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E Ala Hou: 'Rise Up Anew'
Substance abuse treatment for pregnant or parenting women.
Services offered include motivational enhancement, case management, outpatient treatment, and recovery/continuing care.
E Ala Hou Website

Women In Need Kauaʻi

Empowers women who have been through domestic violence, homelessness, substance abuse, and incarceration through different services that helps to build self-esteem, responsibility, and positive life skills.

Women In Need Kaua‘i Website

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Table of Contents

Community Programs Providers

Drug Enforcement

Emergency Hospitals

Employment/Education & Job Training

Financial Assistance

Food Banks, Pantries, and Kitchens

Food Delivery Services for Kūpuna

General Clinics

Health or Medical Services

Homeless

Hotlines

Housing

Information and Referral

Legal Assistance

Mental Health

Outreach and Support for Adults

Prevention Programs

Quest

Treatment for Adults: Agencies and Clinics

Treatment for Adults: Residential Facilities (Intensive Inpatient)

Treatment/Assessment for Adults: Private

Treatment for Youth: Agencies and Clinics

Veterans Services

Violence Prevention & Intervention Services

Other

(click on individual listings below for further contact information):

**COMMUNITY PROGRAMS PROVIDERS**
Hale ʻŌpio Kauaʻi, Inc.	245-2873
Friends of the Children's Justice Center	246-0923

**DRUG ENFORCEMENT**
Drug Court Email Drug Court: DrugCt.5cc@courts.hawaii.gov.	482-2363
Hale ‘Ōpio Teen Court (ages 10 – 17) To track cases: www.courts.state.hi.us	245-2873
Crime Stoppers	246-8300
Kauaʻi Police Department, Investigative Bureau	241-1711
Kauaʻi Police Department , Vice/Narcotics	241-1701
KEO Mediation Services	245-4077 x234
Legal Aid Society	1-800-499-4302
Office of the Public Defender	241-7128
Office of the Prosecuting Attorney	241-1888

**EMERGENCY HOSPITALS**
Wilcox Hospital: Main Emergency Room	245-1100 245-1010
Kauaʻi Veterans Memorial Hospital: Main Emergency Room	338-9431 338-9445
Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital: Main Emergency Room	822-4169 822-4961

**EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATION & JOB TRAINING**
Alu Like Inc.	245-8545
WorkWise Kaua‘i Email Workwise: dlir.wdd.kauai@hawaii.gov	274-3056
SNAP Employment and Training	241-3371
Vocational Rehab Services	274-3333
Goodwill Industries	482-3200
Kauaʻi Community College	245-8311
McKinley Community School for Adults (GED) - Kaua‘i Branch	274-3390
State Unemployment Office	274-3043
Hawaiʻi Literacy- Kauai Adult Literacy Program	639-6844
Department of Human Services - Benefit, Employment & Support Services Division (BESSD) / First-To-Work Program (FTW)	274-3371 or 855-643-1643
Nana's House	338-0252
Child & Family Services Head Start	245-5914

**FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE**
Alu Like Inc.	245-8545
Catholic Charities	241-4673
Department of Human Services - Kauaʻi Processing Center (Income Maintenance Unit) Email the Kauaʻi Proccessing Center: bessdkauaiprocessingcenter@dhs.hawaii.gov	274-3371
Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA)	241-3390
Kauaʻi Economic Opportunity (KEO)	245-4077
Queen Lili‘uokalani Trust (Queen Liliʻuokalani Children's Center) Mālama Centralized Screening Line (Services request line) Email Liliʻuokalani Trust for Services: info@onipaa.org	245-1873 466-8080
Social Security	1-800-772-1213
Veterans Benefits Hotline Office of Veterans' Services	1-800-827-1000 369-3535

