Mothers and their children who had been homeless just days ago this Christmas will wake up in new beds in a place where they can reboot their lives.
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Mothers and their children who had been homeless just days ago this Christmas will wake up in new beds in a place where they can reboot their lives.
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than two and a half years after an Oahu church made international headlines for its plan to build igloo-shaped shelters for the homeless, families are finally moving in.
Menaced by a hurricane, an erupting volcano, and an ever-growing spool of bureaucratic red tape, two years after First Assembly of Honolulu Senior Pastor Klayton Ko felt prodded by the Holy Spirit to build a Christian community for homeless single moms and children, The Shelter is ready for residents.
A grand opening ceremony was held Wednesday morning for a handful domes built to shelter the homeless in Kaneohe.
KANEOHE, Hawaii - The name of a newly opened transitional housing lot fits its mission. What’s being called "The Shelter,” will be a temporary home for nearly 45 single homeless women and their children.
On Wednesday, First Assembly of God in Kaneohe opened the state’s first dome shelters for the homeless.
KANEOHE (HawaiiNewsNow) – When Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell came calling to the faith community for help in addressing Hawaii’s homeless crisis, a Kaneohe church jumped at the challenge.
KAHALU`U, Hawaii – The First Assembly of God Windward in Kahaluu has completed the first five of its 12 “homeless domes.” The church refers to the area as a “faith
KAHALUU, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) – While lawmakers continue to push for taxpayer-funded homeless ‘ohana’ zones, construction began Friday on what Pastor Klayton Ko calls a homeless ‘faith zone.’ In 2016, the
The second annual Faith Summit on Homelessness opened with a mix of prayers for the homeless — and those working to help them — and big and small ideas for
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – First Assembly of God Church will be building igloo-type structures to house Hawaii’s homeless. Connie Mitchell, executive director of the Institute for Human Services, and Tamah-Lani Noh, community
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A Red Hill church made international headlines last spring after it raised more than $200,000 to construct igloo-shaped shelters for homeless. And in the next two weeks,
A Church in Hawaii is battling homelessness by deploying Alaskan home domes that look like igloos and are easy to transport and assemble. The First Assembly of God in Honolulu
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Senior Pastor Klayton Ko, of First Assembly of God in Red Hill, wanted to do something to help the homeless. His answer: 21 fiberglass panels held together by screws. The
Hawaii is implementing a homeless solution that is just plain cool — and hopefully effective: igloos. The First Assembly of God church plans to order a dozen igloos from Alaska to house homeless
