COVID-19 Resources
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Food Assistance
PARISH RESOURCES
If you or someone you know is in need of food items during this pandemic, please contact our parish at sspeterandpaul@rcchawaii.org
(808) 941-0675
Our emergency food pantry is available to our Kupuna and Families in needCOMMUNITY RESOURCES
HAWAII FOOD BANK
FOOD RESOURCES
CLICK HERE
For Kupuna and those with Disability CLICK HERE
for food resourcesSNAP for the Elderly or Disabled click here
Click Here for Information about Senior Meals Delivered
Or
Contact the St. Francis Healthcare System
at (808) 547-6501
For Student Summer Meals
CLICK HEREUSDA Food and Nutrition Services for Families and Individuals
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Prayer During Coronavirus Pandemic
O clement, O loving, O sweet Mother Mary,
We, your children of every nation,
Turn to you in this pandemic.
Our troubles are numerous; our fears are great.
Grant that we might deposit them at your feet,
Take refuge in your Immaculate Heart,
And obtain peace, healing, rescue,
And timely help in all our needs.
You are our Mother.
Pray for us to your Son.
Amen.
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CITY OF HONOLULU COVID 19 DASHBOARD
READ TRANSLATED RESOURCES FROM CITY OF HONOLULU
MULTILINGUAL PRINTABLE RESOURCES
HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII - LIST OF TESTING SITES
RESOURCES FOR ASSISTANCE WITH RENT, FOOD AND KUPUNA CAREOne Oahu - COVID 19 Relief Program
YMCA Summer Camp & Childcare Financial Assistance
ADRC Hawaii - Office of Aging and Disability ResourcesINDIVIDUAL COVID-19 HARDSHIP RELIEF PROGRAM
The City and County of Honolulu will soon launch the COVID-19 Hardship Relief Program to help the most economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program will open on May 18, 2020 and will be administered directly by Aloha United Way (2‑1‑1 or 808‑275‑2000), the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (800-709-2642), and Helping Hands Hawaiʻi (808‑536‑7234). Please reach out directly to one of these non-profit partners to apply.
Open Date: May 18, 2020 Total Fund: $25 Million; additional made available if funds are spent down quickly Timeline: Up to 6 months, but each month has to demonstrate ongoing hardship
Payments made from agency direct to vendorCriteria: Applicants must be able to demonstrate economic hardship due to COVID or business closures related to COVID
Applicants should be prepared to provide copies of tax returns, bank statements, and pay stubs, to the extent availableMaximum per Household: $1,000 per month; $500 additional per month for childcare services; Payments will be made directly to the vendor Eligible Expenses: Eligible payments may include rent or mortgage, certain utilities, and other necessary outstanding expenses -
COVID 19 Pandemic Resource Book
To access the full resource book "A Thriving Lahui" CLICK HERE
Catholic Charities Rental/Utility Assistance on Oahu: (808) 521-4357
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FREE MEALS FOR KEIKI - CLICK HERE FOR LOCATIONS
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Food Resource for our Keiki
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HOW TO FILE UNEMPLOYMENT
Here is the contact information for the Labor Department.
- Online Filing Form: https://huiclaims2020.hawaii.gov/initial-claim
- COVID-19 FAQS: labor.hawaii.gov/covid-19-labor-faqs
- UI Phone Appointments: (833) 901-2275
- HUI Password Reset: (833) 901-2272
- Exisiting Claims Questions: (833) 901-2275
SBA Loans for Small Businesses Click Here for Info -
Hawaii Food Bank New Locations
The Hawaii Foodbank has been working in overdrive providing unprecedented amounts of food through its 200 member agencies, several of whom are food pantries in our local parishes. To aid in our community’s COVID-19 recovery, the City & County of Honolulu and the Hawai‘i Community Foundation (HCF) is making it possible for the Hawaii Foodbank to coordinate large food distributions at four new locations across O‘ahu beginning Thursday, April 30, 2020.
The goal of this initiative is to have two distributions per week alternating at four venues: 1) Kaka‘ako Waterfront Park, 2) Kaiaka Beach Park (Hale‘iwa), 3) Waimānalo Recreation Center, and 4) Waipi‘o Soccer Complex. Dates and times for each event will be posted on Hawaii Foodbank’s website one day before each distribution. (www.hawaiifoodbank.org/covid-19)
Four food partners – Sysco Hawaii; Hawaii Foodservice Alliance; Hawai‘i Ranchers Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i Island, Maui and O‘ahu; and Hawaii Farm Bureau– will provide high-quality food products for an estimated 4,000 households at each distribution site -
Tenant-Landlord Regulations during COVID 19