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When prescription drugs lead to homelessness

Vaughn was ...

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The road to redemption

January 2020 – When Reverend Sam Cox, a Methodist minister, decided to turn his home into transitional housing for women released from prison, t...

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Meet the “Hero Next Door”

This story by reporter Dan Nakaso ran in The Honolulu Star-Advertiser in December 2019. You can read it here too.

December 2019 –&n...

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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser: New garden provides learning

This story by reporter Nina Wu ran in The Honolulu Star-Advertiser in November 2019. You can read it here too.

December 2019 – A n...

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No one really cares about homes that are affordable

No one really cares about homes that are affordableBy Charles P. Wathen

An affordable home is the bedrock that families and individuals...

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Kahauiki Village: Affordable Permanent Housing for Former Homeless Families

by Connie MitchellExecutive DirectorIHS, The Institute for Human Services, Inc.July 14, 2017

Probably the one subgroup of homeless people that tugs at all...

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As Waikiki moves homeless out of tourist zones, some fear perpetual displacement

The homeless population has dropped by 83% over the past two years since a sit-lie ban went into effect, but some in Hawaii fear enforcement...

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IHS offers to help new business neighbors deal with homeless

We first told you last week about the changes happening in Kalihi that would impact the homeless population in that area. On Sunday, we...

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Prompt homeless to get needed help

By Honolulu Star Advertiser Editorial Staff 

The city’s policy of “compassionate disruption” — clearing homeless people and their belongings from publi...

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Hawaii's largest hospital cracking under strain of homeless crisis

By Allyson Blair / Hawaii News Now

Life on the streets has taken a toll on Alberto Rodrigues.

For years,...