Supporting Mental Health Recovery After the Maui Wildfires

The Maui SERG Dashboard tracks how emergency behavioral health services are reaching individuals and families affected by the Maui wildfires.

What is Maui SERG?

The Maui Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Emergency Response Grant (SERG) supports rapid mental health and substance use services following the August 2023 Maui wildfires. Through a network of trusted local providers, the program helps individuals and families access care during recovery.

After the wildfires, demand for mental health and recovery services exceeded existing resources. Maui SERG helps close that gap by mobilizing services quickly, coordinating providers, and ensuring support reaches those most affected.

Maui SERG Impact (2024–2025)

People Reached

120,953

individuals and family members supported

Services Delivered

23,098

behavioral health appointments and services provided

Community Events

1,943

outreach and community-based events held across Maui

Community Providers

More than 30

local organizations are collaborating in recovery efforts

Impact reflects aggregated services delivered by SERG-supported partners from 2024–2025.

Explore the Maui SERG Dashboard

View aggregated, partner-level data on service delivery, utilization, and reach across Maui.

Explore the Community Partners

Maui SERG is delivered through a network of more than 20 trusted local providers supporting the emotional, social, and mental health needs of wildfire survivors.

About Papa Ola Lōkahi

Founded in 1988, Papa Ola Lōkahi is a 501(c)(3) that embodies the holistic approach that brings together mind, body and spirit in the pursuit of optimum health and well-being for Native Hawaiians. Click here to learn more.