Hawaii Reentry Housing

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OACRA Hawaii Housing & Reentry Directory
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Hawaii Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options

This directory organizes Hawaii housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, court supervision, reentry supervision, transitional release, diversion, post-release stabilization, or with a criminal record. Always call ahead, disclose supervision status honestly, and obtain written approval before moving when approval is required.

Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and crisis access, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent stabilization pathways across the islands.

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Statewide & System-Level Housing Programs

Coverage: Honolulu County, Maui County, Kalawao County, Hawaiʻi County, and Kauaʻi County. This section keeps statewide reentry, shelter-navigation, sober-living, and housing-system routes in one place so island sections can focus on direct providers and local housing pathways.
✅ Verified Statewide Housing Navigation & Placement Pathways
Aloha United Way 2-1-1 — Housing Navigation Statewide referral route for shelters, transitional housing, supportive housing, rental assistance, crisis support, food, transportation, and related community resources across Hawaii.
Statewide Navigation Housing Referrals Verify directly
Access Dial 2-1-1 auw.org/211
Prep Island, county, ZIP code, and current housing status Immediate need and supervision restrictions
Area Statewide / All islands
Homeless Services & Coordinated Entry Pathways Hawaii housing access often moves through island-based homeless-services systems, outreach teams, shelter providers, coordinated entry, case managers, and county-specific housing navigation routes.
Coordinated Access Housing Navigation Island-specific intake
Access Start with 2-1-1, local shelter provider, or current case manager. Ask for the island-specific coordinated entry route.
Prep Current location and housing history Medical, behavioral health, veteran, or disability-related needs
Area Statewide / Island-based systems
Affordable Housing, Public Housing & Voucher Pathways Longer-term stabilization may involve public housing, vouchers, affordable apartments, supportive housing, or county-level housing programs. Criminal-history screening, waitlists, and eligibility rules vary by program.
Longer-Term Housing Affordable / Voucher Screening varies
Ask Waitlist status, screening rules, and documentation requirements. Confirm whether supervision status affects eligibility.
Bring ID, income, household, and residency documents Legal name, birthdate, Social Security information if required
Area Statewide / County-based
🛠️ Eligible Sober Living, Inter-Island & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House — Hawaii Statewide Network Peer-run sober living homes across Hawaii. Availability, interview process, fees, house rules, medication policies, and supervision compatibility must be confirmed directly with the house.
Sober Living Peer-Run Housing House rules vary
Directory Oxford House Hawaii directory Use house-specific contact information from the directory.
Ask Current openings, fees, curfew, and interview process Probation/parole acceptance and verification letter availability
Area Statewide / Multiple islands
Inter-Island Housing & Supervision Approval Moving between islands can affect reporting, treatment, employment, transportation, case management, and approved residence conditions. Confirm all inter-island relocation requirements before accepting placement.
Inter-Island Move Supervision Approval Confirm before moving
Reminder Do not relocate between islands without required approval. Ask about transportation and reporting expectations.
Prep Proposed address and provider contact Transportation, employment, treatment, and reporting plan
Area Statewide / Inter-island
Private Landlords, Room Rentals & Shared Housing Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, apartments, studios, extended stays, family housing, or private landlords. Island cost, transportation, deposits, screening, and address approval issues vary widely.
Independent Housing Screening varies Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Bring Income proof • ID References and full landlord or property contact if available
Area Statewide / All islands

