The wind has stopped. The rain has passed. Most of the roads have reopened, and life across much of Hawaiʻi Island looks normal again. But for many families in Kaʻū, Hurricane Lala is far from over. Homes were damaged. Roads and infrastructure were washed out. Families lost belongings, vehicles, and sources of income. Farmers and small businesses were hit hard. In some communities, daily life is still anything but normal. As new events take over the headlines, it becomes easy