Last updated 10/15/2020

Emergency Shelters: The State of Hawai`i has contracted with various organizations to provide emergency shelters. Staff at shelter facilities help develop housing plans. Often people need to come from unsheltered situations to obtain emergency shelter. However, please check with individual shelters for more information. Click here for contact information and updated daily vacancy count.

Provisional Outdoor Screening and Triage Facilities

Houseless resource for people who are
- Unable to access shelters due to current capacity issues;
- In need of a place to self-quarantine as a result of the statewide mandatory quarantine for incoming arrivals;
- Unable to safely practice social distancing and hygiene at their current unsheltered location.
Located at Ke`ehi Lagoon in Honolulu.
For more information, please call 768-4668.

Ka`aahi Temporary Quarantine & Isolation Center (TQIC): The Department of Health and City and County of Honolulu established a quarantine center for houseless people on O`ahu. Please contact CARES at 832-3100 for more information.

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THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII DOES NOT HELP
WITH CRIMINAL OR PERSONAL INJURY MATTERS.
PLEASE CONSULT A PRIVATE ATTORNEY.