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Maui United Way announces $500,000 to nonprofits dedicated to Maui County housing relief
Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO) received $475,000, the bulk of the funding, which will be used to supplement the Maui Fires Relief Program, the Maui Relief TANF program and the County of Maui Rental Assistance program. Ka Hale Pōmaikaʻi on Molokaʻi was also awarded $15,000 for their KHP Housing Kōkua program. Together, they anticipate helping approximately 50 families totaling well over 100 individuals. Maui United Way received a 2% commission for helping to manage the process and award the monies.
FEMA shares important rental assistance information for Maui wildfire survivors
Maui wildfire survivors who received FEMA rental assistance should stay in contact with FEMA, as they may be eligible for extended assistance covering temporary housing and rental payments for up to 18 months.
MEO Names Housing Specialist Shayna Manlapao as Employee of the Month
Housing specialist Shayna Manlapao was named Maui Economic Opportunity’s June Employee of the Month.
$5 Million in Rental and Utilities Assistance Available for All Eligible Native Hawaiians
The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is expanding the Native Hawaiian Rental & Utilities Relief Program to include all eligible Native Hawaiians living in Hawaiʻi, and not just people on the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands waiting list.
