Kīpūola Kauhale

Kīpūola Kauhale is Maui’s first kauhale community with 64 homes, built to support residents moving from homelessness to independence. It combines stable housing with workforce opportunities and wraparound services, helping people heal, save, and prepare for long-term success.

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Role
HomeAid Hawai‘i is the lead developer working on site planning, infrastructure, and construction.
Amenities
Showers, restrooms, laundry, community buildings with kitchens for food distribution, and a community garden.
Services
Case management, intake management, community services, and workforce development.
  • Status Complete
  • Units 64
  • Size 66,000 sqft
  • Service Provider HomeAid Hawai‘i
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Community Savings ScoreThe percent of total costs saved through the HomeAid model and public-private collaboration. Learn more

Project Financial Overview

Our public-private partnership between HomeAid Hawai‘i and Governor Green’s Administration saved taxpayers $4,648,467 (37%) of the total project cost utilizing our nonprofit development model.

  • Donated land: $2,787,829
  • Emergency Proclamation Savings: $327,871
  • Building Industry Support: $848,676
  • Private fundraising & grants: $728,689
  • Total Public Funds: $10,421,869
  • Value Engineering: $161,000
  • Community Volunteers: $10,721

True Cost of Development: $12,848,244

Kīpūola's community center and lane to housing.
Each cluster includes communal facilities and 16 homes.

Mahalo to our partners

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