If you receive SNAP benefits and lost food because of Tropical Cyclone Lala—including food spoiled during prolonged power outages, flooding, or other storm-related household impacts—you may be eligible for replacement SNAP benefits.
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Long before today's digital networks, Hawaiians embraced new communication technologies to share knowledge, preserve culture, and strengthen community. What can the era of Hawaiian-language newspapers teach us about building technology today?
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Emergency Stewardship is a permanent part of the Support Local Hawaii ecosystem, connecting communities, trusted information, organizations, resources, and ways to help through a continuous cycle of readiness, activation, response, and recovery.
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Support Local Hawaii officially launches as Hawaiʻi communities recover from severe weather, prolonged outages, and disruption—and a new permanent Emergency Stewardship capability emerges from the experience. Support Local Hawaii is officially live. After months of rebuilding, organizing, listening, designing, and preparing the stewardship ecosystem for its public launch, we reached the date we had been […]
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