This page provides important information on services and phone numbers for victims and families of sexual assault and domestic violence. It happens to many of us. You are not alone.
For immediate emergency response, call 9-1-1.
For other information, see these links below:
Talk person to person with someone trained to help you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year:
Hale Ohana (24-hour support)
959-8864
Sex Assault Crisis Hotline
935-0677
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
TTY for hearing impaired
1-800-787-3244
Suicide & Crisis Access Line
1-800-735-6879
Teen Dating Abuse
1-866-331-9474
HPD Victim Services Assistant
961-2277
County Immigration Information Office
961-8220
Immigrant Victims
1-877-208-8828
Victims of domestic violence and their children can find safety in Hawaii Island safe shelters. Shelters provide food, clothing, someone to talk to and a safe place to stay 24 hours a day, 365 days a week. The locations of these shelters are secret.
East Hawaii Hale Ohana (Child & Family Services)
959-8864
West Hawaii Child & Family Services Shelter
322-7233
For medical emergencies, call 9-1-1. The following hospitals have emergency rooms, which are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Hilo Medical Center
974-4700
Ka'u Hospital (Pahala)
928-2050
Kona Community Hospital (Kealakekua)
322-9311
Hale Hoola Hamakua (Honokaa)
775-7211
North Hawaii Community Hospital (Waimea)
885-4444
North Kohala Community Hospital (Kapaau)
889-6211
Hilo Bay Clinic
969-1427
Keaau Family Health Center
930-0400
Pahoa Family Health Center
965-9711
Ka'u Family Health Center
929-7311
Hui Malama Ola Na Oiwi
Native Hawaiian Health Care System
HPD Victim Witness Assistance (island wide)
961-2277
The victim witness assistant can hear your story and refer you to an agency for help.
Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
Victim witness assistance counselors at the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney provide victims with crisis and short-term counseling, assist with application for compensation if victims are injured, explain court process, appear in court with victims and can share victims' concerns with the prosecutor, judge, probation department and parole board.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii
The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii provides help to individuals and families who cannot hire a private attorney with their civil legal needs. Legal Aid primarily assists in the areas of family law, housing law, consumer law and public benefits. A few examples of civil legal needs would be divorces, rental disputes and social security claims.
If you are an immigrant involved in family violence, please call the nearest safe shelter. Trained advocates will assist you in talking to persons who understand the legal issues of immigrant victims. There are laws that will protect you. You are not alone.
Safe Shelter 24 hours a day
East Hawaii Hale Ohana (Child & Family Services)
959-8864
West Hawaii Child & Family Services Shelter
322-7233
Other Legal Immigrant Resources
County of Hawaii Immigration Specialist
961-8220
Na Loio & Advocates for Immigrant Women
1-877-208-8828
National Immigration Law Center
www.nilc.org
Child & Family Services
If you are in danger, call 9-1-1.
The Hawaii Police Department has trained people who work directly with family violence cases. When police are involved in an investigation, or if victims have concerns or questions about the case, they can call the following numbers:
HPD Victim Services Assistant (island wide)
961-2277
HPD Domestic Violence Unit - East Hawaii
961-2277
HPD Domestic violence Unit - West Hawaii
326-4646, Ext. 305