HONU service remains advised for people contending with homeless challenges on Oahu

[@rayfujimori9833]

Help is needed for the homeless but also training on how to live. They leave the place a mess. Even if they were given a place to live they'd be kicked out because of not keeping the place clean. Not all but most.

[@KaizenEnergyUS]

Hold our corrupt lacky politicians for creating a failed state RESPONSIBLE.

[@jonl9873]

They don't want help, they only want money!

[@donaldtrumpy5914]

People are depressed in Honolulu

[@Titahood4life]

Blaisdell Park is not in Pearl City that is wai’au, stop changing Hawaiian place names

[@patriciaanndemello4652]

The problem is that these people don't want to live with other people. So a congregate shelter is innapropriate for a lot of this population. The Honu doesn't help mentally ill people.

[@RossellaPerry]

The cheapest way with instant result's.... local or not, start buying one-way tickets, and they can not return .

[@islandhi2u]

Some people choose to be homeless. Set up showers an lockers for them to use, for those who choose to be homeless.

[@lorenzoferguson7055]

Sole that was my bike!🤨😝

[@billbonu1639]

Your democrat leaders will know what to do.just ask La and san Fransisco.

[@Glen-md1ir]

If homelessnes were to disappear tomorrow,how many thousands of people would be unemployed?

[@jasestrickland1704]

This is part of the hush hush strategy of cities like SF. Homeless, street dwellers, public bathroom dumpers, and drug addicts all keep City workers employed with Federal grants to “combat homelessness.” No longer really much of a secret. The homeless continue to be homeless but they get cleaned up after and offices are abuzz with social workers trying to figure out how to save them.