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Take a breath and move with intention in Yoga Sculpt and Flow. Blend yoga with strength training to build confidence and energy. Flow to upbeat music while using bodyweight exercises to tone and strengthen. Open to all levels. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to sweat.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 13 - 17

Master culinary skills in this 14-week training program for young adults. Learn traditional Hawaiian and modern techniques, explore local ingredients, and build confidence for careers in food and hospitality. Gain hands-on experience that strengthens identity, health, and future opportunities.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 16 - 24

Learn the healing art of lomilomi in a hands-on program for ʻohana. Explore rhythm, intention, and aloha that restore balance and harmony. Part of ʻOhana Healing Practices, this experience strengthens family well-being and nurtures the vision of a healer in every home.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 17

Sing in harmony and grow your confidence in Hawaiian Chorus. Learn vocal technique, music fundamentals, and songs rooted in Hawaiian tradition alongside pieces from around the world. Build stage presence and community as you prepare for a final hōʻike (show). Open to all voices—just bring energy.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Learn what healthy relationships look like. Explore consent, boundaries, and how to spot red flags. Break down myths, talk story, and build skills to communicate clearly and support you and your friends. Come ready to learn and grow.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Grow your voice and confidence in (High School) Chorus. Explore Hawaiian choral traditions and songs from around the world while learning harmony, sight-singing, and stage presence. Build music skills and perform in a final hōʻike (show). Whether you’re experienced or just starting, there’s a place for you.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 -17

Connect, learn, and grow at Liliʻuokalani Center’s community events. These welcoming gatherings uplift youth through culture, care, and ʻohana (family). Explore resources, build relationships, and celebrate identity in spaces co-created with youth leaders and community partners.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: up to 24

Reconnect with Native Hawaiian healing in Lāʻau Lapaʻau. Through hands-on learning and cultural teachings, ʻohana (family) explore how traditional practices support mauli ola (healthy living). Part of ʻOhana Healing Practices, this program nurtures intergenerational learning and the vision of a healer in every home.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 17

Create and taste delicious snacks while learning kitchen basics in Afterschool Snack Club. Explore Hawaiian recipes, practice knife skills, and discover healthy, easy-to-make treats. Build confidence, teamwork, and cultural pride through hands-on cooking. All skill levels welcome, just bring curiosity and an appetite.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Create and taste delicious snacks while learning kitchen basics in Afterschool Snack Club. Explore Hawaiian recipes, practice knife skills, and discover healthy, easy-to-make treats. Build confidence, teamwork, and cultural pride through hands-on cooking. All skill levels welcome, just bring curiosity and an appetite.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Know your worth and speak it. Build confidence in setting boundaries, spotting red flags, and supporting friends. Through real talk and guided activities, learn skills that keep relationships safe and respectful. Open to all. Just bring your voice and curiosity.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 18

Explore the world of E-Sports in a supportive space. Learn gameplay strategies, teamwork, and digital skills while connecting with local industry experts. Discover career opportunities in gaming and technology and build confidence through collaboration and competition.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Aihaʻa blends hula (dance), mele (song) composition, and oli (chants) to strengthen cultural identity and confidence. Learn rhythm, movement, and chants that teach teamwork, respect, and aloha ʻāina (stewardship, identity and responsibility). Build stamina, leadership, and pride through practice and performance. All levels welcome! Come grow in body, mind, and spirit.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 18

Getting ready to live on your own? You’ll learn how to budget, manage your health, and build life skills that support independence. From financial basics to self-care, this program helps you prepare for what’s next. No need to have it all figured out, we’ll walk with you.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 17 - 24

Strum your way into music. You’ll learn ʻukulele basics, music theory, and practice techniques while building confidence and creativity. Explore self-expression in a supportive space. Never picked up an ʻukulele? That’s totally fine, we’ll start from the beginning.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Move, sweat, and grow strong inside and out! Build power, confidence, and resilience through high-energy workouts that mix fun and challenge. Focus on teamwork, personal growth, and feeling good in your own skin. No experience needed, just come ready to crush it.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

We invite you to Lydia House: a safe and inclusive space for young people like you, ages 16-26. Here, in a place made possible by our beloved Queen Liliʻuokalani, we offer drop-In services, programs, pathway planning, care coordination, and case management. Visit our Engagement Center at 205 S. Vineyard St., Honolulu, HI 96813.

