Self-Evaluation. A facility is evaluated by the facility director each year between inspections and the Standards and Checklist answer sheet is sent to the AAAASF Office. A facility's AAAASF accreditation remains valid if it continues to meet every standard for its Class (A, B, C-M or C).
Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation (HCRC) is a 501(c)3 community-based non-profit corporation founded in 1990. A statewide financial intermediary, HCRC is able to tap into unconventional financial resources to facilitate affordable housing, community development and economic development as follows:
The legislature gave meaning to this commitment by creating the Hawaiâi Civil Rights Commission (HCRC), through enactment of Act 219 in 1988 and Acts 386 and 387 in 1989. The HCRC was organized in 1990 and officially opened its doors in January 1991. For twelve years the HCRC has enforced state laws prohibiting discrimination in employment (H.R.S. Chapter 378, Part I), housing (H.R.S. Chapter 515); public accommodations (H.R.S. Chapter 489), and access to state and state-funded services (H.R.S. 368-1.5).