Here is a comprehensive list of government and non-government programs in Maui for housing displaced residents due to the 2023 Wildfires, including web links:

1. Hawaii Housing Finance & Development Corporation - Hawai’i Fire Relief Housing Program:

This program offers financial assistance for housing solutions.

   - Website: [HHFDC Fire Relief Program]

(https://dbedt.hawaii.gov/hhfdc/hhfdc-fire-relief-housing-program/hhfdc-fire-relief-program-financial-assistance/)

2. FEMA Direct Lease Program:

FEMA collaborates with property management companies to provide rental units to survivors for up to 18 months.

   - Website: [FEMA](www.fema.gov)

3. CNHA Host Housing Support Program:

Provides financial support to households offering housing to individuals and families displaced by the Maui wildfires.

   - Website: [CNHA](www.hawaiiancouncil.org)

4. Department of Human Services Rental Assistance Program: Assists survivors of the Maui wildfires who are not eligible for FEMA assistance.

   - Website: [Department of Human Services](humanservices.hawaii.gov)

5. FEMA: Offers federal assistance to eligible individuals and families affected by the Maui wildfires.

   - Website: [FEMA](www.fema.gov)

6. DHS Maui Relief TANF Program:

Provides financial support for housing, transportation, utilities, and other specific needs to families with at least one dependent child.

   - Website: [DHS Maui Relief TANF Program](humanservices.hawaii.gov)

7. American Red Cross:

Provides financial assistance to households whose homes were destroyed or sustained major damage by the wildfires.

   - Website: [American Red Cross](www.redcross.org)

8. Maui Hale Match:

A web app designed to connect landlords and homeowners directly with fire survivors who need long-term housing.

   - Website: [Maui Hale Match](mauihalematch.org)

9. Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) Maui Wildfire Relief Efforts:

OHA has committed $5 million for Maui wildfire victims and is distributing $2 million in housing vouchers & gift cards through Global Empowerment Mission partnership.

   - Website: [OHA Maui Relief](www.oha.org/mauirelief/)

These programs collectively offer a range of support, from direct financial assistance to facilitating connections between property owners and displaced residents, catering to various needs arising from the aftermath of the wildfires.