#hawaii emergency laulima partnership

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County Help Program Now Taking Applications

Residents can now apply for assistance at Maui Economic Opportunity

Some $2 million dollars is now available through the Hawai’i Emergency Laulima Partnership to help qualified residents impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, the mayor announced at a news conference Wednesday, along with details on how to file for assistance. Debbie Cabebe, executive director of Maui Economic Opportunity said…

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Maui County Council Approves $6M in Emergency Funds for COVID-19

At an emergency meeting held Friday, March 20, the Maui County Council approved $6 million in budget amendments to allow the use of money from the county’s Emergency Fund to assist with response the COVID-19 pandemic. Four million dollars will go to support county departments, and $2 million will go to support individuals and families in need (the “Hawaii Emergency Laulima Partnership: A…

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Emergency Financial Assistance Available from MEO

Emergency Financial Assistance Available from MEO

You can apply for financial assistance with MEO even if you have applied for unemployment

Hawaii Emergency Laulima Partnership (H.E.L.P.) program still accepting applications

Mayor Michael Victorino announced today that Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. is still accepting applications for the Hawaii Emergency Laulima Partnership (H.E.L.P.) program.

MEO has processed 1,677 applications for…