Oʻahu / Honolulu County

County: Honolulu County. Communities include Honolulu, Kalihi, Waikīkī, Kapālama, Waipahu, Pearl City, ʻAiea, Kāneʻohe, Kailua, Kapolei, ʻEwa Beach, Wahiawā, Waiʻanae, and surrounding Oʻahu communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional & Housing-Linked Providers
IHS — The Institute for Human Services Major Honolulu homeless-services provider offering emergency shelter, case management, housing navigation, health support, employment support, and stabilization pathways for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Emergency Shelter Housing Navigation Honolulu
Contact ihshawaii.org (808) 447-2800 Ask for current intake location and shelter access instructions.
Ask Current shelter availability and intake requirements Case management, housing navigation, and supervision compatibility
Area Honolulu / Oʻahu
U.S.VETS — Hawaiʻi Veteran-focused transitional and supportive housing provider in West Oʻahu offering housing, case management, employment services, sober living support, and stabilization resources for eligible veterans.
Veterans Housing Transitional / Supportive Veterans only
Contact usvets.org/hawaii (808) 672-2977 91-1039 Shangrila St., Kapolei, HI 96707
Bring Veteran documentation if available ID, income, housing status, and supervision details
Area Kapolei / West Oʻahu
The Salvation Army ATS — Transitional Housing & Recovery Support Honolulu recovery and transitional-support pathway connected to addiction treatment services, sober living structure, case support, and reintegration planning for eligible participants.
Recovery Housing Path Transitional Support Program enrollment may apply
Contact hawaii.salvationarmy.org (808) 595-6371 Confirm current ATS intake and housing-related program rules.
Ask Eligibility and treatment-program requirements Housing rules, fees, referrals, and supervision compatibility
Area Honolulu / Oʻahu
Next Step Shelter — Honolulu Emergency and bridge-shelter pathway in Honolulu serving adults and families experiencing homelessness. Intake, referrals, bed availability, and supervision compatibility should be confirmed directly before relying on placement.
Bridge Shelter Emergency Housing Referral rules vary
Contact hawaiihomeless.org (808) 585-8800 Confirm current access route before travel.
Ask Bed availability and intake process Referral, ID, curfew, and address verification rules
Area Honolulu / Oʻahu
West Oʻahu Veterans Housing Pathways Veterans in West Oʻahu may access veteran-specific shelter, transitional housing, employment support, supportive services, and case management through veteran housing providers and VA-linked referral pathways.
Veterans Pathway West Oʻahu Eligibility-specific
Access Start with U.S.VETS Hawaiʻi or a VA homeless-program contact. Ask about transitional, supportive, or rapid rehousing options.
Bring Veteran documentation if available Housing history, income, medical needs, and supervision details
Area Kapolei / Waiʻanae / West Oʻahu
Honolulu Community Action Program — Housing Stability Support Oʻahu community action pathway that may help eligible households with basic needs, emergency support, referrals, and housing-stability resources depending on program availability and eligibility.
Housing Stability Community Action Funding varies
Contact hcapweb.org Confirm district office and current assistance availability.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Lease, notice, utility bill, or referral information if applicable
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
🛠️ Eligible Sober Living, Safety, Family & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House — Oʻahu Peer-run sober living homes across Oʻahu. Availability, interview requirements, fees, house rules, medication rules, curfew, and supervision compatibility must be confirmed with the specific house.
Sober Living Peer-Run Housing House rules vary
Directory Oxford House Hawaii directory Use house-specific contact information from the directory.
Ask Current openings, fees, curfew, and interview process Probation/parole acceptance and verification letter availability
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
Safety-Focused Shelter & Domestic Violence Housing Paths Survivors facing immediate danger may need confidential shelter, safety planning, advocacy, or emergency housing through Oʻahu safety-focused providers. Access depends on safety screening, availability, and confidentiality requirements.
DV Shelter Path Safety Planning Confidential access
Access Use a local DV hotline, law enforcement referral, or safety provider. Do not travel to a confidential shelter without safe intake instructions.
Ask Safe intake route and transportation options Confidentiality, eligibility, and emergency housing availability
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
Family Shelter & Household Housing Support Families with children may need household-specific shelter, case management, rental support, school coordination, or family stabilization services. Eligibility and intake may differ from single-adult shelter pathways.
Family Housing Household Support Eligibility varies
Access Ask current shelter or case-management providers for family-specific placement routes. Confirm age, custody, and documentation requirements.
Prep Household size and children’s ages ID, school, income, and housing-history information
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
Affordable Housing, Public Housing & Voucher Pathways Longer-term Oʻahu stabilization may involve affordable housing, public housing, vouchers, supportive housing, or nonprofit housing providers. Waitlists, screening, documentation, and property rules vary by program.
Affordable Housing Longer-Term Path Screening / waitlists
Ask Waitlist status, criminal-history screening, and required documents. Confirm whether supervision status affects eligibility.
Bring ID, income, household, and residency documents Legal name, birthdate, Social Security information if required
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Studios & Shared Housing Independent housing may involve room rentals, studios, shared housing, extended stays, family housing, or private landlords. Oʻahu cost, transportation, deposits, screening, and address approval issues vary widely.
Independent Housing Screening varies Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Bring Income proof • ID References and full landlord or property contact if available
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County
Transportation, Reporting & Treatment Access Housing on Oʻahu should be checked against bus access, reporting location, treatment appointments, employment, court requirements, curfew, and approved residence conditions before placement.
Transportation Reporting Access Plan before moving
Check Work access, treatment access, reporting location, bus routes, and ride options.
Prep Weekly schedule Transportation plan if required
Area Oʻahu / Honolulu County

