top of page

Oahu Homeless Strategic Planning Convening



Partners In Care (PIC), the 501(c)3 non-profit coalition dedicated to ending homelessness in Hawaiʻi, organized the Oʻahu Homeless Strategic Planning Convening on July 25th at Kaimana Beach Hotel. HHHRC’s Executive Director and PIC Chair, Heather Lusk, and PIC Executive Director, Laura Thielen, organized this collaborative effort involving state and local agencies to discuss and strategize ways to combat homelessness effectively.


Iain DeJong’s role as a facilitator from OrgCode provided organized and professional guidance to ensure productive discussions and outcomes. Utilizing breakout groups during this gathering is a common approach to allow participants to focus on specific areas and develop a more comprehensive list of priorities.


By creating a prioritized list of what to focus on in the future, stakeholders can better understand the key areas that need attention and allocate resources accordingly. This showed an initiative-taking approach to tackling the problem by identifying the most critical challenges and finding solutions to address them.


Such initiatives are essential for fostering collaboration, sharing ideas, and building partnerships among agencies and organizations with the common goal of ending homelessness in Hawaiʻi. Hopefully, this strategic planning will lead to concrete actions and positive changes.

28 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All

2024 Advocacy Updates

Constitutional Amendment Set for November Ballot For the first time in eight years, Hawaii will have a constitutional amendment on the ballot. HB 2802 was passed overwhelmingly in both chambers of the

HHHRC is proud to be a founding member of the coalition to change the outdated discriminatory Section 23 added to HawaiÊ»i's Constitution a generation ago. Remove the HawaiÊ»i legislature’s authority to limit marriage to opposite-sex couples. Let's make sure HawaiÊ»i remains an inclusive and welcoming place for all loving couples. 

Untitled design (7).png
bottom of page