In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness month, TAP808 Teen Dating Violence 101 is an interactive, trauma-informed training designed to build foundational understanding of teen dating violence and healthy relationships. The session covers key topics such as the dynamics of power and control, common warning signs and red flags, digital abuse, and how teens experience dating violence differently than adults. Participants also learn practical prevention and response strategies, including how to support teens, promote healthy communication and boundaries, and connect youth to appropriate resources. This lunch-and-learn format is engaging, accessible, and adaptable for educators, service providers, and community partners working with teens and young adults. Presented by Jordan Renfrow, Manager at TAP808.

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PIC’s LEP provides a much needed linkage between landlords and property managers with vacant units, and households currently experiencing or at-risk of becoming homeless, creating housing supply where demand generally far exceeds supply. Hosted by Allen Freese, Landlord Engagement Manager at Partners In Care.

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Samaritan is a lightweight, person-centered engagement solution used by care teams to build trust, sustain connection, and increase follow-through with unstably-housed residents. Hosted by Ashish Pamula, Market Vice President at Samaritan.

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Navigating clients into Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) through CES? Join the CES Team for a Lunch & Learn session on the new and improved Chronic Homeless Verification Packet. The CES Team will introduce the new, shortened packet and provide guidance on HUD's Chronic Homeless Definition. Hosted by Julia Wolfson, CES Manager, and the CES Team at Partners In Care.

*The new CHV forms will be posted to the PIC website following this training.

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In honor of Pride Month, the CoC is hosting a Lunch & Learn: The History of Pride and LGB&T Cultural Humility. Presented by Kunane Dreier, Director of Training & Program Development at Hawai'i Health and Harm Reduction Center.

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In honor of Pride Month, the CoC is hosting a Lunch & Learn: More Than a Safe Space: Inclusive Strategies That Empower Youth to Thrive, presented by Kiki Rosario at Spill the Tea Cafe, Co-Founder and Outreach Coordinator at Spill The Tea Café, a Hawai‘i-based nonprofit revolutionizing youth mental health. With a deep commitment to LGBTQIA+ youth, Kiki leads initiatives that center lived experience, belonging, and behavioral health access. Her work focuses on building affirming spaces where young people feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow.

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A refreshing look at CES Prioritization, VI-SPDAT Do's and Don'ts, as well as CES/Non CES Housing Resources. Presented by Rhiana Lewis, CES Specialist at Partners In Care.

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In honor of April being Stress Awareness Month, the O’ahu CoC will be hosting a a training about Mindfullness & Cool Mind, Main Thing in the Time of Turbulence. Presented by Thao Le, MPH, PhD, Professor & Chair in the Family & Consumer Sciences Department, College of Tropical Agricultural & Human Resilience at UH Manoa.

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The CoC is hosting the seventh of our DV Training Series: Safety Planning for Survivors. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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The CoC is hosting the sixth of our DV Training Series: Working with Male Survivors. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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The CoC is hosting the fifth of our DV Training Series: Domestic Violence & LGBTQ+. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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The CoC is hosting the fourth of our DV Training Series: Intersections of DV and Substance Abuse. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, the CoC is hosting a Trafficking Training. Presented by Victoria Roland, Statewide Program Administrator at Susannah Wesley Community Center.

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The CoC is hosting the third of our DV Training Series: Cultural Understandings When Working w/Survivors. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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The CoC is hosting the second of our DV Training Series: Children Exposed to Domestic Violence. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, the CoC is hosting the first of our DV Training Series: Foundation and Theory of Domestic Violence. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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The CoC is hosting a virtual informational training regarding Mental Health (MH) Levels and when and how to apply them to clients that agencies service. Presented by Andre Fraticelli, Behavioral Health Program Manager at RYSE.

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Hawai’i Health and Harm Reduction Center will be presenting a virtual training on Harm Reduction philosophy and practice to the CoC.