Maui County

Counties: Maui County and Kalawao County. Communities include Kahului, Wailuku, Lahaina, Kīhei, Makawao, Pukalani, Hāna, Lānaʻi City, Kaunakakai, and surrounding Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional & Housing-Linked Providers
Family Life Center — Maui Maui housing and homeless-services provider offering transitional housing, rapid rehousing, housing navigation, case management, outreach, and stabilization support for individuals and families facing homelessness.
Transitional Housing Rapid Rehousing Maui County
Contact flcmaui.org (808) 877-0880 95 S. Kane St., Kahului, HI 96732
Ask Current housing program availability Referral route, eligibility, and supervision compatibility
Area Kahului / Maui County
Maui Rescue Mission Maui outreach and homeless-services provider offering mobile outreach, basic-needs support, shelter placement assistance, housing-resource navigation, and stabilization support for people experiencing homelessness.
Outreach Shelter Placement Support Maui County
Contact mauirescuemission.org (808) 727-9008 Call for current outreach and intake availability.
Ask Outreach schedule and shelter-placement support Documentation, transportation, and referral options
Area Maui Island
Ka Hale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Centers Maui homeless-resource provider offering emergency shelter, transitional housing, case management, and housing-stability support for individuals and families in Wailuku and West Maui.
Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Wailuku / Lahaina
Contact khako.org (808) 246-4663 Confirm Wailuku or Lahaina site access before travel.
Ask Emergency or transitional program availability Referral requirements, rules, and supervision compatibility
Area Wailuku / Lahaina / Maui County
Maui Economic Opportunity — Housing Stability Support Community action and human-services provider offering programs that may support housing stability, emergency assistance, transportation, financial education, employment readiness, and community referrals.
Housing Stability Community Action Funding varies
Contact meoinc.org (808) 249-2972 99 Mahalani St., Wailuku, HI 96793
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Lease, notice, utility bill, or referral information if applicable
Area Maui County
The Salvation Army — Maui County Housing Support Maui-area assistance pathway that may provide emergency support, basic needs, disaster-related assistance, shelter referrals, housing-stability help, and community-resource connections depending on eligibility and funding.
Emergency Assistance Housing Support Funding varies
Contact hawaii.salvationarmy.org Confirm nearest Maui County intake site.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Lease, notice, utility bill, or referral information if applicable
Area Maui County
Molokaʻi Housing & Resource Navigation Pathways Molokaʻi housing access may rely on local nonprofit resource navigation, community action, family support, public benefits, behavioral health referrals, and Maui County or statewide housing-system contacts.
Island Resource Path Molokaʻi Access Confirm first
Access Ask local Molokaʻi providers or Maui County contacts for current housing referrals. Confirm transportation and inter-island requirements if applicable.
Prep Current location and island residency Housing status, transportation, income, and supervision details
Area Molokaʻi / Kalawao / Maui County
🛠️ Eligible Sober Living, Rural Island & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House — Maui County Peer-run sober living homes may be available in Maui County. Availability, interview requirements, fees, house rules, medication rules, curfew, and supervision compatibility must be confirmed with the specific house.
Sober Living Peer-Run Housing House rules vary
Directory Oxford House Hawaii directory Use house-specific contact information from the directory.
Ask Current openings, fees, curfew, and interview process Probation/parole acceptance and verification letter availability
Area Maui County
Safety-Focused Shelter & Domestic Violence Housing Paths Survivors facing immediate danger may need confidential shelter, safety planning, advocacy, or emergency housing through Maui County safety-focused providers. Access depends on safety screening, availability, and confidentiality requirements.
DV Shelter Path Safety Planning Confidential access
Access Use a local DV hotline, law enforcement referral, or safety provider. Do not travel to a confidential shelter without safe intake instructions.
Ask Safe intake route and transportation options Confidentiality, eligibility, and emergency housing availability
Area Maui County
Lānaʻi Housing-Stability Resource Path Lānaʻi housing access may rely on island-based referrals, Maui County services, family support, public benefits, community resources, private rentals, and inter-island coordination when specialized services are unavailable locally.
Rural Island Access Referral Path Confirm first
Access Ask local Lānaʻi resource contacts or Maui County providers for current options. Confirm inter-island requirements before relocation.
Prep Island residency and current housing status Transportation, employment, reporting, and treatment-access needs
Area Lānaʻi / Maui County
Affordable Housing, Public Housing & Voucher Pathways Longer-term Maui County stabilization may involve affordable housing, public housing, vouchers, supportive housing, or nonprofit housing providers. Waitlists, screening, documentation, and property rules vary by program.
Affordable Housing Longer-Term Path Screening / waitlists
Ask Waitlist status, criminal-history screening, and required documents. Confirm whether supervision status affects eligibility.
Bring ID, income, household, and residency documents Legal name, birthdate, Social Security information if required
Area Maui County
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Studios & Shared Housing Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, studios, apartments, extended stays, family housing, or private landlords. Maui County cost, transportation, deposits, screening, and address approval issues vary widely.
Independent Housing Screening varies Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Bring Income proof • ID References and full landlord or property contact if available
Area Maui County
Transportation, Reporting & Treatment Access Housing in Maui County should be checked against transportation, reporting location, treatment appointments, employment, court requirements, curfew, and approved residence conditions before placement.
Transportation Reporting Access Plan before moving
Check Work access, treatment access, reporting location, bus routes, and ride options.
Prep Weekly schedule Transportation plan if required
Area Maui County

