Hawaii Personal Grants

Most people are confused about personal grants in Hawaii. If you live in the state of Hawaii and are looking for personal financial assistance such as supplemental security income, Medicaid, or state social services, you should look into government benefits instead. Personal grants are financial aid from the local government of Hawaii for its residents under certain circumstances - the use of the financial funding must have a meaningful purpose to the economy of Hawaii.

Personal Grants for Work At Home Residents of Hawaii

With the aid from the federal government, the department of finance & economic growth in Hawaii is able to provide financial support to residents who work at home. According to the latest research, in Hawaii, there are over 14,320 business identities have 0 to 4 employees. This number includes people who work at home with sole proprietorship. To be eligible, you must be a resident of Hawaii and have a registered business in Hawaii. If your business is in one of the following areas: medicine, education, scientific research, and technology development, you have a higher chance of getting your grant application approved.

Personal Grants for Education for Residents of Hawaii

Not all students or teachers are eligible to apply for personal education grants in Hawaii. According to US Census,

In Hawaii:

  • 90.40% have high school diplomas
  • 29.60% have at least one post secondary degree
  • 9.90% have at least one graduate school degree

As you do not have to pay back the amount of grants given to you, Hawaii's office of education ensures that personal grants are only given to individuals who need financial assistance for their education related to medicine, education, scientific research, or technology development. And recipients must use their new knowledge and skill set to improve the economy of Hawaii.

Personal Grants for Veterans in Hawaii

There are more than 86,900 veterans (both active and retired) in Hawaii. If you have enrolled, or currently participating in the military, naval force, or air force, you are eligible to apply for veteran personal grants as long as the funds are being used to stimulate the economy of Hawaii.

You can look at personal grants as "government grants for individuals". Therefore, there are many other types of personal grants such as personal housing grants. If an individual receives grants from the government, he or she has received a type of "personal grants". It is much harder for individuals to receive grants than it is for businesses to receive grants. Hawaii residents apply for different types of state government grants by contacting Hawaii financial aid agencies.

Recent State Funding Opportunities

Below is a list of opportunities recently published in the local state:

Funding Number Funding Title
ED GRANTS 011921 002 Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE): Native Hawaiian Career and Technical Education Program (NHCTEP), Assistance Listing Number 84.259A
HRSA 21 009 Native Hawaiian Health Care Improvement Act
USDA NIFA AHSI 007832 Alaska Native-Serving and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions Education Competitive Grants Program (ANNH)
NANH FY21 Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services (2021)
CAG NANH FY20 IMLS CARES Act Grants for Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum and Library Services
G20AS00034 Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit, Hawaii-Pacific Islands CESU
POA CESU 20 01 Management Species Hawaiian Petrel
HHS 2020 ACL AOA OIRC 0380 U.S. Administration on Aging National Resource Centers on Older Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaii Programs
ED GRANTS 013020 001 Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE): Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions (ANNH) Program CFDA Number 84.031N (Alaska Native)
ED GRANTS 013020 002 Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE): Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian-Serving Institutions (ANNH) Program CFDA Number 84.031W (Native Hawaiian)

 

Personal Grants in Local States

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