The Ala App is your one-stop resource guide, offering quick access to essential housing-related support on Oahu. Developed by the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, this free iOS app connects you to over 200 resources covering a wide range of needs. Whether you’re searching for housing assistance, food support, legal aid, health services, or education opportunities, Ala brings everything into one convenient place. From crisis support to employment help, financial aid to specialized services for keiki, kupuna, veterans, or Native Hawaiians, Ala is here to guide you.

A standout feature of the Ala App is Aunty Iwalani, our friendly AI-powered resource guide. Aunty Iwalani is trained on all available resources and is ready to answer your questions in any language, including Hawaiian and pidgin. Simply ask her a question, and she’ll search through all resources to find the best options tailored to your needs. Her deep knowledge and natural approach make finding support simple, accessible, and respectful of the diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds within the community.

The Ala App is designed for everyone on Oahu who may need help—whether it’s for personal support, family assistance, or to help friends and neighbors. You’ll find resources across categories like community services, crisis intervention, disability support, family and child resources, food security, and mental health services. Additionally, Ala provides specialized options for the LGBTQ community, military and veterans, and services geared toward women.

Download the Ala App today and let Aunty Iwalani be your trusted guide to the support systems on Oahu. Empower yourself or your loved ones with easy access to resources, whenever and wherever you need them. Available now on the Apple App Store, the Ala App is brought to you by the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, working to uplift the community with accessible, culturally attuned support.