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LEGAL AID IMPACT

BOARD SPOTLIGHT: LOEL-ANJANETTE KAIKUAANA

12/21/2020

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As a Board member, I believe the impact that the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii has in the community is needed and very important to those that are very vulnerable in our society. Legal Aid has helped so many people including myself. Their assistance is greatly appreciated by all those who don't understand and are desperately seeking help and answers during tough times.
 
I would like others to know that whenever you're in doubt or don't understand the laws about renter's rights, family abuse, citizenship, divorce, custody, disability or simply needing assistance to fill out necessary court documents, don't ever feel ashamed or afraid to contact Legal Aid.

The best decision that I've ever made was to take that first step, calling Legal Aid for assistance when I needed it most. Legal Aid staff helped me and guided me in the right direction.
 
Mahalo, Legal Aid for all you do!​

- Loel-Anjanette Kaikuaana, Board Member, 6 years of service
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  • COVID-19 Legal Help
    • Unemployment COVID-19
    • Financial Assistance COVID-19
    • Funeral Assistance COVID-19
    • Stimulus Payment COVID-19
    • Housing & Utility Assistance COVID-19 >
      • Rent/Mortgage Assistance
      • Utility Payment Assistance
      • Locked Out by Landlord
      • Utility Shutoff by Landlord
    • Shelters COVID-19
    • Health COVID-19
    • Food Resources COVID-19
    • Courts COVID-19
    • Family and Safety COVID-19
    • Children COVID-19
    • Immigrants COVID-19
    • Seniors COVID-19
    • Military COVID-19
  • Resources
    • Elder Law Services
    • Brochures
    • Self-Help Centers
    • Filipino Resources
    • Chuukese Resources
    • Marshallese Resources
    • Kosraean COVID Resources
  • Opportunities
    • Board of Directors
    • AmeriCorps Positions
    • Employment Opportunities >
      • Executive Director
    • Volunteer >
      • Clerical Aides & Paralegals
      • Law Students
      • Pro Bono Attorneys
      • Fair Housing Testers
  • Legal Aid Impact
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