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To build pathways toward economic sustainability, LT will be collaborating with Hawaiʻi Pacific Health (HPH) to offer a Nurse Aide program for those interested in working in the healthcare field.

ʻŌpio in grades 9-12 will take a huakaʻi to visit local farms, make paʻi ʻai, learn about Hawaiian traditions, food sustainability, and experience a farm to table concept.

Join our next ‘oHANa Life gathering. The program kahua (foundation) honors ancestral wisdom that affirms the significance of all roles. 

ʻŌlino Summer is designed to give kamaliʻi a fun and safe space to spend their summer building pilina and exploring pathways they love or have always wanted to try. Each age group will have the opportunity to explore one of two pathways designed to learn new skills and have new experiences while being rooted in Hawaiian culture and values.

Connection and healing through shared moʻolelo, hands-on cultural activities to share our collective hā for families currently in Foster Care and Resource Family Caregivers (RCG).

For parents and caregivers looking to strengthen their parenting styles.

The Mele Kukui program will be a 2-week exploratory music course focusing on various elements of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music. Students will also have hands-on experience, developing their creative artistry through songwriting, music production, and basic music theory.

Liliʻuokalani Trust (LT) Kona is excited to welcome ʻōpio (youth) in grades 6 through 12 to our after school drop-in space!

The space is staffed by LT workers and stocked with snacks, art supplies, and athletic equipment. ʻŌpio are welcome to make themselves at home and utilize the space for positive social interaction, recreation, and academic study.

Join us to share the essential educational programs in your community and how your community responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with stronger programs.

Located between Kailua-Kona town and Honokōhau Harbor are two campgrounds nestled along the Keahuolū shoreline. Halepaʻo is a sandy beach surrounded by a grove of milo trees with a swimming area and tide pools. Hiʻiakanoholae is a sandy beach to the north of Halepaʻo with tide pools, blowholes, and deep ocean waters.

Kamali'i will have the opportunity to learn about the Queen's culture and legacy, create moʻolelo, and explore pathways for the future while gaining peer support. This program is for Kamali'i between 13 to 18 years old on Oʻahu Island.

An overnight arts, music, and cultural camp at Kīpuka Kona for kamali‘i in grades 7 through 12 to explore classical music, voice, guitar, dance and digital media. A project to honor Queen Lili‘uokalani and her legacy

6-week virtual program where kamali'i will participate in hands-on activities to learn about their environment and themselves through kilo, mo'olelo, and fun!