FAIR HOUSING VOLUNTEERS

Legal Aid Society of Hawaii seeks volunteers to assist in fighting illegal discrimination in the housing market.

The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii’s Fair Housing Enforcement Program was established to ensure equal access to housing opportunities in Hawai`i. In our efforts to investigate discriminatory housing practices, the Fair Housing Enforcement Program is seeking volunteers to gather data regarding housing throughout the state of Hawaii. Upon successful completion of each assignment, volunteers will receive a stipend. Volunteers of all ages, genders, races, religions, sexual orientation, and disabilities are needed statewide.
 
All volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, with no felony convictions or convictions involving fraud or perjury. Volunteers cannot be employed in the real estate industry or have an interest or relatives in the real estate industry. In addition, volunteers must complete a 3 hour training session.
 

For more information or to sign up for this volunteer opportunity, please contact:
 
R. Jones
808-527-8017
rujones@lashaw.org