Free Alcohol and Drug Rehab Centers in Kalaheo,

Family Promise of Hawa’i help improve access to housing for the unhoused by providing crisis prevention services, case management, housing, vocational training, and stabilization programs. They are able to connect Hawa’i individuals and families with local resources to move them toward stability and independence.

Hawaii Homeless Healthcare Hui provides medical respite services to the unhoused after an acute illness or injury. People can stay up to a few weeks and receive medical care, case management, and housing counseling.

Hawaii 211 links Hawaiians who call 211 to a wide variety of social services, such as food, housing, transportation, mental health and substance use treatment, family services, educational support, and more. No matter what help you need, contact 211, and they’ll connect you with the organizations that can help.

Hawaii Cares operates the 988 Crisis Line in the state. You can call 988 or 808-832-3100 if you’re struggling with emotional distress, substance use, or you’re concerned about another person or your child/teen. They offer crisis mobile outreach and can connect you with medical care, treatment services, social services, and more.

For those that use injected drugs, the Hawai'i Health & Harm Reduction Center provides a syringe exchange in O’ahu, Maui, Kaua’i, Hilo, and, and Kona. They also offer HIV and HCV testing, PrEP, wound care, and case management services.

NEXT Distro Hawaii can arrange for naloxone (Narcan) to be mailed to you, connect you to pharmacies that offer Narcan, and provide information about local harm reduction programs like Hawai'i Health & Harm Reduction Center (listed above).

The Hawaii Opioid Initiative provides a wide range of resources, including opioid education and addiction prevention. They connect Hawaiians with information about getting naloxone (Narcan), a treatment provider directory, and information about properly storing and disposing of medication. They also provide resource cards for all four counties and a peer support hotline for those who want to talk to someone who understands.