Hawaii families got hurt by storms. Now helpers are here. They give out housing help every day. People can call for help. Helpers work from morning to night. Neighbors are helping too. Everyone is working together to rebuild. Helping others feels good.
HONOLULU, Hawaii
HONOLULU, Hawaii
Hurricane Lala and Tropical Storm Moke damaged homes in Hawaii. State workers moved fast to help families. Temporary housing help is now open for storm victims. A call center answers questions every day. It is open from nine in the morning to six at night. Neighbors have also stepped in to help. Volunteers clear debris and check on older neighbors. Community groups collected clothes and supplies for families. Leaders say this quick help shows real community spirit. Officials hope the program eases the burden for families. Recovery will take time, but help is here now.
Sources: Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, https://dod.hawaii.gov/hiema/tropical-storm-moke/
Published in Wednesday, August 26, 2026 edition.