DIRECTORY OF HAWAI`I PREVENTION PROGRAMS

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DIRECTORY OF HAWAI`I

PREVENTION PROGRAMS

Compiled by

Prevention Resource Center

Hawai`i Regional Alcohol & Drug Awareness Resource

(RADAR) Network Center

www.drugfreehawaii.org/prevention

prc@drugfreehawaii.org

1130 N. Nimitz Highway, Suite A259

Honolulu, HI 96817

Phone: 808-545-3228 x34

Interisland: 1-800-845-1946 x34

Fax: 808-545-2686

Disclaimer:

Inclusion in this directory does not imply an endorsement by the Department of Health, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Division or the Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii.

Updated 08/2010

The Prevention Resource Center compiled this directory for educational purposes only, and is funded by the State of Hawai`i Department of Health Alcohol & Drug Abuse Division (ADAD), through Federal Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant Funds.

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ADULT FRIENDS FOR YOUTH http://www.afyhawaii.com

3375 Koapaka St., Suite B-290 Phone: 833-8775 Target Group: Youth

Honolulu, HI 96819 Fax: 833-6469 Areas Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 8:00 – 5:00 pm (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Therapeutic prevention and mental health programs for high-risk youth.

School Centered Program

Group psychotherapy and counseling to students in school settings. Students are referred by school staff, and other students. Sessions are built to address issues on communication, poor grades, truancy, violence, alcohol and drugs.

Neighborhood Centered Program

Assists youth gangs as whole entities; counseling provided to address issues dealing with families, alcohol and drug abuse, violence, education, relationships, etc.

Clinical Competency-Based Alternative Education (C-Base)

Offered as an alternative education program through the Farrington Community School for Adults. Students who found learning in a traditional classroom difficult and/or have dropped out have an opportunity to get a high school diploma.

High Risk Unlicensed Drivers Program

Helps young people driving without a license to obtain a license and acquire safe driving habits.

Student Transition Convention.

A statewide program assisting students with the transition from elementary to middle/intermediate school and from childhood to adolescence. The Annual Student Transition Convention happens each spring on Oahu and Neighbor Islands (Big Island, Kauai, and Maui).

Parenting Program

The program offers parent education and support classes, as well as assistance to teen parents.

Young Parent Groups

These groups work with pregnant and parenting mothers and fathers who are often in their teens. Groups focus on how to parent and the developmental needs of the adolescent parents. Service involves working with young parents in a group and individually.

Parent Education and Support Groups.

Groups are open for anyone to participate, and helps parents explore productive solutions to parenting concerns. Special emphasis is placed on how to parent adolescents.

Consultation, Presentations, Workshops.

Arrangements can be made covering a range of topics from the growth and development of infants and toddlers to parent and adolescent power struggles.

Arts, Culture, and an International 7-Aside Rugby Tournament.

Cultural & sports experiences targeted toward youth of Pacific island backgrounds.

ALOHA UNITED WAY http://www.auw.org

200 North Vineyard Blvd. Phone: 536-1951 Target Group: All ages

Suite 700 Fax: 543-2222 Fees: None

Honolulu, HI 96817 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 7:45 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. (M-F)

Services: Get Help: Dial 2-1-1

Over 4,000 community resources: Child and family needs, health and mental health, consumer and legal assistance, education and recreation, support groups, food, clothing and shelter, and crisis intervention.

ALU LIKE, INC. http://www.alulike.org

458 Keawe Street Phone: 535-6700 Target Group: Indigenous Peoples

Honolulu, HI 96813 Fax: 524-1344 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fees: None

Services: Assistance for Native Hawaiians in their efforts to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency.

Pūlama I Nā Keiki Project (Cherish the Children)

Home visiting and group services to help keiki from birth through five years to love learning and do well in school. Services on five islands are free and can begin before the baby is born.

Native Hawaiian Child Care Assistance Project

Provides subsidies for children of parents who work or go to school to help ensure quality child care.

The Youth ATOD Prevention Project

Services for youth (and their parents) ages 10-17 on the dangers of substance abuse/use. Leadership training; alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) education; youth plan, organize and implement ATOD-free activities. Locations include Kaua`i, West Hawaii, Moloka`i, and Maui.