**FOOD BANKS, PANTRIES AND KITCHENS**
Aloha Church Last Friday of the month from 11:00am - 12:00pm	241-7177
Kauaʻi North Shore Food Pantry Every Saturday 1:00pm - 2:30pm	970-618-8889
Church of the Pacific (Kīlauea to Hanalei) Every Wednesday 1:00pm - 3:00pm	826-6481
Hale Hoʻomalu (Kapaʻa) Every Tuesday from 1:00pm -4:00pm Every Wednesday frm 12:00am - 3:00pm	821-2520
Saint Catherine's Parish Every Saturday @ Saint Catherine's parking lot from 11:30am - 1:00pm	822-7900
Līhuʻe Court Town Homes Every 3^rd Wednesday of the month at 4:00pm	246-6997
Saint Michael's Church (Puhi to Līhuʻe) Drive-thru pick-up @ the Vidinha Stadium parking lot every 1^st and 3^rd Wednesday of the month from 9:00am - 10:30am. Emergency food is available - call ahead to schedule pick-up.	245-3796
Saint Raphael's Food Pantry Every 3^rd Thrusday of the month 1:30pm -3:00pm	742-1955
Kauaʻi Bible Church – Lāwai Every Sunday 11:30am-12:00pm	742-7514
Holy Cross Catholic Church Drive-thru pick-up @ the Holy Cross Parish Hall every 1^st Friday of the month from 4:00pm - 5:00pm	332-8011
ʻEleʻele Baptist Church 2^nd Saturday of the month 7:00am - 8:00am Emergency food is available - call ahead to schedule pick-up.	335-6154
Waimea United Church of Christ Last Wednesday of the month 9 AM	338-9962
Westside Christian Center Assemblies of God 4^th Thrusday of the month from 10:00am - 11:00am	634-7040 or 337-1642
Salvation Army: Kōkua Soup Kitchen Hanapēpē Corps Pantry: Every Monday 10:00am - 11:00am Meals: Lunch every Wednesday and Friday 11:00am - 12:00pm Dinner every Monday 5:00pm - 6:00pm Līhuʻe Corps Pantry: Every Wednesday 11:00am - 12:00pm Meals: Every Tuesday and Thursday 11:00am - 12:00pm	335-0307 245-2571
Kaua‘i Economic Opportunity (KEO) Everyday from 9:00am - 4:00pm @ 2804 Wehe Rd., Līhuʻe, HI 96766 for low-income persons	245-4077 x244
Saint William's Church Every Friday from 7:45am - 8:30am	822-7900
Kapaʻa Missionary Church Grocery box distributed every Saturday @ 4:30pm - 5:30 pm till supplies last Soup Kitchen every 2^nd and 4^th Saturday of the month from 4:30pm - 5:00pm	822-5594
Kings Chapel Hanamāʻulu Every 2^nd & 4^th Tuesday of the month 4:30pm	335-6845
Nana's House Every Monday 2:00pm - 4:00pm Every Wednesday 9:00am - 11:00am and 1:00pm - 4:00pm Every Thursday 1:00pm - 4:00pm	338-0252
Kauaʻi Independent Food Bank	246-3809
Hawaiʻi Food Bank – Kauaʻi Branch	482-2224

**FOOD DELIVERY SERVICES FOR KŪPUNA**
Agency of Elderly Affairs Meals on Wheels For homebound seniors Monday - Friday 7:45am - 4:30pm	241-4470
Kauaʻi Economic Opportunity For homebound seniors Email KEO: ashen@keoinc.org	245-4077 x244 ask for Elderly Services Program Director
Kumano I Ke Ala Kūpuna meals to-go for those 65+ years old. Delivery available within the Waimea area. Every Friday 5:00pm - 6:00pm Email Kumano I Ke Ala: kumanoikeala@gmail.com	346-5348
Nourish Kaua ʻ i K ū puna Meal Kit Delivery Delivery from Kapaʻa - Kalāheo. Currently full, register for the waitlist here: waitlist link Email Nourish Kauaʻi: NourishKauai2020@gmail.com	635-3722

**GENERAL CLINICS**
Kauaʻi Urgent Care	245-1532
Kūhiō Medical Center	245-8874
North Shore Medical Center	828-1418
Kaiser Permanente	246-5600
Kauaʻi Medical Clinics Līhuʻe ʻEleʻele Kapaʻa Kōloa	245-1500 335-0499 822-3431 742-1621
West Kauaʻi Clinics Waimea ʻEleʻele Kālaheo	338-8311 335-0579 332-8523

**HEALTH OR MEDICAL SERVICES**
Ho‘ōla Lāhui Administration West Waimea Dental East Kapa‘a Dental Pharmacy Behavioral Health Ho‘ōla Fitness Center	240-0100 240-0140 240-0150 240-0170 240-0180 240-0200 240-0194 245-8933
Mālama Pono: HIV/STD Email Mālama Pono: info@mphskauai.org	246-9577
Department of Health Kaua‘i District Health Office	241-3495
HIV/STD/Hepatitis Testing (Kaua‘i District Health Office)	821-2741 or 212-4523
MED QUEST	241-3583
Community Health Services	241-3387
Hawaiʻi UTelehealth	(808) 375-2745

**HOMELESS**
Kaua‘i Economic Opportunity (KEO) For clients in transitional living	245-4077 x232
Crossroad at Aloha Church	241-7177