Hawaiʻi Island

County: Hawaiʻi County. Communities include Hilo, Kailua-Kona, Keaʻau, Pāhoa, Waimea, Honokaʻa, Captain Cook, Ocean View, Volcano, and surrounding Hawaiʻi Island communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional & Housing-Linked Providers
HOPE Services Hawaiʻi Hawaiʻi Island housing and homeless-services provider offering emergency shelter, outreach, housing navigation, case management, rapid rehousing, supportive housing pathways, and stabilization support.
Housing Navigation Shelter / Outreach Hawaiʻi County
Contact hopeserviceshawaii.org (808) 935-3050 357 Waianuenue Ave., Hilo, HI 96720
Ask Current shelter and housing-navigation access Outreach, referral route, documentation, and supervision compatibility
Area Hilo / Hawaiʻi Island
Neighborhood Place of Puna — Housing & Family Stability Hawaiʻi Island support provider serving families and individuals in the Puna and Hilo area through family strengthening, housing-stability referrals, resource navigation, and prevention-oriented support.
Housing Stability Family Support Puna / Hilo
Contact neighborhoodplaceofpuna.org (808) 965-6258 16-105 Opukahaia St., Keaʻau, HI 96749
Ask Housing-stability or family-support referrals Eligibility, current programs, and documentation needs
Area Keaʻau / Puna / Hawaiʻi County
Hawaiʻi Island Recovery Housing & Transitional Support Recovery-focused housing and transitional-support options may be available through local treatment providers, sober living homes, peer recovery networks, and community programs. Confirm house-specific rules before placement.
Recovery Housing Path Transitional Support Confirm house rules
Access Ask treatment providers, peer recovery networks, or sober living contacts. Confirm current openings and verification documentation.
Ask Fees, curfew, drug testing, medication rules, and house expectations Probation/parole compatibility and officer verification letter
Area Hilo / Kona / Hawaiʻi Island
Catholic Charities Hawaiʻi — Hawaiʻi Island Support Community-support provider that may offer housing-related referrals, family support, case management, homelessness prevention resources, and stabilization help depending on current programs and eligibility.
Housing Referrals Family / Case Support Program availability varies
Contact catholiccharitieshawaii.org (808) 521-4357 Ask for Hawaiʻi Island housing-related programs.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Referral information, lease, notice, or case-management documents
Area Hawaiʻi Island / Statewide access
Hawaiʻi Island Veterans Housing Pathways Veterans on Hawaiʻi Island may qualify for VA-linked homeless programs, SSVF, HUD-VASH, transitional housing, supportive services, or veteran case management depending on eligibility and documentation.
Veterans Housing VA / SSVF Path Eligibility-specific
Access Ask VA homeless programs, local SSVF provider, or veteran case manager. Confirm documentation requirements before applying.
Bring Veteran documentation if available ID, income, housing status, medical needs, and supervision details
Area Hilo / Kona / Hawaiʻi Island
The Salvation Army — Hawaiʻi Island Housing Support Hawaiʻi Island assistance pathway that may provide emergency support, basic needs, shelter referrals, disaster-related assistance, and housing-stability help depending on funding and eligibility.
Emergency Assistance Housing Support Funding varies
Contact hawaii.salvationarmy.org Confirm nearest Hawaiʻi Island intake site.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Lease, notice, utility bill, or referral information if applicable