ʻŌpūaliʻi, Hekili is a cultural strengthening and leadership program for Native Hawaiian boys. Participants can expect ʻŌiwi leadership, literacy, Native Hawaiian health, cultural empowerment, normalizing Hawaiian ceremonial rituals, and perpetuation of Hawaiian fine arts.

Ages: 11-17

The purpose of Hoʻopono is to teach families a process to resolve small everyday pilikia (problems) with aloha (love, compassion, empathy) and restore lōkahi (harmony, connectedness) within the hale (immediate family).

ʻŌpio will let their creativity flow as they are guided through ceramics as a connection to cultural mo’olelo. They will learn about themselves and how to use art to express their feelings as they design art pieces unique to their own experiences

The Ka ʻUpena ʻŌpio program is a culturally grounded program for Native Hawaiian youth in grades 6–12, designed to strengthen identity, connection, and peer relationships.

The Hoʻohiki program takes our kamaliʻi on a journey of their ancestral past to the last reigning monarch, Queen Liliʻuokalani. Hoʻohiki encourages our kamaliʻi to connect to her story in their present lives to build a stronger, resilient, cultural identity. We give them space to be vulnerable, to be accountable, and to learn tools to restore relationships that might be broken from past actions.

Ages 13-17

Hoʻokanaka is a transformative kāne ʻōpio (male youth) program, where ʻōpio kāne aged 13 to 17 will engage in hands-on learning, mentoring, and cultural practices to develop their roles as positive and contributing Hawaiian kāne, gaining a sense of self and becoming pillars of their close-knit community.

Ages 13-17

This is a diversionary program which utilizes cultural concepts and components that will help guide 'ōpio through: externalizing and internalizing behaviors, developing skills for emotional comprehension, developing skills to help with resolving authoritative conflict, navigating physical changes, and guidance towards developing long-term goals.

Ages 13-17

This "drop-in" program seeks to meet those needs by creating a consistent, safe, and culturally rooted space where students can receive academic support, build relationships with positive mentors, and engage in activities that promote self-worth, cultural identity, sports, arts/crafts, cooking, and life readiness skills.

Liliʻu’s Hale is a cultural leadership program for Native Hawaiian youth in grades 6–12, rooted in the moʻolelo of Queen Liliʻuokalani.

Haku Wāhine empowers young wāhine (women) of Molokaʻi, ages 14-17, to step into adulthood through leadership, identity and well-being. Wāhine will engage in culturally grounded guided self-reflection, peer relationships, and mentorship to develop a deeper sense of self-worth and emotional awareness.

The Hoʻohiki program takes our kamaliʻi in Hilo on a journey of their ancestral past to the last reigning monarch, Queen Liliʻuokalani. Hoʻohiki encourages our kamaliʻi to connect to her story in their present lives to build a stronger, resilient, cultural identity. We give them space to be vulnerable, to be accountable, and to learn tools to restore relationships that might be broken from past actions.

Ages 13-17

ʻŌiwi Connections is a Hawaiian learning space for ʻōpio ages 6-17 to meet new friends, learn new skills, and engage in a comfortable and friendly environment. Tuesdays, 3pm - 5:30pm at Kīpuka Waiʻanae.

Huliau, meaning "turning point," is a transformative program offered through Lydia House (LH) designed to empower young adults aged 18-22. Through comprehensive support, Huliau equips young adults with the tools they need for self-discovery, independent living, and a brighter future.

Hoʻokanipila will engage youth through creative expression utilizing the ʻukulele and some of the mele composed by Queen Liliʻuokalani, fostering the next generation of successful Hawaiian musicians and reinforcing behaviors that support positive social engagement.

The Ha’eha’ekū Youth Leadership Program, for ʻōpio (youth) ages 14-17, is designed to empower high school students with essential leadership skills while fostering a strong sense of community and responsibility.

Inspired by the mo’olelo (story) of Ha’eha’ekū – a story of resilience, strength, and perseverance – this program encourages participants to embrace challenges, develop confidence, and step into leadership roles with purpose.

Hoʻokanipila will engage youth through creative expression utilizing the ʻukulele and some of the mele composed by Queen Liliʻuokalani, fostering the next generation of successful Hawaiian musicians and reinforcing behaviors that support positive social engagement.

Try new sports and build confidence with the Mana Moves Sports Sampler! Explore games like flag football, spikeball, and pickleball in a fun, supportive space. Strengthen teamwork, resilience, and pilina while discovering activities you’ll love. All skill levels welcome, just bring energy and curiosity.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 -17

Puʻu Lei o Liliʻu (PLOL) acts as a hoʻokahua (foundation) for healing, wellness, and connection. PLOL holds year-round programming for Native Hawaiian kamaliʻi ages 14-18, specifically those transitioning out of the juvenile justice system, involved with the child welfare system, or facing academic challenges.

Mondays with Liliʻu is a twice-a-month after-school program for 5th and 6th-grade kamaliʻi from Maunaloa and Kilohana Elementary Schools on Molokai. This fun and welcoming space invites kamali'i to explore their interests, express their creativity, and build meaningful friendships through hands-on activities rooted in Hawaiian culture and values.

Ages 10-12

Swimming lessons. Hawaiian culture. Ocean activities.

Learn volleyball with University of Hawaiʻi athletes and coaches in fun, fast-paced clinics. Practice fundamentals, teamwork, and healthy competition while building confidence and pilina. No experience needed, just bring energy and curiosity.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Step into the spotlight! You’ll build your actor’s toolbox through games, moʻolelo (story), and scene work. Explore characters, tell stories, and grow your voice on stage. No experience needed. Just bring your imagination and aloha for theatre.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Step into the spotlight! You’ll build your actor’s toolbox through games, moʻolelo (story), and scene work. Explore characters, tell stories, and grow your voice on stage. No experience needed. Just bring your imagination and aloha for theatre.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Step into the cypher with BreakGround! Learn foundational breaking moves, freestyle with confidence, and explore the roots of Hip-Hop culture. Build strength, rhythm, and resilience while connecting through movement and community. Come ready to rise, create, and take your place in the cypher.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 18

Your questions shape the journey. You’ll choose an issue that matters to you, then explore it through research with support from mentors. Learn how to ask, study, and share your findings. No research experience? That’s what we’re here for.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 18

Dive into creativity after school! Explore painting, drawing, mixed media, and design while connecting to Hawaiian moʻolelo (stories) and traditional art techniques. Each week brings new projects and inspiration from local artists. All levels welcome. Come create and tell your story.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Level up your game with Mana Moves Basketball. Learn fundamentals, sharpen skills, and take on team challenges in a fun, supportive space. Build pilina (relationships), discover the power of teamwork, and grow as a leader on and off the court. No experience needed, just come ready to play.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 17

