How to Apply for Assistance From Gregory House Programs

Before beginning your application, it's important to recognize that Gregory House Programs is one of many housing agencies in Honolulu. Our programs are designed to provide temporary support, not indefinite assistance. We encourage applicants to also apply for public or low-income housing and seek opportunities to enhance their income or skills for greater independence.

Eligibility Criteria

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  • Residency in Hawaii
  • Homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless
  • Very low-income limits and limited resources/assets
  • Active receipt of case management services
  • Ability to live independently
  • HIV/AIDS diagnosis (if applicable)
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  • Residency in Hawaii
  • Homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless
  • Very low-income limits and limited resources/assets
  • Active recipient of case management services
  • Ability to live independently
  • HIV/AIDS diagnosis (if applicable)
  • Residency in Hawaii
  • Homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless
  • Very low-income limits and limited resources/assets
  • Active receipt of case management services
  • Ability to live independently
  • HIV/AIDS diagnosis (if applicable)

Eligibility Criteria to Apply for Housing

Required Documentation:

Along with your application, you'll need to provide:



  • ​Two photo IDs and proof of your Social Security number
  • Residency verification (current lease, ID, or statement with a Hawaii address)
  • HIV certification (if applicable, from a Hawaii licensed doctor or Hawaii AIDS Service Organization)
  • Income Verification (bank statement, pay stub, SSA/DHS statement, or Zero Income Affidavit form)
  • Proof of homeless or at-risk situation
  • For Oahu applicants seeking emergency assistance or temporary shelter, complete the Ryan White Client Agreement and Case Management Services Certification form.

Application Process and Documentation:

To apply, complete Full Application ending 2020, which includes:


  • A two-page application form
  • Consent to Services
  • Case Management Representation
  • HIV/Medical Consent
  • Consent to Exchange Information forms
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If you've applied previously, the first three documentation items may be skipped. However, additional documents might be required on a case-by-case basis.

Returning Applicants:

Submitting Your Application:

Ensure your application is complete to avoid delays. Once submitted, you'll be notified of the outcome. If you don't hear back, contact the Executive Director, Jon Berliner, at 808.592.9022 or through email.

Accessing FoodBasket Services:

First Visit:

  • Bring the Certification of Case Management Services form, signed by a Hawaii Health and Harm Reduction Center case manager.
  • Register your name/check in to pick up groceries.
  • Sign the Ryan White Client Agreement and Code of Conduct form (annually updated).

Service Times:

The FoodBasket is closed the first week of each month for home grocery deliveries. It's open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for the rest of the month; sign up between 11 am and 12 pm at a centrally located facility in town.

How to Receive Assistance

If you or someone you know are in need of assistance, we're here for you. To discover more about how you can help or to check your eligibility for our services, please call us at 808.592.9022. Together, we can make a difference, one meal at a time.


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