Area Hawaiʻi Island
🛠️ Eligible Sober Living, Safety, Rural & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House — Hawaiʻi Island Peer-run sober living homes may be available on Hawaiʻi Island. Availability, interview requirements, fees, house rules, medication rules, curfew, and supervision compatibility must be confirmed with the specific house.
Sober Living Peer-Run Housing House rules vary
Directory Oxford House Hawaii directory Use house-specific contact information from the directory.
Ask Current openings, fees, curfew, and interview process Probation/parole acceptance and verification letter availability
Area Hawaiʻi Island
Safety-Focused Shelter & Domestic Violence Housing Paths Survivors facing immediate danger may need confidential shelter, safety planning, advocacy, or emergency housing through Hawaiʻi Island safety-focused providers. Access depends on safety screening, availability, and confidentiality requirements.
DV Shelter Path Safety Planning Confidential access
Access Use a local DV hotline, law enforcement referral, or safety provider. Do not travel to a confidential shelter without safe intake instructions.
Ask Safe intake route and transportation options Confidentiality, eligibility, and emergency housing availability
Area Hawaiʻi Island
Affordable Housing, Public Housing & Voucher Pathways Longer-term Hawaiʻi Island stabilization may involve affordable housing, public housing, vouchers, supportive housing, nonprofit housing, or county housing programs. Waitlists, screening, documentation, and property rules vary by program.
Affordable Housing Longer-Term Path Screening / waitlists
Ask Waitlist status, criminal-history screening, and required documents. Confirm whether supervision status affects eligibility.
Bring ID, income, household, and residency documents Legal name, birthdate, Social Security information if required
Area Hawaiʻi Island
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Studios & Shared Housing Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, studios, apartments, extended stays, family housing, farm housing, or private landlords. Rural transportation, deposits, screening, and address approval issues vary widely.
Independent Housing Rural / Island Access Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Bring Income proof • ID References and full landlord or property contact if available
Area Hawaiʻi Island
Transportation, Reporting & Treatment Access Housing on Hawaiʻi Island should be checked against transportation, reporting location, treatment appointments, employment, court requirements, curfew, and approved residence conditions before placement.
Transportation Reporting Access Plan before moving
Check Work access, treatment access, reporting location, bus routes, rural distance, and ride options.
Prep Weekly schedule Transportation plan if required
Area Hawaiʻi Island
Rural Address Approval & Service Access Remote housing may create barriers if it is far from reporting, treatment, employment, medical care, public transportation, or court requirements. Confirm that the address works for both housing and supervision obligations.
Rural Housing Service Access Confirm before moving
Check Distance to reporting, treatment, work, pharmacy, and emergency services. Ask whether the location creates supervision barriers.
Prep Full physical address Transportation and communication plan
Area Rural Hawaiʻi Island

