We advocate for their wellbeing and build them pathways to thriving lives.
26% of Hawaiian youth meet recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day.
The Trust offers an array of programs and services to fulfill the Queen's mission to care for children in Hawaiʻi.
Our Trustees have set aside land along the Keahuolū coastline to be used, in perpetuity, for the benefit and enjoyment of Native Hawaiian children and their families.
The Trust was established to fulfill the Queen’s mission to care for and ensure the wellbeing of the most vulnerable Native Hawaiian children.
Aside from Lili‘uokalani’s role as a devoted monarch, she was also a faithful scholar and an extraordinary musician and composer.
Queen Liliʻuokalani, Hawaiʻi’s last ruling monarch, was a talented poet and an accomplished musician. She and her three siblings, referred to as Na Lani ʻEha (the Royal Four), wrote some of the most treasured and beloved songs of Hawaiʻi.
“These songs are to be heard amongst our people to the present day,” she said.
Queen Lili‘uokalani executed a Deed of Trust, which established the legal and financial foundation of an institution dedicated to the welfare of orphaned Hawaiian children.
The Trust owns approximately 6,200 acres of Hawai‘i real estate.
Our Annual Reports provide a glimpse into the work we do with children, families and the community, as well as our annual achievements.