PRESS RELEASE: IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII STATEWIDE SERVICES

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HOW DO I STAY HEALTHY?

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I CAN'T PAY MY RENT/MORTGAGE

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I can't pay my utility bills

My landlord shutoff my utilities

I DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE TO LIVE

employment

I LOST MY JOB

i am in the military

food

I NEED FOOD FOR MY FAMILY

Family & Children

I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SCHOOLS

I have questions about custody

I need resources for my kids

COVID-19の影響に関するQ＆A：家族に関する問題と家庭裁判所

financial assistance

I NEED FINANCIAL HELP

Do I qualify for the stimulus payment?

Immigration

I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT IMMIGRATION

seniors

Resources for Kupuna

courts

I HAVE A COURT DATE SOON

Frequently Asked Questions

Illegal Lockout & Utility Shut-off

State ID & Driver's License

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