Welcome to the OnTrack Hawaiʻi Official Website!
OnTrack Hawaiʻi is an early intervention program designed for teens and young adults experiencing unusual thoughts and behaviors or having started hearing or seeing things that others don’t. Our team helps people achieve school, work, and relationship goals.
Learn more about the different services we offer for families, youth, and providers.
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Last reviewed on December 4, 2024
Mahalo @akakumaui for hosting us and sharing our #PrideMonth PSA. Let’s continue supporting our local LGBTQ+ youth by creating affirming spaces where they feel safe. Visit the Safe Spaces Committee website at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more tips and resources.
Mahalo @akakumaui for hosting us and sharing our #PrideMonth PSA. Let’s continue supporting our local LGBTQ+ youth by creating affirming spaces where they feel safe. Visit the Safe Spaces Committee website at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more tips and resources.
Creating safe and welcoming spaces for LGBTQ+ youth is essential to ensuring they feel valued and seen. In celebration of #PrideMonth our team created a PSA to encourage us all to do our part to build spaces where every young person in Hawaii feels seen and supported. Learn more about the Safe Spaces Committee and their work at: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces. #PRIDE
Creating safe and welcoming spaces for LGBTQ+ youth is essential to ensuring they feel valued and seen. In celebration of #PrideMonth our team created a PSA to encourage us all to do our part to build spaces where every young person in Hawaii feels seen and supported. Learn more about the Safe Spaces Committee and their work at: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces. #PRIDE
Something as simple as using someone’s identified pronouns can help them feel seen and less alone. This #PrideMonth, we launched a PSA campaign to help ensure everyone is seen for who they are and to share some of the steps we can all take to help create safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth. Learn more at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more information.
Something as simple as using someone’s identified pronouns can help them feel seen and less alone. This #PrideMonth, we launched a PSA campaign to help ensure everyone is seen for who they are and to share some of the steps we can all take to help create safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth. Learn more at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more information.
Thank you to @khonnews for having us in the studio this week to talk about #PrideMonth! It’s a great reminder that we can all do something to support our LGBTQ+ youth this month (and every month) by creating visible, welcoming spaces for them. Visit our Safe Spaces Committee website at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more tips, and check out the full interview with @saramattisonmelo at bit.ly/camhd-ssc-pride-month.
Thank you to @khonnews for having us in the studio this week to talk about #PrideMonth! It’s a great reminder that we can all do something to support our LGBTQ+ youth this month (and every month) by creating visible, welcoming spaces for them. Visit our Safe Spaces Committee website at health.hawaii.gov/camhd/lgbtq-safe-spaces for more tips, and check out the full interview with @saramattisonmelo at bit.ly/camhd-ssc-pride-month.
Every LGBTQ+ youth in Hawai‘i deserves to be seen, respected, and celebrated — not just during #PrideMonth, but every day. Too often, these youth face barriers that impact their well-being — whether it’s being misgendered, facing discrimination, or not feeling safe to be themselves. But when we create affirming environments that honor identity, culture, and community, we make space for healing, trust, and hope. Swipe to learn why Pride matters — and how the LGBTQ Safe Spaces Committee is working to build a stronger, more inclusive system of care for our youth. For more information, visit: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/safespaces. #SafeSpacesCommittee #pridematters
Every LGBTQ+ youth in Hawai‘i deserves to be seen, respected, and celebrated — not just during #PrideMonth, but every day. Too often, these youth face barriers that impact their well-being — whether it’s being misgendered, facing discrimination, or not feeling safe to be themselves. But when we create affirming environments that honor identity, culture, and community, we make space for healing, trust, and hope. Swipe to learn why Pride matters — and how the LGBTQ Safe Spaces Committee is working to build a stronger, more inclusive system of care for our youth. For more information, visit: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/safespaces. #SafeSpacesCommittee #pridematters
Grateful to our community for bringing connection and education to last week`s Mental Health Month Resource Fair! 💚 Mahalo to our amazing staff, partner organizations, and families. Photos courtesy of Ronald Y. Lau. #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
Grateful to our community for bringing connection and education to last week`s Mental Health Month Resource Fair! 💚 Mahalo to our amazing staff, partner organizations, and families. Photos courtesy of Ronald Y. Lau. #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
Pride Month is a reminder that inclusion starts with us. From the words we speak to the spaces we shape, we all play a role in helping LGBTQ+ youth feel safe and seen. Swipe to learn how simple, everyday actions can foster affirmation, belonging, and aloha. Learn more at: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/safespaces. #SafeSpacesCommittee #pridemonth
Pride Month is a reminder that inclusion starts with us. From the words we speak to the spaces we shape, we all play a role in helping LGBTQ+ youth feel safe and seen. Swipe to learn how simple, everyday actions can foster affirmation, belonging, and aloha. Learn more at: health.hawaii.gov/camhd/safespaces. #SafeSpacesCommittee #pridemonth
Join us tomorrow at Pearlridge Center Mauka (Uptown) for a fun and informative Mental Health Month Resource Fair. Photos courtesy of Ronald Y. Lau. #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
Join us tomorrow at Pearlridge Center Mauka (Uptown) for a fun and informative Mental Health Month Resource Fair. Photos courtesy of Ronald Y. Lau. #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
Resilient keiki 🤝🏽 Supportive adults. Learn how to best support your keiki at KeikiMentalHealthMatters.com #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
Resilient keiki 🤝🏽 Supportive adults. Learn how to best support your keiki at KeikiMentalHealthMatters.com #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
May 24 is World Schizophrenia Day and it made us think of how many of us go through stuff in silence. Not knowing what it is or thinking we have to hide it.
If you`ve ever felt super anxious, paranoid, or are hearing or seeing things others don`t, it may be a sign of something more.
Schizophrenia can affect anyone, and may show up when life gets hard. But there is support and it can get better with the right help. Learn more at health.hawaii.gov/ontrackhi.
May 24 is World Schizophrenia Day and it made us think of how many of us go through stuff in silence. Not knowing what it is or thinking we have to hide it.
If you`ve ever felt super anxious, paranoid, or are hearing or seeing things others don`t, it may be a sign of something more.
Schizophrenia can affect anyone, and may show up when life gets hard. But there is support and it can get better with the right help. Learn more at health.hawaii.gov/ontrackhi.
Let’s be real – psychosis doesn’t care where you’re from. Here in Hawai‘i, ʻohana means family. We show up. We support. We care. This #WorldSchizophreniaDay (May 24), we’re shining a light on what early signs of schizophrenia look like for local youth. Swipe to learn how early support can change everything. For more information, visit health.hawaii.gov/ontrackhi. #OnTrackHawaii #breakthestigma
Let’s be real – psychosis doesn’t care where you’re from. Here in Hawai‘i, ʻohana means family. We show up. We support. We care. This #WorldSchizophreniaDay (May 24), we’re shining a light on what early signs of schizophrenia look like for local youth. Swipe to learn how early support can change everything. For more information, visit health.hawaii.gov/ontrackhi. #OnTrackHawaii #breakthestigma
The CAMHD is excited to host a Mental Health Month Resource Fair on Oʻahu on Friday, May 30th. Bring the whole ʻohana to try fun activities, learn about local mental health services, and take home some prizes! #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters
The CAMHD is excited to host a Mental Health Month Resource Fair on Oʻahu on Friday, May 30th. Bring the whole ʻohana to try fun activities, learn about local mental health services, and take home some prizes! #CMHA2025 #KeikiMentalHealthMatters