Community reintegration program providing a new path of life through support and spiritual growth.
Our Approach Means More than Just Recovery
HAHOKO Road Map to Success: Designed to educate, equip, and prepare individuals for lasting success.
Our target population is men and women who are justice involved, homeless or struggling with addiction and mental health challenges.
Phase 1: Educate
Through substance abuse treatment spiritual guidance life skills and workforce development classes. Participants learn the skills, mindset and attitude necessary for success.
Phase 2: Equip
Participants obtain essential tools including all forms of identification, cell phone, bus pass, resume, employment, a clear path for their future and more.
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Phase 3: Prepare
Participants transition to a semi-independent lifestyle in a structured, sober environment while working with HAHOKO CIS Housing Coordinators to secure stable housing and long-term independence.
Phase 4: Graduate
Participants graduate in approximately 1 year with all of the tools and skills for independent living. HAHOKO supports each transition at an individual pace, recognizing that some may need more time to secure permanent housing.
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what makes our approach successful
Centralized Services:
We provide all the vital services through HAHOKO
to eliminate participants having to bounce from agency to agency which often can be frustrating and overwhelming.
Structured Progression:
We present these services in a clear step-by-step process, each level with attainable milestones, which keeps participants motivated.
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Gradual Empowerment:
We increase independence and freedom through each level to ease their way into society.
Consistent Support System:
From Homeless to Permanent Housing participants work with the same staff, within the same culture, structure, and support without having to constantly adapt. Our participants trust us, we know them, where they come from, and where they want to go.
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Shared Experience:
100% of our team have shared experience, 95% is made up of men that have either gone through our homes, or residential program. This offers hope they if we can do it so can they, this also allows us to properly support participants, knowing first hand what they are experiencing.
Equip, Educate, Prepare:
Participants do not progress until they are ready, until they have all the tools, resources, support, and plan for success. Being sent out premature is one of the biggest problems seen over our years of experience.
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Continued Support:
Staying engaged through alumni programs, volunteer opportunities, internship opportunities, or just a simple call or visit keeps participants accountable and not forgotten.
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"My life changed from addiction and despair to sobriety and hope"
Since being part of HAHOKO my life has changed from addiction and despair, to sobriety and hope. This organization has lead me to God and has supported me and taught me how to live life in life’s terms and to be a leader. As the results of HAHOKO I have been intrusted to have a position as the Director of Housing for our organization. I’m grateful and thankful for He Ala Hou O Ke Ola
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"I’m truly grateful for this program."
My life was a mess before coming to this organization. I had no future or care for life. I only prayed to GOD when I was either in jail or If I was in really deep troubles. I went to rehab and graduated ATS but I know that without this organization I would’ve went back to my old lifestyle within a year or even less. But since I was lucky enough to be welcomed to HAHOKO I was able to better myself and more importantly It brought me closer to GOD and helped to create an awesome relationship with him. For that I’m truly grateful for this program and to the great men of HAHOKO.
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"I went from a life of chaos, to a life of hope and promise..."
I went from a life of chaos, to a life of hope and promise, all through my encounter with HAHOKO. This organization has taught me so many things like effort, hope, integrity especially, and has given me an avenue that enabled me to go from someone who was absolutely lost, to a motivated, driven, and GOD fearing man. I am extremely thankful for being able to be a leader in this organization, and for all the people who have truly been caring towards me, and others like me.
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"HAHOKO has taught me structure, humility, responsibility and spiritual growth..."
I lost everything in my addiction.. Friends, family and myself. From going through the process of jail and treatment at ATS. I was given the choice to go back to my moms house or to He Ala Hou O Ke Ola (HAHOKO). In that moment, I had no idea how life changing this experience was going to be.. HAHOKO has taught me structure, humility, responsibility and spiritual growth. Upon leaving my position in the organization by the grace of GOD and the help of HAHOKO. I was blessed with my own place and I was able to rebuild my relationship with my family. I’m eternally grateful and thankful for He Ala Hou O Ke Ola!
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Make a difference in someone’s life—join HAHOKO as a volunteer and be a part of their journey to healing, faith, and a brighter future.
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Make a difference in someone’s life—join HAHOKO as a volunteer and be a part of their journey to healing, faith, and a brighter future.
