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Hawaii reduces welfare payments to about 6,700 residents

Hawaii reduces welfare payments to about 6,700 residents
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Report Calls For Better Data About And For Native Hawaiians

Report Calls For Better Data About And For Native Hawaiians - Honolulu Civil Beat Report Calls For Better Data About And For Native Hawaiians Native Hawaiians face disproportionate social and economic problems, but data about them is often incomplete, complicating efforts to improve the situation. Reading time: 4 minutes. Hawaii state agencies fail to collect and track accurate data about Native Hawaiians and programs that are supposed to help them, according to a report released Friday by two nonprofit organizations. Native Hawaiians face disproportionate impacts in numerous areas, including health and economics, according to the joint report by Papa Ola Lokahi, a Native Hawaiian health advocacy organization, and the Hawaii Budget & Policy Center.

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Pandemic presents new challenges to Hawaii s foster care system and its youth

Pandemic presents new challenges to Hawaiiâs foster care system . and its youth Foster youth are struggling during the pandemic By Samie Solina | February 17, 2021 at 6:00 PM HST - Updated February 17 at 6:03 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Fewer people are signing up to become foster parents amid the pandemic and the lack of in-person education has created a new type of isolation for foster youth. Social workers say those are among the new challenges facing the system because of COVID-19. âFor the at-risk children that we deal with, the truth of the matter is theyâre safer in school,â said Joe OâConnell, a team lead supervisor for Parents, Inc.

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Hawaii flight stowaway: Landing gear may have saved him from freezing - Los Angeles Times - William P J Lynch Jr com

Hawaii flight stowaway: Landing gear may have saved him from freezing – Los Angeles Timesby wpjljron Monday, April 21st, 2014.Hawaii flight stowaway: Landing gear may have saved him from freezing – Los Angeles TimesA teenager who apparently stowed away on a Hawaiian Airlines flight from San Jose to Maui may have stayed warm because of the plane’s landing gear, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Heat from the plane’s hydraulic lines in the wheel well, as well as heat retained in the tires, could have helped the […] A teenager who apparently stowed away on a Hawaiian Airlines flight from San Jose to Maui may have stayed warm because of the plane’s landing gear, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

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Hawaii releases new Medicaid Managed Care RFP - State of Reform

Hawaii releases new Medicaid Managed Care RFP Emily Boerger | Dec 9, 2020 Share this: The Hawaii Department of Human Services (DHS) issued its new QUEST Integration Medicaid Managed Care RFP on Tuesday. The Request for Proposals is seeking up to 5 health plans to provide Medicaid services statewide, though the RFP notes that health plans may propose providing services on one or more islands. The latest RFP comes after DHS announced it was rescinding the Medicaid managed care contract awards previously announced in January due to the “evolving needs of the community” during the COVID-19 crisis. Prior to the cancellation, the transition to the new contracts which pared five plans to two on the neighboring islands was turbulent. After rescinding the original contract awards, Med-QUEST stated it was too early to determine if the number of health plans would be limited for the neighbor islands in the new RFP. This question was a key component of the n

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