Tropical Storm Lala
Disaster Resources
Aloha United Way 211
If you or your family may be affected by the coming storm,
Aloha United Way 211 is here to help connect you to resources for safety, recovery, and support.
Call 211 or 808-275-2000
Search resources online:
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Statewide Resources
SNAP replacement benefits announced by Department of Human Services.
Please follow the instructions in the announcement to apply.
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Recovery Resources
Request For Assistance
DARCI Form(opens in new tab) - Use this form to request assistance from a coalition of nonprofit, business, and government agencies.
Residential Damage Report
Public Self Report - Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency published a form to allow you to report damage to residential property.
Public Safety Power Shutoff
Severe conditions may cause HECO to shut off power for specific areas.
Call 844-483-8666
Get Help & Offer Support: Kūkulu Switchboard
Connect with real-time community support.
Disasters can be overwhelming. It’s okay to ask for help.
- Find or request help (funding, supplies, volunteers, services)
- Offer resources, skills, or support to others in need
- Browse current community needs and available assistance
- Connect directly with nonprofits, organizations, and community members
Kūkulu Switchboard is a community-driven platform that connects people who need help (“Asks”) with those who can provide help (“Offers”) in real time.
Access the platform: kukulu.switchboardhq.com
In immediate danger?
Dial 911 Now!
Need help now?
Call 211
Report Damage or Request Help
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How Can I Add a Resource or Listing in the Database?
The 211 database is filled with a variety or programs and if you have one to add, please utilize our provider portal which allows you to add a new resource, update an existing listing and more. The service is statewide, so all islands are represented in the database and in the data.
Quick Resources
Need help right now? These official resources can connect you with emergency alerts, shelters, and support in your area.
Dial 911 for life-threatening emergencies. | Dial 211 for non-emergency help and local resources.
Shelters & Evacuation
Know routes and shelter locations before an incident. Pack a 14-day kit (water, food, meds, documents, power/lighting, hygiene, pet supplies)
What to bring to shelters: face coverings, hygiene items, medications, IDs/insurance, snacks, change of clothes, comfort items for keiki and kūpuna.
Disaster Status & Updates
Find active alerts, incident maps, and official updates. During events, verify information via trusted sources.
Official Sources: