Early Childhood Support for Keiki (ages 0–5) and their Caregivers Children flourish when they grow up in healthy relationships and nurturing environments. At Liliʻuokalani Trust, we want our youngest keiki to know they are loved.Our Early Childhood Initiative supports keiki (0–5) and their caregivers who desire to build the skills and knowledge to strengthen their families. We empower caregivers to earn a livable income, deepen their bonds with their children, and integrate cultural practices into their parenting. We also provide support, as they prepare their keiki to enter kindergarten and meet developmental milestones.For more more information, email earlychildhood@onipaa.org.Or fill out the interest form: Liliʻuokalani Trust Early Childhood Interest Form. Programs and Services For Early Childhood Hoʻokahua Hoʻokahua, which means "to lay a foundation," is the signature program of the Early Childhood Initiative. In this program, caregivers (ages 18-26) move toward financial independence, safe and stable housing options, and healthier relationships with their keiki. Learn about Hoʻokahua Kamaliʻi and ʻOhana Services (KOS) KOS invites caregivers to seek assistance from our Early Childhood team for short-term counseling and case-management support. Social Services Groups Social Services Groups build resiliency and well-being. Offered both in person and online, these groups provide support through peer sessions or individual meetings. Find programming on your island Video: Early Childhood at Liliʻuokalani Trust