“To Build a Better Hawaii” now through education, training and empowerment in order to create a brighter future for tomorrow in our communities through established neighborhood partners.

The vision of HDSC is to improve the quality of life for the houseless individuals and families, the abused, substance and alcohol abusers, AIDS victims, prostitutes, prisoners and their families, the elderly, the disabled and other needy people in their local communities.  In order to improve their quality of life HDSC’s first priority is to instill hope, life skills, education and job training in our clients (members) by guiding them to live healthy and productive lives.  Collaborating together with community and neighborhood partners will go a long way in making this happen. 

Our Dream

The Hawaii Dream Service Center is a fresh and new approach that will greatly impact the homeless crisis and to the people who desperately need their dreams fulfilled.  HDSC wants to do more than just pick people up, dust them off, feed them, clothe them, maybe provide a 12 step program for them, and send them back out on the streets.  Our goal is to become a "One Stop Shop" and "Clearing House" to help people fulfill their dreams in life and assist other agencies to make a difference in the lives of their clients as well.   

Two thousand plus people can be serviced at one time and as they begin to realize their dreams and move on, others can transition from "Tent City" and take their place and begin to work on their dreams.  It is a never ending circle of dreams being made possible right here on Oahu.  The social impact on Oahu will be immense, starting with each individual and going all the way to the justice system and the Governors office.  Unemployment will decrease, qualified employees will increase, people receiving assistant from the different areas of welfare will decrease and home owners will increase.  Future employees and employers all over Hawaii, could easily come from the very members we train.  It is truly a win, win program for Hawaii's future.