Community Network
People, places, partners, and programs connected across the Red Road.
RRRN is a distributed community resilience network. It strengthens connections between residents, neighborhoods, organizations, gathering places, volunteers, artists, farmers, cultural practitioners, educators, and emergency-response partners.
Places of connection
Community gathering places can help people share information, host classes, coordinate support, and connect residents with trusted resources.
Partner relationships
Organizations, informal groups, and local leaders help the network share resources, reach more residents, and support community-led action.
Shared readiness
Preparedness, response, recovery, education, stewardship, creativity, and community wellness all become stronger when people know how to find one another.
Connect with your neighborhood
Find your neighborhood and become part of the network.
Connect with your local point person and with neighbors helping neighbors throughout Puna Makai.
Red Road Resilience Network
The broader network connects neighborhood knowledge, people, gathering places, and trusted resources across the Red Road.
Neighborhood Connectors
Neighborhood Connectors help neighbors stay connected, share local information, identify needs and resources, and link their neighborhood with the broader Red Road Resilience Network—especially before, during, and after emergencies.
Residents, Volunteers & Resources
Everyday relationships, practical skills, equipment, gathering places, and local knowledge are what make the network useful.
Maps and local connections
See the wider resilience network and find Red Road connections.
Use Vibrant Hawaiʻi’s islandwide hub map, explore the Lower Puna District 4 resilience network, or browse the people and gathering places connected with RRRN.
Vibrant Hawaiʻi Hub Map
Explore community resilience hubs across Hawaiʻi Island.
Lower Puna — District 4
See the district resilience scorecard and local hub information.
Partners & Supporters
Meet organizations, gathering places, and local relationships that help the network work.
Where this network lives
A living network of people, places, and everyday paths.
RRRN is rooted in the places where neighbors meet: coastal gathering spots, community shelters, farms, studios, schools, and the everyday paths that connect them.
Join the network
Help RRRN understand how people and resources connect.
Share volunteer capacity, class ideas, gathering-place connections, resources, stories, or partnerships that can support Red Road community resilience.