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Services for Nanakuli youth 10-17 and their parents to educate them on the dangers of substance abuse/use. Provides on-going substance free activities planned, organized and implemented by youth. The Project also works to improve the educational outcomes and career potentail of Nanakuli 9th and 10th graders.

Ho‘omānea ‘Ōiwi (Employment and Training)

Provides services including outreach, intake, assessment, career counseling, work experience, occupational skills training, educational & tuition assistance, tutoring and internships. Locations on Hawaiì, Maui, Kauaì, Molokaì, Lānaì, and Oàhu.

Ka Ipu Kā‘eo (Education and Training)

Services include outreach, intake, assessment, career counseling, occupational skills training, educational and tuition assistance, tutoring, and internships. Maritime Stewardship Program; Ola Ka Honua: Volcanoes Alive Project; Native Hawaiian Career and Technical Education Program; and the Hana Lima Scholarship.

Kūlia Like (Financial literacy)

Teaches individuals and families skills to make financial and survival decisions towards self-sufficiency. Services assist with Information and Referral resources, Individual Development Account savings opportunities, and financial literacy training. Locations on Hawaiì, Maui, Kauaì, Molokaì, Lānaì, and Oàhu.

Kumu Kahi (Elderly Services Department)

Nutritional and supportive services for Native Hawaiian elderly, 60+, on the islands of Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Molokai and Oahu. The Native American Caregivers Support Program is a pilot project designed to establish quality standards, user-friendly manuals and practical toolkits for family caregivers of Native Hawaiians.

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY http://www.cancer.org

2370 Nuuanu Ave. Phone: 595-7500 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96817 24 Hr Cancer Info: (800) 227-2345

Fax: 595-7502

Services: Programs focus on tobacco control, diet, physical activity, comprehensive school health education, and reducing the risks of skin cancer. Provides up-to-date cancer information, ACS patient service programs and referrals to other organizations. Online services include the Cancer Survivor's Network, Cancer Profiler, Community Resources Database and more.

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII http://www.americanheart.org

677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 600 Phone: 538-7021 Target Group: General

Honolulu, HI 96813 Fax: 538-3443

Services: Cardiovascular health educational resources, programs, community blood pressure screenings and risk assessments. Also, provides support groups for parents with children who have heart problems, stroke survivors, and cardiac patients and their families.

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII http://www.ala-hawaii.org

680 Iwilei Road Phone: 537-5966 Target Group: All ages

Suite 575 Fax: 537-5971 Area Served: Statewide

Honolulu, HI 96817 Email: lung@ala-hawaii.org Fees: Call for more information

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m

Services: Asthma

Programs empower asthmatic children ages 8-11 and their parents to manage asthma on a daily basis. Asthma 101 provides basic asthma information for school personnel and organizations working with kids in recreational activities.

Tobacco

Provides adult smoking cessation programs, teen smoking cessation programs and tobacco prevention programs. Workplace Smoking Cessation Lung Helpline: 1-800-LUNG-USA (586-4872).

Lung Disease

Better Breather’s Club Hawaii provides information and resources on lung disease, help for people living with lung disease and raises awareness to prevent lung disease.

AMERICAN RED CROSS, HAWAII CHAPTER http://www.hawaiiredcross.org

4155 Diamond Head Rd. Phone: 734-2101 Target Group: All ages

Honolulu, HI 96816 24/7 Coverage: 739-8113 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fax: 735-9738 Fees: Varies

Services: Disaster Services

Shelter, food, medical and mental health services to address basic human needs during disasters, as well as post-disaster recovery services.

Health and Safety

Training in First Aid, CPR/Automated External Defibrillator, water safety, HIV education, youth programs, and nursing, as well as Nurse Aide Training and workplace safety programs.

Youth Services

Specialized programs utilizing hands-on activities and service learning opportunities. Programs focus on skill development related to personal and civic responsibility, healthy behavior, and preparedness.

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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF HONOLULU http://www.bigshonolulu.org

418 Kuwili St. #106 Phone: 521-3811 Target Group: Youth

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Non-profit organization focused on helping children become responsible adults by matching them in professionally supported one to one relationships with volunteer mentors.

Community-Based

Volunteer mentors meet with a child for a few hours each month. Volunteers and their Little Brother or Sister plan activities that both enjoy, like sports, watching movies or just hanging out.

