Hawaii Behavioral Health Administration

05/12/2026

Please take this opportunity to meet with experts on mental health for you and your keiki. Learn more about the importance of your emotional and psychological well-being, and how to find support, treatment, and other resources.

Windward Mall in Kāneʻohe
Center Court
Friday, May 15, 2026
4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

05/05/2026

The Adult Mental Health Division, Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii, and Windward Community College are excited to sponsor this upcoming event on Wednesday, May 6th, 2026, at Windward Community College. We are very excited that more than 100 organizations will be coming together to network, share, and learn about mental health and wellness.

EXPLORE RESOURCES AND TALK TO THE EXPERTS
For all ages from keiki to kupuna, representatives from community resources will be on hand to provide information and services.

• Homeless service providers
• Program for teens
• Su***de awareness and prevention
• Substance abuse treatment centers
• Health insurance and more!

04/24/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Join us as we uplift our communities and promote wellness across Hawaiʻi:

•May 7: Children’s Mental Health Sign Waving – spreading hope and support for our keiki statewide. Hosted by the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Division.

•May 10: AANHPI Mental Health Day – honoring and empowering Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities for mental health and wellness.

•May 6: Windward Community College Mental Health Fair – connecting students with resources and support. Hosted by Windward Community College and the Adult Mental Health Division.

Learn more at: health.hawaii.gov/AMHD

04/17/2026

Need mental health support in Hawaii? Learn how to access AMHD Care and get the help you need—visit health.hawaii.gov/AMHD.

04/10/2026

If you or your ʻohana were impacted by the recent Kona Low storms, the Hawaii State Department of Health has created a dedicated webpage with trusted, health and safety resources.

You’ll find guidance on flood cleanup, mold safety, disease prevention, and mental health support—all in one place from your Hawaii State Department of Health.

Visit: https://health.hawaii.gov/konalowstorm/

04/07/2026

The Kona Low disrupted many lives. Homes lost, routines disrupted, and stress running high. In times like this, being mentally strong doesn't mean holding everything in. It means taking care of yourself so you can keep showing up—for yourself, your ʻohana, and your community.

If you need someone to talk to outside your circle, you can reach Hawaiʻi CARES 988.

Call or text 988—free, confidential, and available 24/7 in Hawaiʻi.

02/27/2026

The Adult Mental Health Division is hiring.

TYPES OF JOBS:
Psychiatrists
Clinical and Forensic Psychologists
Advanced Practice and Registered Nurses
Program Specialists
Case Managers (Social Workers and Human Services Professionals)
Substance Abuse Specialists
Mental Health Specialists
Administrative Support Professionals

WHERE WE WORK:
Community Mental Health Centers (Outpatient Clinics)
Clubhouses (Psychosocial Rehabilitation)
Courts, Forensic Hospital, and Correctional Settings
Community-Based Fieldwork
Administrative, Research, and System Management Offices

HOW TO APPLY:
Visit the link below and send your completed application to the address at the bottom of this flyer: health.hawaii.gov/employment/job-opportunities/

MAILING ADDRESS: Adult Mental Health Division, P.O. Box 3378, Honolulu, HI 96801

02/13/2026

Love, Reimagined: Finding Connection Beyond Romance

Love doesn’t only live in romance. For many adults, love shows up as belonging, purpose, and being seen—especially when navigating depression, obsessive thoughts, or other mental health challenges. At the Adult Mental Health Division (AMHD), we believe love can take many forms that support mental healing and wellness.

Community love grows in AMHD Clubhouses, where members are part of a team—sharing daily work, building skills, and contributing in meaningful ways. This sense of responsibility and mutual help can restore hope, purpose, and acceptance.

Peer love comes through AMHD’s Hawaii Certified Peer Specialists program. Mental Health Peer Specialists (MHPS) are people who have lived through mental health challenges and now support others—without labels or clinical language—by honoring personal identity, choice, and personal strengths.

If romantic love feels distant right now, know this: connection, care, and fulfillment are still within reach. Exploring AMHD services can be a powerful step toward wellness, belonging, and a life grounded in many forms of love.

(Oahu – Diamond Head)
(Kauai – Kapaa)
(Oahu – Kalihi)Oluea.7 (Hawaii – Hilo)



Please also explore these other clubhouses:
Waipahu Aloha Clubhouse (Oahu – Waipahu)
Kona Paradise Clubhouse (Hawaii – Kona)
Hale o Lanakila Clubhouse (Maui – Wailuku)

02/06/2026

AMHD provides statewide mental health services for adults, offering support that evolves with life. From short-term support to more intensive treatment, AMHD’s Continuum of Care is designed to meet people where they are and adapt as their needs evolve.

Behind this continuum is a strong network of community providers, including crisis services (with housing) and expanded adult residential care homes, working together to support stability, recovery, and hope.

Mental health isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither is your mental health care. Learn more about AMHD services and resources: https://health.hawaii.gov/amhd

09/08/2025

In Hawai‘i’s construction industry, mental health is often left unspoken. But a growing movement is working to break the silence.

Nationally, construction has the second-highest su***de rate among major industries, and some in the local field want to see greater awareness and resources for mental health support.

05/28/2025