A national nonprofit that sponsors advocacy. Offers support groups and classes.

Offers community-based services like counseling, psycho-social rehabilitation, and homeless outreach.

An organization that offers support, strives to prevent bullying, and works in advocacy. Check out their Pono Youth Program!

Pono Youth Program aims to reduce risk and cultivate resilience in young people in Hawaii. It targets youth from populations including: Native Hawaiian youth, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) youth, youth with special needs, foster and former-foster youth, young mental health consumers, adjudicated youth, and rural youth. 

A tool that profiles common problems and evidence-based solutions to help children and teenagers.

Focuses on children, ages 3-19, who have lost a parent through death, divorce, abandonment, incarceration, deployment, or being in foster care. Peer support groups and workshops are offered.

Youth are taught key skills to help them give and get respect in their relationships: controlling anger, problem solving, negotiating and compromising, being assertive, fighting fair, understanding, listening, and being a role model.

Includes ways to get access to family guidance centers and access to other resources for children.