Aloha Independent Living Hawaii

Aloha Independent Living Hawaii is a minority-owned, woman-owned nonprofit organization based in Hilo, Hawaii, that has been registered with SAM.gov since May 2014. The organization serves as a Centers for Independent Living (CIL) facility, operating as part of Hawaii's statewide network of centers dedicated to empowering individuals with significant disabilities to achieve maximum independence and full community integration. Through its federal grant awards, Aloha Independent Living Hawaii provides comprehensive independent living services and advocacy support to people with disabilities across the state of Hawaii.

Since 2021, Aloha Independent Living Hawaii has received consistent formula grant funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Community Living (ACL) under CFDA #93.432, the Centers for Independent Living program. The organization has received multiple consecutive awards, including recent grants of $492,749 for fiscal years 2023-2024, 2024-2025, and 2025-2027, as well as a larger award of $895,736 for FY2022-2023, demonstrating sustained federal commitment to the organization's operations. Additionally, the organization received supplemental funding of $130,263 in March 2022 designated for public health workforce funding for Part C CILs. Through these grants, Aloha Independent Living Hawaii delivers core independent living services including advocacy, independent living skills training, information and referral services, and other support programs designed to assist individuals with disabilities in achieving community integration and self-sufficiency. The organization operates in compliance with Rehabilitation Act standards and assurances, operating as a consumer-controlled, community-based nonprofit center that addresses the needs of people with disabilities throughout Hawaii. No subcontractor or prime partnership information is documented in the available award records.