Ho'ōla iā Mauiakama Disaster Long Term Recovery Group (Maui's LTRG) is focused on building a resilient community where every Maui wildfire survivor has the resources, support, and opportunities to recover and build a stronger future.
We’re committed to ensuring that no one is left behind as we work to create a stronger, more resilient Maui for future generations.
Every family's recovery journey is unique. Our case managers walk alongside wildfire survivors from Lahaina and Kula, offering personalized support that honors each 'ohana's path forward. We assess needs, connect families to trusted resources, and help navigate the complex road to healing.
If you're a homeowner seeking support, we're here to guide you through every step with respect and care.
Safe, stable housing is the foundation of community healing. With over 1,300 homes lost in Lahaina, our committee provides direct support to wildfire survivors through programs like Keep Lahaina Home, which offers grants to bridge the gap between insurance payouts and actual rebuild costs—often $200,000-$400,000.
Reach out for financial and rebuild support. We guide affected families through every step of the rebuild process, from financial assessment to construction completion, ensuring culturally grounded solutions that honor both immediate needs and future generations.
If you lost your home in the wildfires, we're here to help you rebuild and return home with dignity.
True recovery grows from the deep roots of community relationships and cultural practices that have sustained Maui for generations. Our committee ensures all programs honor local wisdom, center Native Hawaiian leadership, and strengthen the connections that make our communities resilient.
We welcome community leaders, cultural practitioners, and strategic partners committed to rebuilding Maui with intention and respect.
Rooted in the spirit of kōkua. People from across the world have answered Maui's call—and we honor that generosity with care and purpose. The Maui Volunteer Coalition for Recovery ensures every volunteer feels welcomed and every donation reaches families in need with dignity.
We lead targeted recovery projects while connecting volunteers to trusted efforts across the island.
We're calling in nonprofits seeking support and volunteers ready to serve—because recovery takes all of us working together.
Trust grows through transparency and authentic mo'olelo. Our committee shares recovery updates and personal stories that center survivor voices and honor lived experience. We hold space for both grief and hope, ensuring our community stays informed, engaged, and empowered throughout the long journey ahead.
We're seeking passionate communicators—writers, designers, social media coordinators, and storytellers—ready to amplify critical resources and rally sustained support for Maui's recovery.
Unlock the resources by applying to the programs below. Our team coordinates with local agencies like Hawaii Community Lending to provide comprehensive services and resources, ensuring an effective and thorough recovery process.
If you're still facing gaps in food, housing, funding, or other essential needs after the Lahaina wildfire, you don't have to navigate recovery alone. Hoʻōla ia Mauiakama Long Term Recovery Group (Hoʻōla LTRG) has partnered up with local organizations and offering a new program for Disaster Case Management.
Our disaster case managers provide trauma-informed guidance, help accessing mental health services, and connections to cultural healing practices. We center your family's needs and ensure your voice shapes your recovery plan.
Who qualifies?
Haven't gotten connected to a DCM? Schedule a confidential consultation with a disaster case manager. For any questions, reach out to Dcm@mauilongtermrecovery.org or call (260) 271-9501.
The Keep Lahaina Home program provides grants to bridge those financial gaps for ‘ohana whose insurance proceeds have fallen short, making rebuilding possible for more local families.
The typical financial gap for homeowners ranges from $200,000 to $400,000, although that shifts along with construction material prices and labor costs.
If you need support: Connect with us for rebuild guidance, contractor vetting, help navigating permits and septic conversions, or exploring affordable housing options like ADUs. We're here when construction delays happen or barriers arise.
The group consists of local, state, and national non-profits, businesses, and government agencies, all working together to ensure that recovery efforts are aligned and any gaps in support are effectively addressed.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to get connected to the Disaster Case Management Program.