Mental Health Crisis Response: Honolulu is expanding its MH-3 program, which uses a legal pathway under Act 219 to move people experiencing severe mental illness or substance abuse crises for emergency evaluation when they meet danger thresholds; officials say the program has already involved about 120 people in roughly 150 interventions since launch. Suicide Prevention in Agriculture: During Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, Hawaii leaders highlighted elevated risk for workers in farming and other high-stress, low-control jobs, especially as storms add financial and emotional strain. Rural Healthcare Funding: Gov. Green announced $58 million in federal investment to strengthen rural healthcare across Hawaiʻi, aiming to reduce gaps that can mean long drives for critical services. Meals Access for Kūpuna: Hawaiʻi Meals on Wheels hit a record 100 delivery routes on Oʻahu, serving about 800 meals daily and asking for more volunteers to keep up with demand. Gun Safety Effort: Oʻahu held a community gun buyback event offering gift cards for turned-in firearms, paired with free gun locks and messaging that firearm violence is a public health concern. STEM for Maui Students: A Maui fundraiser drew nearly 400 supporters and raised about $175,000 for robotics and STEM programs, with students showcasing projects and signing up for future competitions. Hurricane Recovery Watch: Updates from Hurricane Lala response efforts continued, including work to restore Kaʻū water service and assess storm damage to critical infrastructure.