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Punahou Students Plan Homeward Bound Race

This Thanksgiving will be different. You may not be able to share a feast with extended family, but there’s still a way to s...

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Homeless Korean War veteran “Bunny” found permanent home with IHS help

William "Bunny" Wright, a Korean War veteran, found himself homeless this summer with nowhere else to turn. After 10 years of living in Hawaii, his...

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Halloween 2020 with IHS keiki

Cobwebs, jack-o-lanterns, and ghosts decorated the walls of IHS classrooms. We created some fall time fun for keiki and families in our care to...

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Helping our keiki reach for the stars

Education is the most important path to achieving our dreams. However, accessing education hasn’t been easy during this pandemic. Distance learning has challenged p...

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New Beginnings: Sumner Reopens and TQIC

After exactly 30 days of operating as a temporary COVID quarantine facility, the IHS Men’s Shelter on Sumner Street is again accepting new clients. A...

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A new home in the neighborhood

John, a resident of Hale Mauliola since November 2019, is moving into a brand new  home this month. This is a huge step forward...

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COVID-19 hits home

** To learn more about or to donate to the family of Willie Talamoa, click here. **

To our IHS Ohana, <...

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Summer Intern Spotlight - Mahalo Will Sanders

Creating a path toward a brighter future means investing in our youth. This summer, we partnered with Abilities Unlimited to offer an internship program...

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Our founder would have been 100 today

July 1, 2020 - On this day in history, former Governor Linda Lingle declared today as Claude DuTeil Day. Today would have been our founder's...

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2020 Point-in-Time Counts highlights success, work ahead

June 2020 - Each year, IHS, The Institute for Human Services participates in a state-wide Point-in-Time count to determine how many are homeless...