Kauaʻi County

County: Kauaʻi County. Communities include Līhuʻe, Kapaʻa, Hanalei, Princeville, Kīlauea, Waimea, Hanapēpē, Kōloa, Poʻipū, Kekaha, and surrounding Kauaʻi communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional & Housing-Linked Providers
Kauaʻi Economic Opportunity (KEO) Kauaʻi community action and homeless-services provider offering emergency shelter, transitional living, rental assistance, community services, and housing-related support for eligible residents.
Emergency Shelter Transitional Living Kauaʻi County
Contact keoinc.org (808) 245-4077 2804 Wehe Rd., Līhuʻe, HI 96766
Ask Emergency shelter or transitional living availability Referral process, documents, program rules, and supervision compatibility
Area Līhuʻe / Kauaʻi County
Women In Need — Kauaʻi Support Pathway Support pathway for women and families that may include transitional housing, recovery support, reentry support, case management, and stabilization services depending on program availability and eligibility.
Women / Families Recovery / Reentry Support Eligibility varies
Contact winhi.org Ask for current Kauaʻi program access.
Ask Program eligibility and housing-related supports Case management, recovery support, and supervision compatibility
Area Kauaʻi County / Statewide provider
Catholic Charities Hawaiʻi — Kauaʻi Support Community-support provider that may offer housing-related referrals, family support, homelessness prevention resources, case management, and stabilization help depending on current Kauaʻi programs and eligibility.
Housing Referrals Family / Case Support Program availability varies
Contact catholiccharitieshawaii.org (808) 521-4357 Ask for Kauaʻi housing-related programs.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Referral information, lease, notice, or case-management documents
Area Kauaʻi County / Statewide access
The Salvation Army — Kauaʻi Housing Support Kauaʻi assistance pathway that may provide emergency support, basic needs, disaster-related assistance, shelter referrals, rental or utility help when available, and housing-stability referrals depending on funding and eligibility.
Emergency Assistance Housing Support Funding varies
Contact hawaii.salvationarmy.org Confirm nearest Kauaʻi intake site.
Bring ID, income, household, and housing-crisis details Lease, notice, utility bill, or referral information if applicable
Area Kauaʻi County
Kauaʻi Veterans Housing Pathways Veterans on Kauaʻi may qualify for VA-linked homeless programs, SSVF, HUD-VASH, transitional housing, supportive services, or veteran case management depending on eligibility and documentation.
Veterans Housing VA / SSVF Path Eligibility-specific
Access Ask VA homeless programs, local SSVF provider, or veteran case manager. Confirm documentation requirements before applying.
Bring Veteran documentation if available ID, income, housing status, medical needs, and supervision details
Area Kauaʻi County
Kauaʻi Housing Navigation & County Resource Pathways Kauaʻi housing access may involve county housing offices, homeless-services providers, coordinated entry, community action, rental assistance, nonprofit case management, and island-based referral networks.
Housing Navigation County Resource Path Program-specific intake
Access Ask current shelter, housing provider, case manager, or county resource contact for the current route. Confirm eligibility and required documents before travel.