Build your voice and lead with heart. You’ll take on youth-led projects, connect with your community, and grow your confidence through hands-on learning. Explore what leadership means to you, no experience needed, just bring your ideas and aloha.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Join Hui Anaina and explore the magic of theatre! Each month, we’ll take a huakaʻi (trip) to see live performances across Oʻahu, then go behind the scenes to learn how shows come to life. Connect with actors, share your thoughts, and discover the art of storytelling on stage.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Create beats and music that speak your truth. You’ll explore Hip-Hop and Reggae through studio sessions, mentorship, and original music-making. Learn production skills while building confidence and cultural pride. No need to be a pro, just bring your vision.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Create wearable art with Upcycle Fashion. Learn design principles and sewing basics, starting with simple projects like tote bags and moving to one-of-a-kind pieces. Blend creativity and technical skills to transform materials and mindsets through self-expression. All levels welcome.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Create original scores for film and animation while learning advanced production techniques and sound design. Work on hands-on projects, collaborate with peers, and gain mentorship to build confidence and professional-level skills for music and media careers. Open to all skill levels—just bring creativity.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Bring your creativity to life through puppetry. Learn to design, build, and perform with your own puppets in a fun, supportive space. Explore storytelling as a way to express feelings, build confidence, and connect with others.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Ready to earn your GED? You’ll get tutoring, tech access, and full test support to help you prep for all five assessments. We’ll cover the costs and walk with you every step. No need to go it alone. Your goals are within reach.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 16 - 24

Learn guitar in a supportive space designed for high school students. Build foundational skills, explore music theory, and practice techniques that boost confidence and creativity. Express yourself through music while growing discipline and teamwork. Start where you are. Your interest is all you need.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Move, sweat, and grow strong inside and out! Build power, confidence, and resilience through high-energy workouts that make fitness fun. Focus on teamwork, personal growth, and feeling good in your own skin. No experience needed, just bring your energy and drive.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Learn guitar in a fun, supportive space. Explore chords, strumming, and music basics while building confidence and creativity. Practice techniques that strengthen focus and self-expression. Whether you’re picking up a guitar for the first time or ready to grow, this program is for you.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Walk the Talk challenges you to turn purpose into action. Across the Spring Term, you’ll lead community projects, build teamwork and confidence, and reflect through talk-story sessions on identity, culture, and leadership. Leave ready to lead with heart—and walk what you talk.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 -17

Turn your ideas into art with digital design and laser fabrication. Learn vector design in Adobe Illustrator, create laser-ready files, and make projects like ʻOhe Kapala (bamboo stamps), decals, and fabric prints. Collaborate across sites to explore culture, identity, and storytelling. Open to all skill levels—just bring creativity.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Create wearable art with Upcycle Fashion. Learn design principles and sewing basics, starting with simple projects like tote bags and moving to one-of-a-kind pieces. Blend creativity and technical skills to transform materials, and mindsets, through self-expression. All levels welcome.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Learn basketball fundamentals with University of Hawaiʻi athletes and coaches in fun, fast-paced clinics. Practice skills, teamwork, and healthy competition while building confidence and pilina. All skill levels welcome, just bring energy and a willingness to learn.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 17

Celebrate Tahitian culture through dance. Build stamina, rhythm, and confidence while learning choreography, drumming, and stories rooted in tradition. Dancing together fosters teamwork, leadership, and belonging. All are welcome to learn, move, and celebrate the rhythm of Tahiti.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 18

Strengthen your mind and your game. Learn to focus under pressure, manage stress, and lead with confidence. Explore how culture shapes mental performance while building skills in communication, resilience, and decision-making. No experience needed, just a drive to grow.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 18

Create, design, and innovate! Build skills in game design, animation, storytelling, and digital production using industry tools. Work on team projects that grow confidence, creativity, and problem-solving,preparing you for future roles in tech. Open to all levels—just bring imagination.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Join Hui Anaina and explore the magic of theatre! Each month, we’ll take a huakaʻi (trip) to see live performances across Oʻahu, then go behind the scenes to learn how shows come to life. Connect with actors, share your thoughts, and discover the art of storytelling on stage.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 -17

