Oahu WorkLinks can help connect employers with employees
OWIB informs job-seekers and laid-off workers about job search assistance, training opportunities and tuition assistance programs. Their website also provides information to employers regarding workforce development and sustainability issues.
Provides job training and assistance to low-income adults aged 55 and older.
Hawaii statewide program for financial assistance and food stamps
Social Security encompasses several social welfare and social insurance programs.
Various programs provide relief from home property tax.
This program provides low interest loans to income-qualified owner-occupant homeowners enabling them to repair their homes to meet basic housing quality standards.
Provides financing for installation of solar water heating systems to homes of income-qualified homeowners.
This is an energy efficiency program that helps low-income individuals and families reduce energy consumption and utility costs through free energy saving devices, including solar water heater systems, and energy conservation education.
Medical assistance for individuals 65 and over or certified blind or disabled
Prescription assistance
Medicare provides health insurance coverage to people who are aged 65 and over, or who meet other special criteria.
AlohaMeds helps low-income, uninsured Hawaii residents get access to patient assistance programs where they may qualify for free, or nearly free, prescription medicines.
The Honolulu Bus Pass Subsidy program assists people with low income by providing a reduced fare monthly bus pass.
The Handi-Van is a public transit service for persons with disabilities who are unable to use the City's bus service, TheBus.
A Disability Parking (DP) permit allows you to park the vehicle you drive or the vehicle that transports you in parking spaces reserved for persons with disabilities.
The Hawaii State ID card is a useful form of identification for people that do not have a driver license.
Hawaiian Telcom provides Lifeline/Link-Up Service for low-income residential customers who meet federal and/or state guidelines.
A state-sponsored program to meet the needs of frail older adults who cannot live at home without adequate help from family and/or formal services.
National online screening tool for benefits programs for people 55 or older with limited income and resources.
The Elderly Affairs Division is asking for our users feedback with our first survey. It is easy to take and you can see the results of other users' inputs over time. Please take our survey!
The City and County of Honolulu has implemented a new application system for determining eligibility for TheHandi-Van, the City’s paratransit service for people with disabilities who are unable to independently use TheBus.
Windward Community College is offering two PCA courses in February and March. Class is free to qualified students. Read more.
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