The Hawaii Homeless Health Care Project (HHHCP) is a cooperative effort of four private, nonprofit health care clinics: the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, Kalihi-Palama Health Clinic, Community Clinic of Maui, and Waikiki Health Center.

Services

Four clinics provide directly or make referrals for primary care, substance abuse services, emergency health care, inpatient referrals, mental health services, outreach, eligibility assistance, podiatry, and dental and vision services. Waikiki is fiscal agent for the project and also provides direct service. Waianae’s focus is primary care, nutrition and health education, mobile health outreach, off-site clinical services, case management, and benefits assistance. Kalihi-Palama operates three satellite facilities in downtown Honolulu. Waikiki operates CARE-A-VAN mobile outreach. Community Clinic of Maui operates three sites in Wailuki and Lahaiha.

Linkages

The Hawaii Department of Health facilitates project design, implementation, and evaluation. An organization of primary health care providers has been established to develop an insurance program for unemployed citizens.

Statistics

Estimated homeless population: 6,000

Patients served: 5,500

Subcontractors

Community Clinic of Maui

1881 Nani Street Wailuku, HI 96793

Contact:

Dana Howeth

Phone:

(808) 871-7772

Fax:

(808) 872-4067

Kalihi-Palama Health Care for the Homeless

904 Kohou Street Honolulu, HI 96817

Contact:

Leslie Uwehara

Phone:

(808) 791-6370

Fax:

(808) 545-1161

Waianae Coast District Comprehensive Health and Hospital Board, Inc.

86-260 Farrington Highway Waianae, HI 96792

Contact:

Theresa Gonsalves

Phone:

(808) 696-1449

Fax:

(808) 696-7093