**HOTLINES**
Domestic Violence Hotline: YWCA	245-6362
Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline: YWCA	245-4144
The Parent Line info/counseling for parents	1-800-816-1222
Crisis Line of Hawai‘i	1-800-753-6879
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline	1-800-273-8255
Hawaiʻi CARES	1-800-753-6879
HIV Health InfoLine	1-888-448-4636
CDC National STD Hotline	1-800-232-4636

**HOUSING**
HUD/Section 8	241-4440
County of Kauaʻi Housing & Community Development	241-4444
Kauaʻi Economic Opportunity (KEO)	245-4077
Mutual Housing - Līhuʻe Court Townhomes	245-5045
Hawaiʻi Public Housing Authority	274-3141 x24692
Kālepa Village Apartments	246-4481
Pa‘anau Village	742-8655
Hale ʻOhana Email Hale ʻOhana Apartments: haleohana@awimc.com	742-9440
Oxford House Hawaiʻi Email Oxford House Hawaiʻi: oxfordhi@hotmail.com	957-0324
Habitat for Humanity Email Kauaʻi Habitat for Humanity	335-0296
Hale ʻŌpio Kauaʻi, Inc.	245-2873

**INFORMATION AND REFERRAL**
Alu Like, Inc.	245-8545
Nana's House	338-0252
Hanalei Community Center/Hale Hālāwai Email Hale Hālāwai: info@halehalawai.org	826-1011
Kaua‘i United Way Email Kaua‘i United Way: info@kauaiunitedway.org	245-2043
Child & Family Services	245-5914
Ho‘ōla Lāhui Administration West East Pharmacy	240-0100 240-0140 240-0170 240-0200
PATCH: Childcare Resource & Referral Agency	246-0622

**LEGAL ASSISTANCE**
Adult Client Probation Services	482-2400
Court Information	482-2300
Child Support Enforcement	241-7112
Legal Aid Society	1-800-499-4302
Office of the Public Defender	241-7128

**MENTAL HEALTH**
Ho‘ōla Lāhui Behavioral Health	240-0194
Kaua‘i Community Mental Health Center For clients with mental health as well as substance abuse issues	274-3190
Friendship Clubhouse	821-4480
VA Clinic	246-0497
Veterans Center Combat Veterans Counseling	246-1163
Kauaʻi Family Guidance Center	274-3883
Dept. of Health Child & Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD)	733-9333
Mental Health Kōkua	632-0466
NAMI Kauaʻi	631-4982

**OUTREACH AND SUPPORT FOR ADULTS**
Alcoholics Anonymous Kaua‘i Intergroup 24 hour hotline	245-6677
Kaua‘i Al-Anon and Alteen	1-888-669-5523
Aloha Church	241-7177
Alu Like, Inc.	245-8545
Child & Family Services	245-5914
Breath of Life	246-6102
Hawai‘i Health & Harm Reduction	651-7213
Crystal Meth Anonymous Hotline	1-855-638-4373
Hale Hoʻomalu	821-2520
Līhuʻe Missionary Church	245-9223
Nana's House	338-0252
Narcotics Anonymous Helpline	828-1674
Kauaʻi Veterans Center	246-1135
Veteran’s Affairs Clinic	246-0497
Waimea Baptist Church	338-1227
Women In Need Contact: Kimberly Cummings 3136 A ʻĒlua St, Suite 213 Līhuʻe, HI 96766 Email Women In Need: winkauai@gmail.com	Ph: 245-1996 Fax: 246-6464

**PREVENTION PROGRAMS**
Alu Like, Inc	245-8545
Child and Family Services	245-5914
Hale Hoʻomalu Ongoing family counseling	821-2520
Hale Kipa - Community-Based Outreach & Advocacy Programs (CBOA)	246-4898
Nana's House	338-0252
D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) for 3^rd and 5^th graders	241-1933
Parent Community Networking Center (PCNC) - Dept. of Education Kauaʻi Complex Area Email Parent Community Networking Center:judy.cano@k12.hi.us	274-3500
Kauaʻi Boys and Girls Club Kapa‘a Līhu‘e Waimea Outreach	821-4406 245-2210 320-8353
Youth Groups @ Aloha Church Fun, support and life skills for middle and high school students	241-7177

**QUEST**
HMSA	1-800-776-4672 or 245-3393
Aloha Care	808-973-0712

**TRANSPORTATION**
Kauaʻi Bus	246-8110
Catholic Charities	241-4673
Disability Parking Permit	241-4242
Motor Vehicle Registration	241-4256
Driver's Licensing	241-4242

