaii National Park, HI
Ke Ola Pono No N Kpuna
ALU LIKE, Inc.
Ke Ola Pono No Nā Kūpuna is dedicated to enhancing the lives of independent Native Hawaiians aged 60 and older across the beautiful islands of Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. Our program offers essential nutrition and supportive services tailored to meet the unique needs of our kūpuna. Participants enjoy nourishing congregate meals and, when needed, limited home-delivered meal options. We also provide vital information and referral services, transport assistance, and health screenings paired with education and counseling. Beyond nutrition, our vibrant program promotes cultural engagement through hula, Hawaiian language, and history activities, fostering connections among generations. We embrace physical activity, offer recreation, and create spaces for social support and volunteer opportunities. By weaving together wellness, culture, and community, we empower our kūpuna to live full, engaged lives amidst the richness of Hawaiian traditions. Contributions to support our mission are gratefully accepted.
32 Kinoole St, Hawaii National Park, HI 96720
Hawaii National Park, HI
Children with Special Health Needs Program (CSHNP)
Hawaii State Department of Health
The Children with Special Health Needs Program (CSHNP) in Hawaii National Park, HI, is dedicated to ensuring that every child and youth aged 0-21 with chronic medical conditions achieves their fullest potential for health and development. Our program is designed to support children with long-term health care needs and their families by offering essential services such as information and referral, service coordination for specialized medical care, nutrition services, and transition planning to adult health care. We also provide access to specialized clinics for neurology, cardiac care, and nutrition on the Neighbor Islands, as well as limited financial assistance for those who qualify. Families can benefit from a range of services including medical specialist visits, laboratory testing, prescription medications, and assistance with travel and lodging expenses necessary for obtaining medical care. We welcome health care providers and families to reach out to us for applications or referrals, as we work together to ensure optimal health outcomes for our children.
75 Aupuni St, Hawaii National Park, HI 96720
Hawaii National Park, HI
Early Head Start (EHS)
Parents And Children Together
Early Head Start (EHS) is a dedicated federally funded program located in Hawaii National Park, HI, that focuses on enriching the lives of low-income families with infants and toddlers under three years old, as well as supporting pregnant women. Our unique home-based approach, available throughout East Hawaii, emphasizes child development through tailored weekly home visits where trained home visitors guide parents in fostering their child's learning and growth. We also offer enriching group socialization activities twice a month, creating opportunities for families to connect and engage in supportive parent-child interactions. With resources that include early learning activities, health and development screenings, family support services, and specialized curricula for expectant mothers, EHS is committed to nurturing the potential of our youngest community members and empowering their families.
27 Waianuenue Ave, Hawaii National Park, HI 96720
Hawaii National Park, HI
Feeding our Keiki and Kupuna
Honoka'a Hongwanji Buddhist Temple
Feeding our Keiki and Kupuna, located in Hawaii National Park, HI, is dedicated to ensuring that individuals and families in the community have access to vital food assistance. Our program reflects our commitment to addressing hunger by providing nutritious meals and essential groceries every week. Volunteers work diligently to distribute fresh produce and a warm meal every Friday from 4:00 to 5:30 PM at the Honoka‘a Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, helping to nourish our keiki and kupuna in need. We strive to create a supportive environment that prioritizes the well-being of our community members, making sure no one goes hungry.
45-516 Lehua St, Hawaii National Park, HI 96727
Hawaii National Park, HI
Food Pantry
Hawaiian Paradise Park
Located in Hawaii National Park, HI, the Food Pantry is dedicated to combating hunger by delivering essential food assistance to individuals and families facing food insecurity. Our mission is to ensure that every community member has access to nutritious food that meets their basic dietary needs. We provide emergency food supplies in a warm and welcoming environment, focused on uplifting those we serve. Join us in our journey to nourish our community and create a stronger, healthier Hawaii.
15-1570 Makuu Dr, Hawaii National Park, HI 96749
Hawaii National Park, HI
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Kona WIC Program
At Women, Infants & Children (WIC) in Hawaii National Park, we are committed to fostering the health and well-being of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old facing nutritional risks. Our program offers essential services including nutrition education, access to supplemental foods, and dedicated breastfeeding support to empower families in making healthier choices. Additionally, we provide valuable referrals for healthcare and vouchers for fresh produce from local markets, ensuring our community has the resources needed to thrive. Join us in building a healthier future for our children and families in Hawaii National Park.
81-980 Halekii St, Hawaii National Park, HI 96750
Hawaii National Park, HI
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Kona WIC Program
The Women, Infants & Children (WIC) program in Hawaii National Park, HI, is dedicated to fostering nutritious food practices among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old facing nutritional challenges. Our mission is to provide vital assistance through comprehensive nutrition education, access to supplemental foods, and strong breastfeeding advocacy and support. We also connect families to essential healthcare services and offer valuable coupons for fresh produce at local participating markets, ensuring that every child has the opportunity for a healthy start.
81-980 Halekii St, Hawaii National Park, HI 96750
Food Pantries & Support in Hawaii National Park, HI
There are a large amount of organizations providing support with food in Hawaii National Park. If it’s difficult to find a food pantry in Hawaii National Park, consider searching nearby areas.
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