A Word from our President & CEO

The novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19, is creating an evolving situation with varied impact to our programs. As an organization, we expect to face new unique challenges in serving our community in the weeks ahead.  We will update our website to inform you of how we well meet these challenges while keeping our employees and the community we serve safe and healthy. We have begun to share information and resources on our website from credible sources such as DHS and DOH. While we remain open, many of our staff are working from home and are using video conferencing as a way to stay in touch.  As we all practice social distancing to prevent the spread of the virus, we need to be cognizant of its effects on our mental health. The social aspects of our lives, from going to the movies or attending a sporting event, have been upended. So, it’s important to practice self-care during this time. Please take care and stay healthy,

Keith Kuboyama
President & CEO

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PROGRAM CHANGES:

Hoomalu o na Kamali’i – Our Receiving Home remains open to CWS youth and children.  We have added protocols to allow us to isolate a youth if needed while still caring for them.
Resource Families Support Services RFSS – Will continue to provide support to our Resource Caregivers and Kinship providers through video conference and webinars through the end of April. The Warmline will continue to operate from 8:30 am to 10 pm daily.
Family Strengthening Center – Due to the COVID-19, we have suspended in-person Psychological Evaluations and Mental Health Assessment through the end of March.  During this time, our Psychologists remain available to CWS staff for consultations.
Project Visitation– has currently suspended visits until the end of April.
Wendy’s Wonderful  Kids and Ka Pili ‘Ohana programs – continue to support our children and families with phone and video conferencing support through the end of April.

We Help Kids

Children are Hawaii’s most valuable resource. They are our future. Family Programs Hawaii is a unique non-profit agency remaining true to its origins of providing quality care to the families and children of Hawaii. Our goal is that every child in Hawaii has the opportunity to reach his or her full potential. Our heart represents the many complexities of foster care. The colors symbolize our three areas of service: prevention, transition, and support.

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Foster Care

What is foster care and kinship care?  Information about how to foster a child involved in the foster care system.

Adoption

Deciding to adopt a child from the foster care system is a big step for most families. Learn more about how you can become a child’s forever family.

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Make a difference in the lives of children, youth and families who are at risk or affected by foster care. We need volunteers for events, programs, and the office to support our efforts.

CONTACT US

801 S King St
Honolulu, HI 96813
Tel (808) 521-9531                       Fax (808) 548-4000
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for Youth & Families involved in foster care

Oahu: (808) 545-1130
Neighbor Islands:
(866) 545-0882
Daily 8:00 am – 10:00 pm