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Program prevents former inmates from becoming homeless
By staradvertiser.com- Dan Nakaso
Published: 11/26/2018

Waikiki Health continues to exceed expectations in helping prisoners who would otherwise end up homeless once they’re out.

Waikiki Health’s Pu‘uhonua (safe place for healing) Program planned to help 480 prisoners between Oct. 1, 2017, and Sept. 30.

Instead, 970 prisoners went through the program.

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