Hawaii Disability Rights Center

Located at 1001 Bishop Street in Honolulu, Hawaii Disability Rights Center operates as a non-profit community organization dedicated to protecting disability rights. The center provides legal assistance and advocacy services focused on advancing the rights and inclusion of disabled individuals throughout Hawaii. As a community service organization, they bring a mission-driven approach to disability law, working to ensure that disabled people have access to legal help and advocacy. The center serves as a resource for individuals seeking information about their disability rights and protections under law.

The center provides legal assistance to disabled individuals navigating complex disability-related issues, from benefits claims to rights protection matters. They offer advocacy services aimed at systemic disability rights issues and work to educate the community about disability law and individual rights. The organization also provides counseling and support to help disabled clients understand their legal options and protections.

When you contact the center, staff will discuss your disability-related legal concern and explain available assistance. The organization may provide direct legal help, referrals to other resources, or advocacy support depending on your needs. Throughout your interaction, you will receive information about your rights under disability law and guidance about next steps.

Hawaii Disability Rights Center serves disabled individuals throughout Honolulu and across the state of Hawaii.