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Request For Proposals | Hope Services Hawaii Beginning in 1986, the Roman Catholic Church in the State of Hawaii, doing business as the Office for Social Ministry, pioneered the response to much needed services for families and individuals experiencing homelessness on Hawai`i Island.
As the need for focused housing and support services greatly increased due to prevalent and increased rates of homelessness, HOPE Services Hawaii, Inc. (HOPE Services, or HOPE) was created. Since its inception as a nonprofit charitable organization in 2010, HOPE has expanded its service capacity and evolved to target and serve the most economically- and socially disadvantaged populations.
HOPE has increased its capacity to meet the needs of the island-wide community, leveraging partnerships with County and State agencies, private foundations and other social service organizations, and developing and operationalizing data-informed best practices to improve the lives of our community’s most needy: those at imminent risk of and experiencing homelessness.
The purpose of this Request for Proposals is to solicit proposals from various candidate organizations, and to conduct a fair and extensive evaluation based on criteria listed within the Request for Proposal.
Request for Professional NEPA Environmental Assessment Services HOPE Services Hawaii, Inc. is currently accepting proposals for professional NEPA Environmental Assessment Services for an affordable housing development project at 17-649 ALA LOOP, MOUNTAIN VIEW, HI 96771; TMK: (3)-1-7-008-001.
HOPE is a nonprofit organization, under the Catholic Diocese of Honolulu, which manages seven shelters with 168 beds and 128 housing units across the island. HOPE provides outreach, street medicine, behavioral health, housing, prevention, diversion, case management, and more. Interested candidate organizations should download the complete RFP at www.
hopeserviceshawaii. org/rfp. Proposals and all requested information and documentation will be accepted until 4PM HST on Monday, August 10, 2025, via email, mail or other form of communication to the attention of: phurney@hopeserviceshawaii.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: HOPE Services Hawaii (as a specific recipient). Generally, local nonprofits working on behavioral health and homelessness in areas served by Kaiser Permanente Hawaii. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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HOPE Services Hawaii Clinical Behavioral Health Program is funded by Kaiser Permanente Hawaii. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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