Prep Current location, housing history, income, and household details Supervision restrictions and transportation needs
Area Kauaʻi County
🛠️ Eligible Sober Living, Safety, Rural & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House — Kauaʻi Peer-run sober living homes may be available on Kauaʻi. Availability, interview requirements, fees, house rules, medication rules, curfew, and supervision compatibility must be confirmed with the specific house.
Sober Living Peer-Run Housing House rules vary
Directory Oxford House Hawaii directory Use house-specific contact information from the directory.
Ask Current openings, fees, curfew, and interview process Probation/parole acceptance and verification letter availability
Area Kauaʻi County
Safety-Focused Shelter & Domestic Violence Housing Paths Survivors facing immediate danger may need confidential shelter, safety planning, advocacy, or emergency housing through Kauaʻi safety-focused providers. Access depends on safety screening, availability, and confidentiality requirements.
DV Shelter Path Safety Planning Confidential access
Access Use a local DV hotline, law enforcement referral, or safety provider. Do not travel to a confidential shelter without safe intake instructions.
Ask Safe intake route and transportation options Confidentiality, eligibility, and emergency housing availability
Area Kauaʻi County
Affordable Housing, Public Housing & Voucher Pathways Longer-term Kauaʻi stabilization may involve affordable housing, public housing, vouchers, supportive housing, nonprofit housing, or county housing programs. Waitlists, screening, documentation, and property rules vary by program.
Affordable Housing Longer-Term Path Screening / waitlists
Ask Waitlist status, criminal-history screening, and required documents. Confirm whether supervision status affects eligibility.
Bring ID, income, household, and residency documents Legal name, birthdate, Social Security information if required
Area Kauaʻi County
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Studios & Shared Housing Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, studios, apartments, extended stays, family housing, or private landlords. Kauaʻi cost, transportation, deposits, screening, and address approval issues vary widely.
Independent Housing Screening varies Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees.
Bring Income proof • ID References and full landlord or property contact if available
Area Kauaʻi County
Transportation, Reporting & Treatment Access Housing on Kauaʻi should be checked against transportation, reporting location, treatment appointments, employment, court requirements, curfew, and approved residence conditions before placement.
Transportation Reporting Access Plan before moving
Check Work access, treatment access, reporting location, bus routes, rural distance, and ride options.
Prep Weekly schedule Transportation plan if required
Area Kauaʻi County
Rural Address Approval & Service Access Remote or rural housing may create barriers if it is far from reporting, treatment, employment, medical care, public transportation, or court requirements. Confirm that the address works for both housing and supervision obligations.
Rural Housing Service Access Confirm before moving
Check Distance to reporting, treatment, work, pharmacy, and emergency services. Ask whether the location creates supervision barriers.
Prep Full physical address Transportation and communication plan
Area Rural Kauaʻi