School-Based

Volunteers mentor a child at an elementary school or community site for about an hour each week during the school year. Volunteers meet alongside other Bigs and Littles and play games, tutor or just talk with the child.

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF HONOLULU http://www.bgch.com

1523 Kalakaua Ave. Suite 202 Phone: 949-4203 Target Group: Youth ages 7-17

Honolulu, HI 96826 Fax: 955-4496 Area Served: Island wide

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (M-F) Fees: $1 Membership fee, annually

Services: Primary prevention through athletics, dance, art, health, and life skills. Drop in centers for youth members after school. Ongoing youth coalition, and character and leadership training. Programs focus on career development using education and technology.

Character and Leadership Development

Helping Hawaii’s boys and girls become responsible citizens and experience the democratic process.

Education and Career Development

Providing youth with opportunities for career exploration and educational enhancement.

Health and Life Skills

Programs address today’s critical issues including resisting violence, drug abuse, obesity, and teen pregnancy.

Arts & Culture

Recognizing and encouraging self-expression, developing multicultural appreciation, and stimulating creative skills.

Sports, Fitness and Recreation

Developing fitness, promoting positive use of leisure time, reducing stress, instilling an appreciation for the environment, and building positive social skills.

Scholarships

A College Scholarship Program provides members with the opportunity to attend vocational schools, community colleges and public and private universities in Hawaii and the mainland.

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ALOHA COUNCIL http://www.alohacouncilbsa.org

42 Puiwa Rd. Phone: 595-6366 Target Group: Boys ages 7-21

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (M-F); 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Sat) Fees: $10 yearly

Services: Activities for boys to begin learning to do things on their own, setting goals, sharing with others, enjoying rewards and achievements, building character traits, leadership skills and citizenship attributes. Also offers a scout shop and annual Makahiki.

CENTRAL OAHU YOUTH SERIVCES ASSOCIATION, INC.

66-528 Haleiwa Rd. Phone: 637-9344 Target Group: Youth ages 12-17

Haleiwa, HI 96712 Fax: 637-3050 Area Served: Island wide

Services: Services youth through an Emergency Shelter Program and Wilderness/Ocean Experience Program. Includes individual group skill building, social recreation, tutoring, and parent support groups for both programs. These services are targeted at runaways, abused, neglected, homeless, at-risk youth and those already on probation for minor violations.

CHILD & ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH DIVISION (CAMHD) http://hawaii.gov/health/mental-health/camhd/index.html

Family Guidance Centers Central Oahu: 453-5900 Target Group: Children and Adolescents

Diamond Head: 733-9393 Areas Served: Islandwide Leeward Oahu: 692-7700 Fees: Most insurances accepted Windward Oahu: 233-3772

Services: Provides timely and effective mental health prevention, assessment and treatment services to children and youth with emotional and behavioral challenges and their families within the least restrictive environment.

Central Oahu 680 Ford St. Diamond Head 3627 Kilimea Ave. #401 Leeward 601 Kamokilo Blvd. Rm 355 Windward 45-691 Keaahala

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5 2nd floor Pearl City, HI 96782 Honolulu, HI 96816 Kapolei, HI 96701 Fax: 692-7712 Kaneohe, HI 96744 Fax: 233-5659

CHILD & FAMILY SERVICE (CFS) http://www.childandfamilyservice.org

200 N. Vineyard Blvd. Building #B Phone: 543-8445 Target Group: General (varies)

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (M-F) Fees: Varies

Services: Provides services for those in need: abused children and spouses, at-risk teenagers, children diagnosed with autism, employee assistance, elder care, refugee and immigrant services, and children in need of foster home and adoption placements. Behavioral health services for children and their families include counseling and residential programs. Adult services include employee assistance, gerontology programs, and domestic violence shelters and programs. Child services include child abuse prevention, adoptions and child care.

COALITION FOR A DRUG-FREE HAWAII http://www.drugfreehawaii.org

1130 N. Nimitz Hwy., Suite A-259 Phone: 545-3228 Target Group: All ages

Honolulu, HI 96817 Interisland: 1-800-845-1946 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Fax: 545-2686 Fees: Varies

Services: Family Intervention and Training Services

Helps Hawaii families with substance abuse and mental health issues; trains professionals in family therapy. Currently serving families in juvenile drug court.

