A charitable organization that pays bail for individuals in Hawaii. They focus on helping those who are detained solely because they cannot afford bail.

Supports community health centers across Hawaii that provide comprehensive primary care, dental, and behavioral health services. They offer sliding-fee scales for low-income patients.

Provides food assistance through a network of partner agencies, mobile pantries, and programs for seniors and children across the islands.

State program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay for electricity and other energy costs. It includes both energy credit and energy crisis intervention.

Professional cleaning services for residential or commercial properties.

Substitute teaching role for grades PreK through 12.

General labor tasks on construction sites including site cleanup and material handling.

Participate in a research study involving audio and video conversations.

Monitoring premises and ensuring safety and security for clients.

Greeting guests and managing seating for a restaurant in the Waikiki area.

Security monitoring position for overnight and swing shifts.

General labor position offering same-day cash payment for manual work tasks.

Managing parking operations and assisting customers with parking needs.

Supports FAA civil aviation systems, airport infrastructure, and facilities engineering projects across duty locations.

Serves as an interdisciplinary engineer or naval architect supporting naval fleet and marine system operations in Oahu.

Official Hawaii portal to apply for SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and other cash and food assistance.

Local Hawaii Community Action Agency offering emergency rent, utility, and food assistance.

The Hawaii Tobacco Quitline offers free, confidential phone coaching to help you quit smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) to speak with a trained quit coach. Many callers qualify for free nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges mailed to their home. Open to all Hawaii residents — no insurance required. Coaching is available in English and Spanish, with specialized support for pregnant smokers, teens, and veterans.

Licensed bail bond company serving Honolulu. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Licensed bail bond company serving Kailua-Kona. Agents available to post bond and help secure release from jail, typically charging a state-regulated percentage of the total bond amount. Call for current rates and 24/7 availability.

Free professional grief counseling and consultation services available to Hawaii residents. Individual and family sessions help those coping with the loss of a loved one, with no cost and no insurance required. Reach out to schedule a confidential consultation. The Grief.com National Helpline (800-537-9353) offers free 24/7 grief support, and SAMHSA's National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) provides free referrals to local grief counseling and mental health services.

Free grief support groups meeting in Honolulu and throughout Hawaii. GriefShare offers weekly in-person and online grief recovery support groups where you can find comfort, encouragement, and practical help after the loss of a loved one. The Compassionate Friends provides free support specifically for families grieving the death of a child, with local chapters across Hawaii. The National Alliance for Grieving Children (Hellogrief) connects families with free children's grief support programs statewide.

Same-day pay gig work available in Hawaii through DoorDash, Uber Eats, Amazon Flex, Instacart, and Shipt in Honolulu and surrounding areas.

Hawaii Executive Office on Aging connects residents to free yoga classes at community centers and parks statewide.

Hawaii Executive Office on Aging connects residents to free Tai Chi classes at community centers and parks statewide.

Habitat for Humanity Hawaii builds affordable homes on Oahu and neighbor islands. Zero-interest mortgages and sweat equity programs help low-income families achieve stable housing.

Amazon is hiring warehouse and delivery associates in Hawaii. Competitive pay and full benefits from day one. No resume or prior experience needed.

FAA-approved aviation maintenance program. One of the few programs in Hawaii. Strong job placement in the Pacific aviation industry.

Emergency clothing assistance, food, and social services for low-income families. Serves all faiths and backgrounds across Oahu and neighbor islands.

Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kauai, and Big Island food distribution programs through Hawaii Foodbank network. Find pantries on each island through their website.

Hawaii's largest homeless service provider. Emergency shelter, transitional housing, meals, and case management for adults experiencing homelessness.

Transitional housing and support services for homeless individuals and families in Hawaii. Meals, case management, job training, and mental health services.

Low-cost mental health counseling for individuals, families, and children. Sliding scale fees. Med-QUEST/Medicaid accepted. Trauma-informed care.

Free mental health support, peer counseling, and navigation services. Community-based mental health education and connection to low-cost treatment in Hawaii.

Low-cost residential and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment. Medicaid accepted. Detox, residential, intensive outpatient, and aftercare services.

Free long-term residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Faith-based 12-step program with counseling, job training, and life skills.

FQHC on Oahu providing primary care, dental, behavioral health, and social services to Native Hawaiian and other low-income communities. Sliding fee scale. All are welcome. Returning citizens are served.

FQHC providing comprehensive primary care, dental, behavioral health, and social services to low-income residents of Kalihi Valley and surrounding communities in Honolulu. Sliding fee scale. Serving diverse populations including immigrants and returning citizens. All welcome.

CR England and partner carriers recruit Hawaii residents for free CDL training. Hawaii applicants attend training in the continental US. CDL-licensed drivers from Hawaii can work for carriers serving Hawaii's inter-island freight needs or mainland routes. Non-violent felonies considered.

Free college application assistance in Honolulu through Hawaii P-20 Partnerships for Education. Helps adults apply to University of Hawaii system, Honolulu Community College, and other schools. FAFSA and Hawaii Need-Based Financial Aid guidance included. Returning citizens welcome.

Honolulu Community College and Hawaii Adult Education offer free GED and HiSET preparation. Multiple locations on Oahu. Returning citizens are welcome and supported through adult ed programs.

Social Security Administration office serving Honolulu and Oahu. Full SSA services. Hawaii has its own supplemental SSI program (HSSIP). Returning citizens can apply for benefits and get replacement Social Security cards.

Honolulu's TheBus operates the only island-wide public transit system and offers reduced fares for seniors and disabled riders. Hawaii has a strong network of social service agencies providing emergency bus passes for low-income residents.

Hawaii's construction boom and hospitality industry create strong demand for workers with records. The state has Ban the Box for public employment. Marriott, Hilton, and construction companies actively hire returning citizens.

Free civil legal services for low-income Hawaii residents on all islands. Handles housing, family law, consumer issues, and reentry legal support.

Emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless men in Honolulu. Provides meals, case management, and spiritual support.

Distributes food to over 230 partner agencies statewide including Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island. Serves 140,000+ individuals monthly.

Joint apprenticeship program for carpentry trades. Paid training with union wages and benefits from day one.

Offers automotive, welding, construction, electrical installation, and sustainability programs. Hawaii's best trade training option.

Administers Med-QUEST (Medicaid), SNAP, TANF, and state welfare programs. Hawaii has high cost of living — benefits are essential for reentry success.

Affordable clothing and household goods. Hawaii has high costs of living — thrift stores are essential. Ask about emergency vouchers if you cannot afford items.