Turn ideas into action. You’ll learn how to use AI tools to build business assets faster and with less cost. Explore real-world scenarios, past and present, and gain skills to scale your vision. No tech background? We’ll help you get started.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Find your sound and make it yours. You’ll learn ʻukulele basics, music theory, and practice techniques while building confidence and creativity. Explore music as a way to express yourself and connect with others. First time playing? We’ll guide you through it.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Build strength, confidence, and resilience through safe, high-energy workouts (HIIT). Learn proper technique, boost endurance, and grow as a team while committing to lifelong health. No experience needed. Just bring your energy and a willingness to push yourself.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Design your own skate or surf line and learn what it takes to launch a brand. Connect with young entrepreneurs who built swimwear businesses before 25. Build skills, gain resources, and grow your vision. All levels welcome, bring your ideas and energy.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Dive into creativity after school! Explore painting, drawing, mixed media, and design while connecting to Hawaiian moʻolelo (stories) and traditional art techniques. Each week brings new projects and inspiration. Two local artists will visit to add their manaʻo to the experiences. All levels welcome. Come create and tell your story.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 14

Move, sweat, and grow strong inside and out! Build power, confidence, and resilience through high-energy workouts that make fitness fun. Focus on teamwork, personal growth, and feeling good in your own skin. No experience needed, just bring your energy and drive.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Build tech skills for the workplace. You’ll learn how to use laptops, search the internet, send emails, and work with Office 365 and Google Suite. Gain confidence in digital basics and beyond. No need to be tech-savvy, we’ll help you get there.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Design your own swimwear line. You’ll learn business, branding, and marketing while connecting with young entrepreneurs who’ve launched their own. Build skills, spark ideas, and take steps toward your own venture. No business background? We’ll help you start strong.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Turn ideas into action. You’ll learn how to use AI tools to build business assets faster and with less cost. Explore real-world scenarios, past and present, and gain skills to scale your vision. No tech background? We’ll help you get started.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Discover strength through Tahitian dance in Horo Te Vaʻa. Learn traditional choreography and drumming while building endurance, discipline, and cultural pride. Explore stories and values that teach leadership and unity. Movement becomes a path to confidence and connection.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 18

Learn volleyball with University of Hawaiʻi athletes and coaches in short, high-energy clinics. Practice fundamentals, teamwork, and healthy competition while building confidence and pilina. Whether you’re new to the game or ready to sharpen your skills, this is your chance to play and grow.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 14 - 17

Sharpen your skills for the workplace. Each week, you’ll focus on key soft and hard skills—from communication to tech tools. Build confidence and earn a certificate from Liliʻuokalani Center when you finish. No need to be an expert, just come ready to grow.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 18 - 24

Train with purpose in Martial Arts. Explore a mix of disciplines, practice self-defense, and build pilina (relationships)  with peers. Strengthen awareness, resilience, and leadership on and off the mat. No experience needed, just come ready to learn and grow.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 17

Step into the world of film and TV acting with Hawaiʻi Onscreen Keiki Ulu (HOKU)! Explore everything from content creation to voice acting, live reporting, and motion capture. Learn techniques, meet industry pros, and discover how acting comes to life onscreen. Your creative journey starts here.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 15 - 17

Move with meaning. You’ll learn Hip-Hop basics such as freestyle, rhythm, and cypher-style sessions, while building confidence, creativity, and community. Explore choreography, lead warm-ups, and share your moves in a showcase. All levels welcome, just bring your energy and positive vibes.

Location: Liliʻuokalani Center
Ages: 12 - 18

ʻŌlaʻi Waʻa is a virtual Transition to College series, helping High School Juniors and Seniors prepare for college. Programming is split up into two terms - Term 1 will cover applications to colleges. Term 2 will delve into college life.

Open to High School Juniors and Seniors up to age 17

Mana Moves is an in-person 8-week, seasonal volleyball league designed to provide Native Hawaiian youth in Kailua-Kona with consistent access to culturally grounded, high-quality sports programming throughout the school year.

Ages 13-17

Pua ʻAla Bloom is an entrepreneurial empowerment program designed to cultivate business development skills, financial literacy, and innovative thinking in high school students—particularly those who identify as Native Hawaiian, live in underserved communities, and are potential first-generation college students.

