Hawaii Aging and Disability Resource Centers

Hawaii Aging and Disability Resource Centers

Agencie on Aging

Persons with disabilities or age-related limited mobility can turn to their local ADRCs. These Centers are primary resources for information about all manner of available services, benefits and support. You can save yourself a lot of time and frustration by contacting your county’s ADRC first in your quest for disability grants. Click the provided link to get to a map of Hawaii. Select your county to find contact details for your area office.

643-ADRC (643-2372)
TTY Line: 643-0889

Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) in Hawaii are community-based organizations that provide comprehensive information, assistance, and support to older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their families. These centers serve as a central point of access for services and resources related to aging and disability.

ADRCs in Hawaii offer a range of services, including personalized counseling, care coordination, benefits and entitlement assistance, long-term care options counseling, and assistance with accessing home- and community-based services. They also provide referrals to local programs and agencies that can meet specific needs, such as transportation, housing, nutrition, and healthcare.

These centers aim to empower individuals to make informed decisions about their care and support them in maintaining independence and quality of life. ADRC staff members are knowledgeable about available community resources and can help individuals navigate the complex system of services and supports. They work closely with other agencies and organizations to ensure that individuals receive coordinated and person-centered care.

In Hawaii, ADRCs collaborate with various partners, including state and county agencies, nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, and community stakeholders, to enhance the accessibility and availability of services. They strive to promote inclusive and age-friendly communities by advocating for policies and initiatives that support the needs and rights of older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Aging and Disability Resource Centers in Hawaii play a vital role in connecting individuals and families with the necessary support and resources to live independently and thrive despite the challenges associated with aging or disability.