HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – First Assembly of God Church will be building igloo-type structures to house Hawaii’s homeless. Connie Mitchell, executive director of the Institute for Human Services, and Tamah-Lani Noh, community
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A Red Hill church made international headlines last spring after it raised more than $200,000 to construct igloo-shaped shelters for homeless. And in the next two weeks,
A Church in Hawaii is battling homelessness by deploying Alaskan home domes that look like igloos and are easy to transport and assemble. The First Assembly of God in Honolulu
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Senior Pastor Klayton Ko, of First Assembly of God in Red Hill, wanted to do something to help the homeless. His answer: 21 fiberglass panels held together by screws. The
Hawaii is implementing a homeless solution that is just plain cool — and hopefully effective: igloos. The First Assembly of God church plans to order a dozen igloos from Alaska to house homeless
As the homelessness crisis continues to afflict most major cities all over the world, a church on the Hawaiian island of Oahu has decided to start constructing igloo-type structures as
The success of states across the nation in handling the need for homes, shelters for the homeless and the poorest Americans, varies widely. The Illinois budget impasse halted funding and
With a surging homeless crisis in Hawaii, the First Assembly of God has set up 12 fiberglass igloos to provide shelter, privacy, and dignity for those in need. A church
HONOLULU – Igloos for the homeless? It’s a new concept a local church is proposing to alleviate the state’s expanding problem. The igloo is built in Alaska, but won’t melt
Red Hill’s First Assembly of God church wants to erect a dozen igloo-shaped domes from Alaska to create a “shelter village” somewhere in town for about 40 homeless people. Klayton