Ages 14-17

Mindful Forgiveness with Aloha teaches individuals how to consciously release feelings of hurt, helplessness, resentment, and vengeance while focusing on connecting to one’s thoughts and feelings in the present moment.

Ages 13-17

Puʻu Lei o Liliʻu is a healing-centered, culturally grounded initiative to uplift Native Hawaiian youth who are transitioning from the juvenile justice system, involved with child welfare, or experiencing academic disconnection.

Ages 15-17

LT Ranch in Waimea offers our After School Camp in a small group environment of safety and healing where ʻōpio learn skills, develop relationships and gain awareness by participating in culturally focused activities via our three Pathways; Animals, Arts and 'Aina!

Open to ʻŌpio grades 7 and 8 in the Waikoloa and Waimea area of Hawaiʻi Island. Transportation to be provided from Waimea Church Row.

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.

Kamaliʻi will become aware of their inherent mana and heritage as a source of spiritual, emotional, and cultural resiliency and will pursue their passions, purpose, and pathways to prosperity through LTʻs program offerings.

Ulupono is a weekly, 6-week in-person program that will explore the world around us and discover what makes us special - through fun, hands-on activities, storytelling (moʻolelo), observing nature (kilo), and learning the art of ʻulana lauhala (lauhala weaving).

Learn to play Volleyball or show off your moves!

Kamaliʻi ages 11-17 are invited to learn and play Volleyball in a supportive and inclusive environment. Participants will practice through the Fall, ending in a sports event to show off their new sporty talents.

Ages 11-17

Tūtū's Hale is an after-school program for kamaliʻi to gather, connect, and learn new things. The program nurtures cultural pride, knowledge, and community connection for kamaliʻi ages 5-17. Kamaliʻi are invited to LT Waimānalo to learn, play, make friends, and more!

Ages 5-17

The “drop-in” style after-school program aims to create a nurturing environment for our kamaliʻi to enhance their self-awareness, empathy, and community connections. This initiative addresses critical social, emotional, and educational challenges currently impacting our youth.

Virtual Counseling is an interim service that provides short-term mental health counseling to young people dealing with common issues and behaviors. It supports youth in strengthening their coping strategies that enhance self-awareness and self-regulation, promoting safety and emotional well-being.

Call 808-466-8080 for more information!

Huluhulu offers a safe space for Native Hawaiian ʻohana with keiki ages 0-5 year to engage in bonding activities with their children, fostering positive attachment and enhancing their parenting skills.

Open to parents and caregivers with keiki ages 0-5

Fridays, March 21 - June 27, 2025, 10:00AM - 12:00PM

Kīpuka Kona, 74-5490 Makala Blvd., Kailua-Kona, Hawaiʻi 96740

The Ho‘okahua program is a two-generation program for Native Hawaiian mākua/parents (ages 18-26) who are raising keiki (ages 0-5). Ho‘okahua strengthens and nurtures healthy attachments between makua and kamali‘i and prepares young ‘ohana for independence. 

Ho'ohiki is a program for ages 13 to 17, to encourage healing in a safe space. The program uses cultural concepts to help participants build self-confidence, identify their own emotions, strengthen relationships, embrace responsibility, and set future goals.

Open to kamali'i ages 13-17.

Mondays and Wednesdays, May 7 - May 28, 2025, 5PM - 7:30PM

Kīpuka Hilo, 919 Ululani Street, Hilo, HI 96720

Koa ʻIwa is a free program that aims to develop future mentors in the community. Gain knowledge and experience as a mentor, with opportunities for internships, volunteer hours, career pathways, and more!

Open to UH-Hilo & HCC Students

Mondays & Thursdays, 4 - 6PM, October 14, 2024 - February 13, 2025

Kīpuka Hilo, 919 Ululani Street, Hilo, HI 96720