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Maui Disaster Stabilization Grant

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Description
This grant program provides up to $25,000 in direct financial support to 2023 Maui Wildfire survivors to assist with their unmet needs for housing, utilities, transportation, home restoration and healthcare costs. Applications are available as of August 21 and will remain open until funds are depleted. The Maui Disaster Stabilization Grant aims to address critical gaps in the long-term recovery process for many families who are still struggling. Through this $5 million grant from HCF’s Maui Strong Fund, partners are helping wildfire victims who continue to struggle to meet their basic needs.
Requirements

  • Applications may only be submitted by a Disaster Case Manager (DCM) on behalf of a directly impacted survivor following verification of the survivor’s unmet need. If you do not have a DCM, enroll with one of the agencies currently accepting new clients: - Hoʻōla iā Mauiakama – enroll online at mauilongtermrecovery.org/support. For further assistance, call (260) 271-9501. - Kaibigan ng Lāhaina – email info@kaibigannglahaina.org, call (808) 303-8289, or visit the Lahaina Resource Center (Mon-Wed-Fri,
    9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. - Jewish Community Services of Hawaiʻi – email aiko@js-hi.org or call (808) 723-0575 DHS DCMP – call 211 or email dr4724maui@svdpdisaster.org, or contact your assigned DCM

  • Applicants must be able to provide supporting documentation, such as mortgage or lease agreements, W-9 forms, and bills to verify financial need.

  • There are no income limitations for eligible survivors.

How to get help
Enroll for disaster case management (Ho‘ōla LTRG) Recommended

Enroll to get assigned a Disaster Case Manager through Ho‘ōla iā Mauiakama Disaster Long Term Recovery Group. A case manager must verify your unmet need and submit the grant request for you.

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(260) 271-9501

Contact Kaibigan ng Lāhaina for case management enrollment

If you need a case manager and Kaibigan ng Lāhaina is accepting clients, contact the organization by email or phone, or visit the Lahaina Resource Center during listed hours to start enrollment for disaster case management.

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info@kaibigannglahaina.org; (808) 303-8289

Visit Lahaina Resource Center

Visit the Lahaina Resource Center during the listed hours to seek enrollment with a Disaster Case Manager through Kaibigan ng Lāhaina, if you do not already have a case manager.

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Mon-Wed-Fri, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Contact Jewish Community Services of Hawai‘i for case management

Contact Jewish Community Services of Hawai‘i to ask about enrolling for disaster case management so a DCM can verify your unmet need and submit the grant application on your behalf.

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aiko@js-hi.org; (808) 723-0575

Contact DHS DCMP / 211 for help connecting to a DCM

If you are working with the DHS DCMP or need help connecting, call 211 or email the program to request guidance on disaster case management support.

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Call 211; dr4724maui@svdpdisaster.org

Email or call for application help

Email or call Ho‘ōla LTRG support for help getting connected to disaster case management or troubleshooting the process.

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support@mauilongtermrecovery.org; (260) 271-9501

Eligibility
Location
2023 Maui Wildfire survivors