Transforming Lives Through Housing and Support Services

We're dedicated to supporting Hawaii's most vulnerable populations, particularly those living with HIV/AIDS. Through a variety of services including housing assistance, case management, emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, and nutrition services.

Our Beginning

Building Brighter

Futures Together

Founded on compassion and driven by community need, Gregory House Programs has been a beacon of hope since 1988, offering life-changing housing assistance and supportive services to those living with HIV/AIDS and other vulnerabilities in Hawaii. Our dedication to providing stability, health, and dignity to our clients showcases our commitment to creating a more inclusive and supportive future for all.

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Our Mission Today

Nurturing Stability, Health, and Dignity

In the past 36 years we've expanded to offer a wide range of services, including housing assistance, case management, and nutrition support. Upholding the belief that housing is healthcare, we aim to create stable, supportive settings for Hawaii's most vulnerable, ensuring they have access to the services needed.

My experience here at Gregory House is one I'll never forget. Thanks to the person that helped many years ago until this very moment.

Past Client

From early on working with Gregory House, I have been met with nothing but compassion, understanding and the benefit of their well-informed services.

Past Client

When I call for help Jeff has always found a way to help me, no matter what kind of help I needed.

Past Client

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Home, Hope, and Healing for Hawaii

At Gregory House Programs, we're driven by a simple belief: everyone deserves a safe place to live, good health, and respect. We know that people facing tough times, especially those living with HIV/AIDS, need more than just help—they need a community that supports and uplifts them.

People Housed:
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Clients provided with housing and case management services in 2018.

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Over 300 community members assisted by food and nutrition services in 2018.

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Our Events and Advocacy

By Gavin Moffat September 24, 2024
Gregory House Programs annual Kahu Mālama Award Dinner and Silent Auction is scheduled for Friday, November 8, 2024 at the Moana Surfrider. The Kahu Mālama Award recognizes an individual or entity that has demonstrated extraordinary contributions to Gregory House Programs or the HIV/AIDS community through advocacy, financial support or other means. This year the fundraiser will benefit housing and food needs for over 400 individuals. Gregory House Programs, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, is the only provider of HIV/AIDS housing services statewide, and provides case management and nutrition services on Oahu to over 400 people living with HIV and their families each year. Our programs help improve the quality of life and well-being for our community’s most vulnerable and economically challenged members and in the long run improve the public health of our community. Housing is especially essential for persons living with HIV/AIDS as it keeps the door open to continuous medical care and life-extending treatments. Your support of this event will help us provide essential housing and nutritional services to those most in need. Tickets for the Kahu Mālama Award Dinner & Silent Auction are available now; $135 in advance or $150 at the door. Please check out the event registration page at: https://gregory-house-programs.networkforgood.com/events/74003-kahu-m-lama-award-dinner-and-silent-auction-2024 To find out more about our organization, please check out our website at www.gregoryhouse.org. For questions (including purchasing tickets and sponsorships offline), and/or you are a business or individual and interested in donating something for our in-person silent auction, we are accepting donations such as: artwork, gift cards (restaurants, spas, grocery stores, clothing stores, etc.), hotel stays, excursions, and electronics to name a few! Please feel free to call Gavin at (808) 522-9036 or email gavin@gregoryhouse.org . Gregory House Programs is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to ending homelessness and providing nutritional needs for individuals and families who are affected by HIV/AID. EIN 99-0265111.
February 28, 2024
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia Fudge visited with Gregory House Programs staff and program participants on Sunday, July 2, 2023 in upper Makiki at one of our transitional housing (TH) sites to learn more about the important services Gregory House Programs provides. Secretary Fudge was invited to visit Hawaii by U.S. Senator Brian Schatz. U.S. Senator Brian Schatz, Congresswoman Jill Tokuda, and Congressman Ed Case and several HUD officials joined Secretary Fudge on the visit. Gregory House Programs is the only Statewide HIV/AIDS housing agency in Hawaii, providing rental subsidies across the islands, and operates the only two transitional housing sites in Hawaii for people living with HIV (PLWH). Established in 1988, Gregory House Programs provides housing assistance, food and nutrition, and comprehensive case management services to more than 400 households each year. “Housing is healthcare,” stressed Jonathon Berliner, the Executive Director. “With housing and food security, persons living with HIV or AIDS can focus on accessing continuous medical care and HIV treatment, which are important in improving health outcomes and reducing new HIV infections.” U.S. Senator Brian Schatz, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, secured a FY ’23 Congressional Earmark of $1.2 million for Gregory House Programs. This funding is earmarked for renovating Community Residential Programs, a transitional housing program that houses people living with HIV/AIDS who are transitioning out of homelessness. These funds are being administrated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Hawaii State Legislature, in its 2023 legislative session, approved a Grant-In-Aid (GIA) in the amount of $300,000 for of the Community Residential Program renovation project.
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