Prevention Resource Center

Consists of a lending library of books and videos and a free clearinghouse of posters, pamphlets, and brochures. Designated to serve as Hawaii's State RADAR (Regional Alcohol and Drug Awareness Resource) Network Center.

Strengthening Hawai’i Families (SHF)

SHF brings family members together to emphasize values, define relationships, and develop communication skills to help families prevent drug and alcohol abuse.

Lei ‘Ilima – 689-0267

Programs and services to help girls from ‘Ilima Intermediate School (Ewa Beach) develop healthy, drug-free lifestyles by strengthening relationships between girls their peers, families, school personnel, and members of the community.

Second Step

School based violence prevention program taught in several Kalihi schools. Teaches children to change their attitudes and reduce impulsive and aggressive behavior. The family component increases awareness and encourages parents to support and model positive behaviors.

Hawai`i Girls Substance Abuse and HIV Prevention Project

A gender-specific program for girls focusing on the relationship between substance use and risky behaviors.

Teenline – 521-TEEN (Oahu) or toll free (877) 521-TEEN (Statewide)

Information and referral service for Hawaii’s youth to access information and resouces covering youth related topics. Focuses on youth with the goal of enhancing their health and well being.

EWAlution

EWAlution mobilizes leadership and participation from all sectors of the community sponsoring and organizing many activities in the community to promote safe and healthy lifestyles, family strengthening, and community pride.

Drug-Free Workplace

On-site training for employees.

COALITION FOR A TOBACCO FREE HAWAII http://www.tobaccofreehawaii.org

1500 S. Beretania St., Suite 309 Phone: 946-6851 Target Group: General Public

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Services: Statewide association of organizations, businesses and individuals committed to working together to reduce tobacco use (among youth and adults) and create a tobacco-free environment in Hawai‘i. The Coalition provides leadership for the tobacco control community, develops networks, helps coordinate tobacco control programs and builds community awareness. Projects include: Smoke-Free Homes, Creating Healthy Communities, and Make It Your Business.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION http://doe.k12.hi.us

A+ Program

733-9141 x300

Affordable after-school child care services to children in public elementary schools, providing a safe and secure environment for children after school with a variety of activities.

Family Support

Services

733-4476

Parent Community Networking Centers

PCNC’s are school-based centers for families, volunteers, and the community to identify strengths, collaborate, and make decisions as a part of the Comprehensive Student Support System.

Families for R.E.A.L. (Resources and Early Access to Learning)

Parents and children participate in classes corresponding to their children's ages once a week for eight to nine weeks to gain and share information and skills. Each course is offered at least three times a year. There are regular courses for pregnant teens and parents with children from 0-5.

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FAST seeks to empower parents to be the primary prevention agents for their children through an eight to ten week multi-family group process followed by two years of parent - run sessions.

The Parent Project

Provides parents with concrete, straightforward, step-by-step solutions in dealing with children experiencing failing grades, school suspension, oppositional behavior, drug use, and other challenging behaviors.

Safe and Drug-Free

Schools and Communities Program

733-9141 x315

Strengthens programs that work to prevent student drug use, involves parents, and coordinates with Federal, State, and community efforts and resources.

DIAMOND HEAD HEALTH CENTER

3627 Kilauea Ave. Phone: 733-9281 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96816 Fax: 733-9291 Area Served: Islandwide

Office Hours: varies Fees: Free clinic

Services: Provides care-coordinator services for children and families at high risk with intensive home-based services and out of home residential treatment services.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACTION CENTER (DVAC) http://www.stoptheviolence.org

P.O. Box 3198 Business and Office: 534-0040 Target Group: General, victims of DV

Legal Helpline: 531-3771 Fees: Call for information Neighbor Island: (800) 690-6200

Services: Pilipina Rural Project (PRP)

Culturally responsive services to Filipina survivors and their families through bilingual/bicultural advocacy and case management, comprehensive outreach and education on Oahu and Maui County.

Teen Alert Program (Oahu)

Assists teen survivors of dating violence and their families with crisis counseling, resources and legal advocacy. The program visits Intermediate and high schools as well as youth serving organizations across the state to provide teens with education about healthy relationships and dating violence.

Immigrant Services Program

Services for immigrant women who are in need of legal and advocacy/case management services and victim assistance.