**TREATMENT FOR ADULTS: AGENCIES AND CLINICS**
Ho‘ōla Lāhui Administration West Waimea Dental East Kapa‘a Dental Pharmacy Behavioral Health Ho‘ōla Fitness Center	240-0100 240-0140 240-0150 240-0170 240-0180 240-0200 240-0194 245-8933
Ahu Waiwai Assessment, education and counseling.	651-2247

**TREATMENT FOR ADULTS: RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES (INTENSIVE INPATIENT)**
Love the Journey Counseling, group counseling, transitional living and cognitive training.	652-3879
Hina Mauka Residential Treatment Services (Oʻahu)	236-2600
Salvation Army Addiction Treatment Services (O‘ahu)	595-6371
Mālama Family Recovery Center (Maui) Therapeutic living program for women	877-7117
Aloha House (Maui)	579-8414 x8703 or 442-6588
Kū Aloha Ola Mau Oʻahu Hawaiʻi Island Email Kū Aloha Ola Mau: info@kualoha.org	538-0704 961-6822

**TREATMENT/ASSESSMENT FOR ADULTS: PRIVATE**
Bivens, Alexander Email Alexander Bivens	332-7190
Terry-Bivens, Marie	332-7190
Foley, Michael, LCSW, Ph. D	651-8269
Tyson, Mary Frances, CSAC -works with adults and children	652-2862

**TREATMENT FOR YOUTH: AGENCIES AND CLINICS**
Kauaʻi Family Guidance Center (KFGC) School based, low intensity outpatient for students	274-3883
Hina Mauka TEEN C.A.R.E. School based, low intensity outpatient for students	645-1496
Hoʻōla Lāhui School based, low intensity outpatient for students Administration East West Pharmacy	240-0100 240-0170 240-0140 240-0200
Teen Challenge of the Hawaiian Islands Administration & Women's Home of Hope (Females 18+) Kauaʻi Crisis Center Christian Life School Oahu 2nd Phase Big Island Men's Induction 1st Phase (Males 18+) Maui Men's Induction 1st Phase	965-8403 212-1490 589-0013 966-7980 793-3440

**VETERANS SERVICES**
Office of Veterans' Services	369-3535
Crisis Line of Hawaiʻi	1-800-753-6879
VA Homeless Hotline	1-877-424-3838
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline	1-800-273-8255
VA Benefits and Healthcare	1-800-827-1000
Combat Veterans Counseling (Kaua‘i Veterans Center)	246-1163

**VIOLENCE PREVENTION & INTERVENTION SERVICES**
Child Welfare Service	1-888-380-3088
Adult Protective Services	241-3337
PACT-Parents and Children Together	821-0574
YWCA of Kauaʻi Alternatives to Violence Program	245-5959

**OTHER**
County Camping Permits	241-4463
County Agency on Elderly Affairs	241-4470
American Cancer Society	245-2942 or 1-800-227-2345
American Red Cross - Kauaʻi County Office	245-4919
WIC Office	241-3080
YWCA	245-5959
Keiki O Ka ʻAina Family Learning Center	845-3446 or 843-2502
Breath of Life (Outreach)	246-6102
State ID	241-4242
Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center	651-7213
Hale Hoʻomalu	821-2520

Additional Resources

Above the Influence: Help teens to be more aware of the influences around them, and to carefully consider their risks when faced with tough decisions.
Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaiʻi: Provides evidence-based substance abuse prevention programs for youth.
Kauaʻi Forward / Kūpaʻa Kauaʻi: Central place to find resources for residents and businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kauaʻi Resilience Project: An initiative to increase community protective factors around youth, to build youth resilience and increase their life skills, to reduce youth suicide and suicide attempts.
Keiki O Ka ʻĀina: A non-profit focused on educating children, strengthening families, enriching communities, and perpetuating culture.
Mālama Kauaʻi: A community based non-profit organization focused on increasing local food production and access through culture and community.
NIDA for Teens: The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) created the NIDA for Teens Web site to educate adolescents ages 11-15 (as well as their parents and teachers) on the science of addiction.
Talk. They Hear You.: Start talking before they start drinking. This nation wide SAMHSA campaign gives parents and guardians information and resources needed to start the conversation about substance abuse.
TeenLink Hawaiʻi: Provides information and referral services for teens in Hawaiʻi, promoting positive youth development through peer leadership and support.
Tempest: Offers a modern online recovery program empowering people to quit drinking and start building healthy habits.