Maui Disaster Case Management Program
Were you were impacted by the Maui Wildfires and need assistance?
What is the Disaster Case Management Program (DCMP)?
Disaster case management is a program that connects survivors of disasters with specially trained disaster case managers (DCMs) to develop a unique and comprehensive recovery plan, and then assisting you with connecting with the referrals and resources to meet your needs.
Who qualifies for DCMP?
The program will offer services to all survivors who are impacted by the Maui wildfires for the next 2-5 years, regardless of your FEMA eligibility or application status.
How do you sign up for DCMP?
DHS is rapidly scaling the DCMP and has instituted an intake triage and waitlist care navigation system to connect with survivors, determine eligibility for the program, and onboard you as quickly as possible. To sign up for DCMP, you should contact 211 to request follow up from a DCMP team member to conduct an intake discussion. Next, a triage intake specialist will reach out to you to determine eligibility and add you to the DCMP waitlist. A triage outreach and care navigation specialist will then serve as your guide, answering questions, providing updates, and assisting you to navigate resources during the time you are on the waitlist.
Do you have additional questions?
Please call 211 or email DHSDCMP@dhs.hawaii.gov for more information.