COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Spill The Tea Cafe (STTC) is a inclusive mental health clinic focused on adolescents. Teenagers are particularly vulnerable to mental health challenges due to the unique social, emotional, and developmental challenges they face. STTC is a specialized healthcare facility that aims to provide comprehensive and evidence-based treatment and support to adolescents struggling with mental health issues. The goal of STTC is to promote the mental health and well-being of adolescents by providing accessible, compassionate, and personalized care. Email: info@spilltheteacafe.org

Call Hale Opio if you would like to become a foster parent

Contact Lani to participate. this is held virtually on Mondays 12-1:30pm. Always open to new members.

Advocacy & protection of LGBTQ + individuals. Peer support groups offered.

Supported housing, homelessness, group homes

Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool targets Native Hawaiian families with keiki ages birth to five in underserved communities on the five major islands in Hawaiʻi. The goal of Tūtū and Me is to meet the educational and emotional needs of families so that keiki will enter school ready to learn and succeed. Our education programs engage keiki to kūpuna, supporting families as first teachers in culturally and developmentally appropriate early childhood learning, caregiver education, and curriculum studies in reading, math, and science. Our social services programs address the needs of some of our most vulnerable youth and families, including children in foster care and opportunity youth, or “youth of promise” affected by adverse childhood experiences.

Provides the opportunity for anyone looking for a career to learn their options and find a path to their goal.

Domestic violence/ sexual assault- violence shelter, therapy/ support groups, offender services

TeenLink Hawaii (TLH) is a youth empowerment, outreach, and education program that provides information and referral services for teens in Hawaii.

Provides services to those who experience barriers to employment due to a physical or cognitive disability. DVR is designed to assist job seekers with disabilities prepare, secure, and retain competitive employment in an integrated work setting.

Crisis counseling, risk assessment, information, referrals, safety planning, support for survivors

Financial literacy programs, crisis resources, TRO assistance, school-based outreach, reproductive justice resources, gun violence prevention, and LGBTQIA+ supports.