Maui Nonprofit Launches Support Groups for Wildfire Victims
Maui Nonprofit Launches Support Groups for Wildfire Victims

Maui Nonprofit Launches Support Groups for Wildfire Victims

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In response to the devastating wildfires in Maui that claimed over 100 lives in August 2023, Kids Hurt Too Hawaii is launching monthly support groups in Wailuku and Lahaina for children and young adults affected by the trauma. These groups aim to provide a safe space for keiki aged three to 19 and their families to process their experiences and build resilience. Meanwhile, FRONTLINE's documentary 'Maui’s Deadly Firestorm' explores the catastrophic events of that day, examining the emergency response failures and the conditions leading to the wildfire's extensive damage. The documentary features interviews with survivors and officials, highlighting the importance of preparedness in preventing such tragedies in the future. Community leaders have expressed regret over the lack of action taken prior to the fire, emphasizing the need for better investment in prevention measures. Both initiatives aim to support recovery and foster understanding of the challenges faced by the community.

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