Regarding Aloha score, emotional health, taxes and tax credits, and revenues…

Among others,

1. Any Hawaii residents and prospective residents, who attend emotional health classes or seminars, offered by State sponsored psychologists and related health professionals, may (could) get tax credits as well as higher aloha score, accordingly, (just like continuing education as Hawaii residents).

2. Any Hawaii residents and prospective residents, who volunteer at prospective multipurpose transitional homeless centers, would be able to improve their (low or damaged?, if any) aloha scores, accordingly (rather quickly, if served longer).

3. Hawaii residents and prospective residents may choose to pay higher taxes (in percentage but not in amounts, depending on the income level), in order to improve their low aloha scores, (since it would help increase the State revenues).

Just some of the ideas…lol.
Aloha.