📢For emergencies call 911. For DV support, call the 24-hr hotline:
O‘ahu 808.841.0822
East Hawai‘i Island 808.959.8864
West Hawai‘i Island 808.322.7233
Kaua‘i (YWCA) 808.245.6362
Maui (Women Helping Women) 808.579.9581
Moloka‘i (Molokai Community Service Council) 808.567.6888
📢For emergencies call 911. For DV support, call the 24-hr hotline:
O‘ahu 808.841.0822
East Hawai‘i Island 808.959.8864
West Hawai‘i Island 808.322.7233
Kaua‘i (YWCA) 808.245.6362
Maui (Women Helping Women) 808.579.9581
Moloka‘i (Molokai Community Service Council) 808.567.6888
📢For emergencies call 911. For DV support, call the 24-hr hotline:
O‘ahu 808.841.0822
East Hawai‘i Island 808.959.8864
West Hawai‘i Island 808.322.7233
Kaua‘i (YWCA) 808.245.6362
Maui (Women Helping Women) 808.579.9581
Moloka‘i (Molokai Community Service Council) 808.567.6888
For emergencies, call 911. For DV support, call the 24-hr hotline:
O‘ahu 808.841.0822
East Hawai‘i Island 808.959.8864
West Hawai‘i Island 808.322.7233
Kaua‘i (YWCA) 808.245.6362
Maui (Women Helping Women) 808.579.9581
Moloka‘i (Molokai Community Service Council) 808.567.6888
Real love shows up and commits to:
❤️ Being present
❤️ Care that lasts
❤️ Listening without judgement
❤️ Believing in someone's future
This Valentine's Day, turn love into action- donate and support the CFS mission of strengthening Hawai'i's families ➡️https://t.co/3Kpg77JCfJ
Our Family Center Community Outreach Program is offering support with basic needs, emotional care, and resource referrals. Please reach out- we’re here to help.
☎️ Phone: (808) 681-1516
📱Mobile: (808)897-0569
✉️Email: ttauanu’[email protected]
Mahalo @hawaiinewsnow for having our CEO Amanda Pump on Spotlight Now! She joined other nonprofit leaders to discuss navigating federal funding cuts. Watch the segment at https://t.co/SDZBiYvu7d
At Child & Family Service, we're committed to supporting the mental health and well-being of Hawaiʻi families.
Check out our full interview with @HawaiiNewsNow at https://t.co/P0gOotMW5T to learn more about the mental health resources available for Hawaiʻi families.
For 125+ years, Child & Family Service has woven a legacy of hope throughout Hawaiʻi—from pioneering domestic violence shelters to building our House of Hope. As we honor our past achievements, we remain committed to brightening the future for Hawaiʻi's families.
The Parent Line is hosting a FREE diaper distribution event to support parents in our community. Today is the last day to sign-up! 🎁
Register by contacting (808) 526-1222!
We're here to support our ʻohana- see you there! 💙
We're proud to recognize Lynn & Jeff Watanabe as our inaugural Directors Emeriti. This title is reserved for the most extraordinary leaders—those who have profoundly shaped CFS and truly changed its trajectory.
Former CFS board chair Kathy Inouye’s visit to a DV shelter sparked a vision to create safe spaces for families healing from abuse. Her aloha initiated a movement that began with one study room and grew into multiple family centers across the state.
You may recognize Will Yeh as one of our newest Child & Family Service board members. He’s also our current CFS Guild Chair!
We recently had a Q&A with Will about his thoughts and vision for the CFS Guild this year. Check out his thoughts at https://t.co/cAQ8Lf5OUg.
Our CEO Amanda Pump highlights the complex factors behind underreported abuse cases and the need for intervention across our islands.
Read the article below for the full analysis: https://t.co/iRu1ZzbAWU
In April, our CEO Amanda had the wonderful opportunity to speak to @HPU students about CFS—diving into our organization's rich history, the vital work we do, and the key areas where we're creating positive change for Hawai‘i's families.
Mahalo HPU!
Mahalo moment: Mark & Eddie! ✨ Inspired by the transformative work happening at Nana’s House on Kaua‘i, they've made the extraordinary decision to leave a legacy of hope by including CFS in their estate plan. MAHALO to this couple for uplifting our community through generosity!
Accessing mental health care can be challenging due to barriers such as stigma or finances. At CFS, we are here to support our community through our ʻOhana Resiliency Center (ORC).
Learn more about ORC at https://t.co/g9HzERrVOI
Through major developments like the House of Hope and the power of community partnership, CFS continues to strengthen families across Hawaiʻi. Learn more about our vision at https://t.co/24Inadz9Py.
The CFS Guild recently hosted a volunteer day to assemble welcome bags for those entering CFS residential programs with items to help them feel at home.
CFS accepts monetary and new item donations year-round. To learn how to give, visit https://t.co/O8g99EMS5D.
Our team sign-waved in blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Join our prevention efforts and help create safe environments for Hawaiʻi’s keiki. Learn more at https://t.co/Kp5Ln8Eq9A