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Mission
Safe Haven is permanent supported housing for single, homeless adults with mental illnesses.  Many homeless people are vulnerable, disoriented and fearful, and can be victims of robbery, rape or attack. Many are overwhelmed by the expectations of traditional programs, and lack insight into their mental illness and decline available services and treatment.

Portal of Entry.
Safe Haven serves as a “portal of entry” to housing and treatment. There are no barriers to receiving services at Safe Haven. The Program provides a secure, non-threating, supportive environment, tailored services for Chinatown including:
  • Case Management and Community Placement Services is provided, including outreach, gradual engagement, case management, and assistance with accessing permanent housing. 90% of homeless adults who stay six months or longer at Safe Haven retain stable housing.
  • Residential, clinical and medical care includes permanent housing and 24 hour on-site staffing for up to 25 people. Social rehabilitation services assist participants in developing skills that will help them to stabilize and attain/succeed in more independent living situations. Psychiatric and medical care are is available to eligible residents.
  • Activity Center offers social rehabilitation, mentoring/peer support and community placement and reintegration. Basic needs services include meals, mail services, laundry and shower facilities.
  • Chemical Dependency Treatment. Many homeless people with mental illness use drugs and alcohol to self-medicate their psychiatric symptoms. Safe Haven’s “harm reduction” program helps 90% of people served to become abstinent within six months.

Donations

If you would like to help someone who is homeless to get off the street, click on MHK’s Donation page.

Helping is just a click away.

Safe Haven is located at:
126 N Pauahi Street, Honolulu, HI  96817
Phone: 808-524-SAFE (7233)

                                             We are an agency of United Way

Aloha United Way | Maui United Way | Hawaii Island United Way | Kauai United Way


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