Ka Malu Ko‘olau Kauhale

Developed in partnership with the State of Hawai‘i, Ka Malu Koʻolau Kauhale was designed to offer permanent housing and holistic support to those experiencing or at risk of homelessness on the Windward side of Oahu. This kauhale, released in February of 2024, is operated by Project Vision Hawaiʻi (PVH) and can accommodate 34 residents at a time. Services offered include meals, case management services, street medicine, nursing staff, 24-7 intake/management staff, as well as 24-7 security.

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Role
HomeAid Hawai‘i was responsible for site planning, infrastructure, construction, and value engineering.
Amenities
Restrooms, showers, laundry, daily meals, and office space for on-site care coordination.
Services
Daily meals, case management, intake/management staff, peer support, and security.
  • Status Completed 2024
  • Units 34
  • Size 43,560 sqft.
  • Service Provider Project Vision Hawai‘i
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Project Financial Overview

Our public-private partnership between HomeAid Hawai‘i and Governor Green’s Administration saved taxpayers $762,867 (24%) of the total project cost utilizing our nonprofit development model.

  • Donated land: $120,750
  • Emergency Proclamation Savings: $476,468
  • Building Industry Support: $91,723
  • Private fundraising & grants: $29,347
  • Total Public Funds: $2,455,514
  • Value Engineering: $37,617
  • Community Volunteers: $6,962

True Cost of Development: $3,218,381

Mahalo to our partners

The following organizations and individuals have partnered with HomeAid Hawai‘i to either build, fund, or maintain Ka Malu Koʻolau.