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State fatherhood programs through the Department of Human Services supporting responsible fatherhood, paternity establishment, and father-child relationship building statewide. Main office is on Miller Street in Honolulu. Services are free to Hawaii residents. Call weekdays to connect with your island's contracted provider. Bring photo ID, children's birth certificates, and any existing court orders to your intake appointment.
808-586-4997 · 1390 Miller St, Honolulu, HI 96813
Culturally specific programs for Native Hawaiian fathers, weaving ohana values, language, and traditional practices into parenting and responsible fatherhood work. Services are delivered statewide from the Keawe Street headquarters in Honolulu. Call weekdays to enroll. Bring photo ID, documentation of Native Hawaiian ancestry if available, and children's birth certificates to your intake.
808-535-6700 · 458 Keawe St, Honolulu, HI 96813
Family strengthening grants and programs statewide through a philanthropic foundation that funds local nonprofits working on father engagement, early childhood, and family stability. Based on Fort Street Mall in Honolulu. While HCF does not serve individual families directly, their published grantee lists help fathers locate funded fatherhood and family programs on their own island. Call weekdays for information.
808-537-6333 · 827 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, HI 96813
Family education programs for Native Hawaiian families including parenting classes, early childhood supports, and cultural learning opportunities across Hawaii. Main office is on Makuakane Street in Honolulu. Classes are open to qualifying families with priority for those of Native Hawaiian ancestry. Call weekdays or apply online. Bring photo ID and genealogy documentation when required.
808-842-8211 · 1887 Makuakane St, Honolulu, HI 96817
Youth and family programs promoting father involvement, including outreach, counseling, and transitional services for at-risk young people and their parents. Based on Piikoi Street in Honolulu with programs across Oahu. Call weekdays to start intake. Bring photo ID, children's birth certificates, and any existing court or school records that relate to the services your family is seeking.
808-589-1829 · 615 Piikoi St #100, Honolulu, HI 96814