HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Resources and counseling are still available for those who suffered through the Lahaina wildfires. Kanoelani Davis, the Malu i Ka 'Ulu program team lead, joined Take2 on Thursday to share how people can get the resources they offer. Get Hawaii's latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You "The Malu i Ka 'Ulu program started on Moloka'i with, Hoʻakā Mana," Davis said. "We are a Native Hawaiian organization dedicated to inspiring healthier families by connecting 'ohana to Native Hawaiian practices that focus on emotional and mental well-being. The Malu i Ka 'Ulu program was born from the ancient Hawaiian concept of Puʻuhonua, a sacred space of rest, protection, and nourishment, overseen by a Kahu who upheld the kanawai (rules or laws) to ensure its safety and sanctity. After seeing firsthand the wildfires in Lahaina, our team was on the ground in Lahaina just three days later, and immediately recognized the urgent need to create a safe space for the community. The name Malu i Ka 'Ulu, an ancient namesake of Lahaina, reflects our mission to provide peace, safety, and restoration for the residents affected by the wildfires." They refer to their crisis counselors as 'Ulu, and say they act as guardians of the sacred space. Maui Fire Department set to release ATF report on Lahaina wildfires "They understand their role through a cultural lens, providing a space where individuals can regain their strength," Davis said. "This concept is beautifully illustrated in the journey of HiʻiakaikapolioPele, who found refuge at Puʻuhonua along her travels, where the Kahu provided her with water, food, rest, and shelter. Similarly, Malu I Ka 'Ulu offers a safe temporary haven, where our 'Ulu guide individuals to discover the healer within themselves, empowering them to continue their journey without us." Many residents have been forced to move from Maui following the wildfires. Those people can still get resources. Find more Hawaii, Oahu, Maui and Kauai news here "If you have been affected by the Maui wildfires but have since relocated off island, you can still receive support. We offer remote counseling sessions over the phone to ensure that you can access help wherever you are. Please call our warm line at 808-446-6676," Davis said. "You can reach us through the Malu i Ka 'Ulu warm line at 808-446-6676. We strive to make our services as accessible as possible, so anyone who feels the need can reach out and get the support they deserve. For more information, please visit the Malu i Ka 'Ulu website at www.maluikaulu.org. If you would like to learn more about Hoʻakā Mana and our work please visit www.hoakamana.org/."