A plantation-style permanent supportive housing community for formerly homeless households
In 2015, Governor Ige issued an emergency proclamation regarding homelessness in Hawaii, sowing the seed for KV’s construction. For more information about the history of Kahauiki Village read our timeline.
A STEPPING STONE FOR FAMILIES AND KUPUNA
Through key partnerships with local businesses,
individuals, and organizations, Kahauiki Village
has created a supportive environment where
formerly homeless families and kupuna can not
only find stable housing, but also access the
resources and skills they need to build independent,
fulfilling lives. The success of Kahauiki Village
serves as an inspiration and a model for what can
be achieved when a community comes together
with a shared vision of ending homelessness.
GET INVOLVED
VOLUNTEER WITH US!
We have opportunities for individuals and groups
to help with landscaping, administrative tasks,
children’s program, among other activities. Reach
out to volunteer@ihshawaii.org or check out our
volunteer page.
SHOP OUR AMAZON WISHLISTS
Life at Kahauiki Village is pretty rhythmic in both
programing and need. See our wishlist below for
our current needs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ):
Who can live here?
A plantation-style permanent supportive housing community for formerly homeless families and kupuna (individuals 62+ years old).
All households must meet eligibility qualifications, which can be found here.
How many people live here?
There are 140 units: 80 two-bedrooms and 60 one-bedrooms. As of April 2023, 129 households, which include 295 kids, reside in KV.
How can I or someone I know apply for a unit?
If you are a service provider and would like to refer your client to apply, please email KVApplications@ihshawaii.org for more information.
If you’d like to apply and you meet the housing requirements, please submit completed applications to KVApplications@ihshawaii.org.
Kahauiki Village’s housing application can be found here
Where is it?
Right off of Nimitz Highway before Sand Island Access Road.
Is KV a shelter?
No, it’s not a shelter. KV is a permanent supportive housing solution for formerly homeless households and kupuna. All residents pay rent which includes utilities.
How big are the units?
One and two bedroom units are available, both come with one bathroom and a semi-furnished kitchen which include a fridge, stove, and sink.
How long can households stay?
Residents lease their units and can stay as long as they respect community guidelines and pay rent.
KAHAUIKI VILLAGE
A plantation-style permanent supportive housing community for formerly homeless households
In 2015, Governor Ige issued an emergency proclamation regarding homelessness in Hawaii, sowing the seed for KV’s construction. For more information about the history of Kahauiki Village read our timeline.
A STEPPING STONE FOR FAMILIES AND KUPUNA
Through key partnerships with local businesses, individuals, and organizations, Kahauiki Village has created a supportive environment where formerly homeless families and kupuna can not only find stable housing, but also access the resources and skills they need to build independent, fulfilling lives. The success of Kahauiki Village serves as an inspiration and a model for what can be achieved when a community comes together with a shared vision of ending homelessness.
GET INVOLVED
VOLUNTEER WITH US!
We have opportunities for
individuals and groups to help
with landscaping, administrative
tasks, children’s program, among
other activities. Reach out to
volunteer@ihshawaii.org or check out our volunteer page.
SHOP OUR AMAZON WISHLISTS
Life at Kahauiki Village is pretty rhythmic in both programing and need. See our wishlist below for our current needs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ):
Who can live here?
A plantation-style permanent supportive housing community for formerly homeless families and kupuna (individuals 62+ years old).
All households must meet eligibility qualifications, which can be found here.
How many people live here?
There are 140 units: 80 two-bedrooms and 60 one-bedrooms. As of April 2023, 129 households, which include 295 kids, reside in KV.
How can I or someone I know apply for a unit?
If you are a service provider and would like to refer your client to apply, please email KVApplications@ihshawaii.org for more information.
If you’d like to apply and you meet the housing requirements, please submit completed applications to KVApplications@ihshawaii.org.
Kahauiki Village’s housing application can be found here
Where is it?
Right off of Nimitz Highway before Sand Island Access Road.
Is KV a shelter?
No, it’s not a shelter. KV is a permanent supportive housing solution for formerly homeless households and kupuna. All residents pay rent which includes utilities.
How big are the units?
One and two bedroom units are available, both come with one bathroom and a semi-furnished kitchen which include a fridge, stove, and sink.
How long can households stay?
Residents lease their units and can stay as long as they respect community guidelines and pay rent.