No Place to Call Home: Hawaii's Youth and Families in Unstable Housing

What is it like to be a homeless youth or family in Hawaii? This 19-minute documentary shares stories and observations from those who live on the streets and those who try to help. Filmed and produced by Diane Nilan, HEAR US Inc. (www.hearus.us) 2018

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Hawaii is a very expensive place to live and there are very many homeless people. Our whole world is SAD!!!! Having babies, doing drugs or alcohol will NOT lessen the pain. It’s sad how people even think.

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When I win LOTTERY I be n Hawaii helping the homelessness thank you Jesus I Pray ... Love from Australia

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Make sure you set up a charity foundation for tax purposes.

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May you WIN THOSE MILLIONS too. GOD answer her prayer!!!

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Bs lol

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If I win I will do the same🙄

[@onepunchboi1962]

Relatable :(

[@spookysaiyan]

I feel like this all started when it became a state

[@bodaciousbruin3003]

When will our leaders mandate adequate housing as a basic human right? Thank you for documenting this tragedy and giving a voice to the folks who capitalism has left behind. Very sad times.

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The irony of living on paradise but living in hell.