Role: community behavioral-health screening, therapy, psychiatry, peer support, case management, and family support; geography: Maui County clinics—confirm island and intake; cost/eligibility: ask about fees, coverage, eligibility, and wait; emergency limit: use 988/911 for urgent crisis | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County CCBHC
The center describes screening and a range of behavioral-health and peer/family services. Ask about current Maui clinic intake, age and service eligibility, insurance or fees, access needs, and wait; the service description is not a guarantee of an appointment.
Role: community health center and primary care, including screening and medication services; geography: Wailuku and other Maui clinics; cost/eligibility: ask about sliding-fee options, insurance, and intake; emergency limit: not an emergency department | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Mālama I Ke Ola Health Center
The health center lists primary care, prevention, health education, and other services at its Wailuku locations. Call to confirm the appropriate clinic, current hours, fees, insurance, and new-patient availability.
Role: public-health information and referrals, including family guidance and community health; geography: Maui District; cost/eligibility: confirm program-specific intake; emergency limit: not crisis dispatch | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui District Health Office
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health lists Maui public-health programs and contact pathways, including Family Guidance and the Maui Community Mental Health Center. Ask which office is appropriate and whether it serves your island and need.
Role: County housing-program information and application navigation; geography: Maui County—confirm island/program coverage; cost/eligibility: applications, household criteria, and waitlists vary; emergency limit: no immediate shelter placement guarantee | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County Housing Information
The County page describes its housing programs and funding information. Some funds support housing projects rather than direct household aid; verify whether applications are open, who qualifies, and where to apply before relying on a program.
Role: homeless services and shelter intake; geography: Wailuku and West Maui programs—check current site operations; cost/eligibility: homelessness criteria, intake and documentation apply; emergency limit: first-come intake does not guarantee a bed | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Ka Hale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Centers
The provider describes its Wailuku resource center and shelter intake. It says intake is first-come and requests documentation; rental-assistance applications are currently closed. Confirm current hours, location operations, eligibility, and capacity before traveling.
Role: county food-distribution and benefit navigation; geography: Maui County; cost/eligibility: confirm current site schedule and program criteria; emergency limit: not an emergency food-delivery guarantee | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County Food Access Resources
The County links to current food-distribution resources and directs residents to call 2-1-1 or check provider schedules. Hours may change for weather, holidays, or emergencies; confirm the site and requirements before travel.
Role: food distribution and community food programs; geography: Maui County—verify nearby distribution sites; cost/eligibility: confirm current schedule and intake with the site; emergency limit: availability is not guaranteed | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui Food Bank
The Food Bank lists programs and community distribution pathways. Check its current site list or call the County's 2-1-1 food-resource pathway before traveling; service days and locations can change.
Role: public transportation; geography: Maui routes, including Central Maui; cost/eligibility: County page lists a $2 one-way fare and qualifying fare-free categories—verify current fare and schedule; emergency limit: not emergency transport | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui Bus fixed-route service
Use the County's route, schedule, and fare information to plan a trip. Route service and fare rules may change; check the current schedule, rider eligibility, accessibility, and any route disruptions before traveling.
Role: ADA paratransit; geography: eligible trips within the published service corridor; cost/eligibility: application, ADA eligibility, fare, reservation and service limits apply; emergency limit: not emergency transport | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui Bus ADA Paratransit
The County describes ADA complementary paratransit and its application process. Confirm eligibility, the current service boundary, reservation lead time, fare, accessibility and trip availability directly.
Role: specialized rides for qualifying low-income, disabled, senior, youth, and medically served riders; geography: Maui County routes vary by island; cost/eligibility: application and program criteria apply; emergency limit: ride availability not guaranteed | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui Economic Opportunity Human Services Transportation
MEO describes specialized transportation and a 2026 rider application. Ask about your specific route, eligibility, fare, booking, mobility needs, and current schedule before depending on a ride.
Role: older-adult and caregiver information and referrals; geography: Maui County; cost/eligibility: age, disability and service-specific criteria vary; emergency limit: not a crisis-response service | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County Office on Aging
The County Office on Aging publishes a 2026 quick-reference guide and information about local aging services. Confirm program eligibility, service area, cost, schedule, and whether a referral or assessment is needed.
Role: civil legal assistance; geography: Maui County; cost/eligibility: low-income and case-type screening apply; emergency limit: not emergency shelter, legal representation is not guaranteed | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi — Maui office
The County lists Legal Aid's Wailuku office and published intake hours. Legal Aid serves eligible clients in selected civil matters; call to confirm your issue, eligibility, current intake process, and available appointments.
Role: mental-health education and peer/family support; geography: Hawaiʻi, with Maui offerings to confirm; cost/eligibility: check current registration and schedule; emergency limit: not therapy or crisis response | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
NAMI Hawaiʻi programs and support
NAMI Hawaiʻi lists education and peer/family programs. Confirm whether a Maui group or class is currently meeting, its format, registration, cost, and intended participants; this is not presented as a hoarding-specific group.
Role: County refuse accounts, collection rules, facilities and disposal information; geography: Central Maui includes Wailuku; cost/eligibility: account, service rules and fees apply; emergency limit: not a hoarding cleanout or home pickup promise | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County Solid Waste and Residential Collection
The County describes residential refuse service and solid-waste operations. This is a practical municipal pathway, not cleanup assistance; confirm account setup, accepted materials, collection rules, fees, and any bulky-item arrangements directly.
Role: broad community-service directory; geography: Maui County—check the island and service area for each entry; cost/eligibility: varies by provider; emergency limit: directory is not a service or placement guarantee | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui County 2026 Community Resource Guide
The County's Human Concerns department publishes a comprehensive 2026 community guide. Information can change; call each listed organization to verify current hours, location, eligibility, cost, and availability before traveling.
Role: hospital and emergency medical care; geography: Wailuku; cost/eligibility: emergency department and hospital billing rules apply; emergency limit: for immediate life-threatening emergencies call 911 | Confirm current access, island geography, cost, eligibility, privacy, and capacity directly; a listing is not an endorsement or a promise of availability.
Maui Memorial Medical Center
Maui Health lists Maui Memorial Medical Center in Wailuku. Use emergency services for urgent medical needs; this is not represented as a hoarding-specialist or routine behavioral-health clinic.