How to Use This Hawaii Housing Directory

Use this directory as a starting point for housing discovery, not as approval to move. People on probation, parole, reentry supervision, transitional release, diversion, court supervision, or with court-ordered residence conditions should confirm any address, shelter, sober living home, recovery residence, transitional program, room rental, or private residence with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, or court-approved contact before moving.
✅ Verified Before You Call or Apply
Prepare your housing information first Before contacting a provider, write down your supervision status, island, county, release date if applicable, immediate housing need, income source, transportation limits, household size, treatment needs, and any court or supervision restrictions.
Intake Prep Housing Search Reentry Planning
Have ready ID if available Island, county, release date, officer contact, and current location
Ask Bed availability Rules, fees, curfew, referrals, and verification letters
Area All Hawaii counties
Confirm residence approval requirements A provider may be willing to accept someone, but the address may still need officer, court, parole, probation, or program approval. Confirm rules about curfew, visitors, work hours, treatment, transportation, fees, inter-island relocation, and overnight absences.
Supervision-Aware Address Approval Confirm first
Reminder Do not move before approval if approval is required. Keep written confirmation when possible.
Bring Program rules Full address, intake contact, and payment terms
Area Statewide
Ask for clear intake details When speaking with a program, ask what documents are required, whether walk-ins are accepted, whether a referral is needed, whether criminal-history screening applies, and whether they can provide a residency, acceptance, or intake verification letter.
Clear Intake Verification Letter Rules vary
Ask directly “Can you accept someone on probation, parole, or reentry supervision?” “Can you provide written program rules?”
Prep Release paperwork if available Referral contact and officer information if required
Area All provider types
🛠️ Confirm First Housing Types & Practical Next Steps
Match the housing type to the need Emergency shelter is for immediate crisis. Transitional housing offers structure for a limited period. Recovery housing may support sobriety and treatment goals. Supportive or independent housing is usually a longer-term stability path.
Emergency Transitional Recovery / Supportive
Use for Choosing the right first call Avoiding mismatched referrals
Check Length of stay Fees, rules, referral requirements, and program expectations
Area Statewide
Be careful with deposits and informal rentals For room rentals, shared housing, studios, apartments, and private landlords, verify the address, landlord identity, written terms, move-in date, refund rules, transportation access, and supervision compatibility before paying money.
Private Housing Verify before paying Address approval
Reminder A room is not useful if the address cannot be approved.
Ask for Written lease or agreement Full address and landlord or program contact
Area Private market
Plan around transportation, reporting, and inter-island limits Housing that is available may still create problems if it is far from supervision reporting, treatment, employment, court, required classes, medical care, or reliable transportation. Inter-island relocation must be cleared before placement.
Transportation Reporting Access Plan ahead
Check Work access, treatment access, reporting location, bus routes, ride options, and inter-island approval.
Prep Weekly schedule Transportation plan if required
Area Urban, rural, and island-based Hawaii

Add or Claim a Hawaii Housing Listing

OACRA invites Hawaii shelters, transitional housing programs, sober living homes, recovery housing providers, reentry providers, housing navigators, community organizations, veterans programs, and approved service partners to submit accurate listing information for island-based coverage.
✅ Verified Provider Listing Path
Submit a provider listing Organizations can submit housing, shelter, reentry housing, recovery housing, sober living, transitional housing, veteran housing, or stabilization services to improve discovery for justice-involved individuals, families, case managers, and referral partners.
Provider Visibility Hawaii Coverage Referral Routing
Submit Apply / Claim a listing Provider information
Include Service type, island, county, intake rules Contact person, website, and eligibility notes
Area Hawaii
Improve referral visibility Verified and highlighted listings help providers explain who they serve, where they operate, what documents they provide, whether they accept supervised individuals, and how people should start the intake process.
Verified Listing Provider Highlight Referral Clarity
Good for Shelters, recovery homes, sober living homes, reentry providers, and housing navigators Start listing request
Helpful Intake page or application link Program rules, fees, service area, and referral process
Area Hawaii statewide
🛠️ Eligible Update or Correct Information
Request an update or correction If a program’s phone number, intake process, eligibility rules, address, service area, application link, supervision policy, or availability status changes, providers and community partners can request an update.
Directory Update Accuracy Support Confirm current details
Contact Contact OACRA Send current listing details and requested correction.
Helpful Official website or program page Direct intake contact and service description
Area Hawaii
Support island-based coverage Local partners, nonprofits, sponsors, housing providers, reentry organizations, and agencies can help OACRA improve housing-resource coverage on islands and in counties where provider information is difficult to find or changes frequently.
Coverage Support Island Expansion Provider Discovery
Support Sponsor this directory Contact OACRA
Useful Island and county lists Approved housing or service provider contacts
Area Hawaii statewide

OACRA is an independent resource platform and does not provide legal advice, court approval, housing placement, supervision decisions, or guaranteed provider acceptance. Housing availability, eligibility, program rules, fees, screening criteria, and acceptance of justice-involved individuals can change. Always contact the provider directly and confirm any supervision, residence, inter-island, or court requirements before moving.

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