Court Outreach

Services include, but are not limited to, the following: Crisis Intervention; Legal Information Class; Legal Representation; Preparation for the Order to Show Cause Hearing; Information on Family Court Process and Procedures; Family Court Accompaniment; Risk/Lethality Assessments and Safety Planning; Referrals to DVAC attorneys and private attorneys; Referrals to Long –Term Advocate Case Managers; Referrals to Domestic Community Resources; Domestic Violence Education; Short-Term Individual Advocacy; System Advocacy; Safety Options at Court; Emergency Legal Triage; Advocacy.

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE OF THE PACIFIC http://www.eapacific.com

839 S. Beretania Street Phone: 531-3271 Target Group: Businesses

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Fees: Varies

Services: Services include: Employee Counseling; Employee Consultation; Management Consultation Services; Management Referrals; Supervisor Training Sessions; Program Planning and Promotion; Employee Promotional Materials; Training and Education; Targeted Work/Life Campaigns; Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) Services; Positive Substance Screen Consultation Services (SAP Equivalent Services); Critical Incident Response; and Quarterly Reports.

FAMIlLY EDUCATION TRAINING CENTER OF HAWAII (FETCH) http://www.efetch.org

2440 Campus Road, Suite 453 Phone: 956-2248 Target Group: Families

Honolulu, HI 96822 Fax: 956-2239 Areas Served: Oahu

Office Hours: Meet on Fridays 5:30 - 8:15 E-Mail: inquiry@efetch.org Fees: $199 per Family for 12 weeks

Services: Provides all members of distressed families with the skills needed to work together to restore family harmony. Parents learn how to organize the family, distribute family work, elicit the cooperation of all family members and learn how to communicate respectfully and effectively. Family members learn how to set rules and routines as a group and what to do if a family member fails to follow the agreed-upon rules. Dinner is included with all meetings

FAMILY PROGRAMS HAWAII http://www.familyprogramshawaii.org

680 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 200 Phone: 521-9531 Target Group: Foster children & families

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94-428 Mokuola St, Suite 106 Phone: 671-5409

Waipahu, HI 96797 Fax: 671-5675

120 Pauahi St, Suite 306 Phone: 808-935-2876

Hilo, HI 96720 Fax: 961-4913

Services: Voluntary Case Management

A preventive effort to support youth and families so they do not become involved in the Child Welfare System. Offers long-term foster care through offices in Honolulu and Hilo. Teams with foster parents to assist youth in developing knowledge and skills needed for self-sufficiency while maintaining a sense of connectedness and belonging in a family environment.

Resource family support services

Statewide support services including parent groups, Warm Line, training and mentoring.

Hawaii Foster Youth Coalition (HFYC)

Provides transitional assistance for existing foster youth through advocacy and advising. HFYC members serve as peer mentors and offer outreach to other foster youth of Hawai`i.

Hawaii Attach Resource Cennection (HARC)

Parents (birth, foster, adoptive), social workers, therapists, psychologists and other professionals from a variety of fields seek to increase community awareness about the attachment relationship through conferences and workshops. Its goal is to improve the care of children and adolescents with attachment problems.

Project Visitation

Purpose is to maintain relationships between brothers and sisters living in separate foster homes by coordinating visits that give siblings a chance to, strengthen their bonds

and connect to one another.

Warm Line: 545-1130; toll free 1-866-545-0882; WarmLine@FamilyProgramsHI.org

Provides information, referrals, and non-emergency telephone support. For all DHS resource families: foster, guardianship, kinship, and adoptive. Staffed from 8:30am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.

GIRL SCOUTS COUNCIL OF HAWAII http://www.girlscouts-hawaii.org

420 Wyllie St. Phone: 595-8400 Target group: Girls ages 5-17

Email: gshi@girlscouts-hawaii.org Fees: contact for information

Services: Seeks to provide a safe and nurturing environment where girls can build character and skills for success in the real world.

After School Hours Program (ASHP)

This program brings the Girl Scouts to girls in first through sixth grade from low-income families and communities, attending public schools that receive federal Title I funding.

Girl Scouts Beyond Bars/Ho'omaka Hou

Serves a segment of the girl population whose mothers are incarcerated. Girls are involved in traditional Girl Scout activities and work with correctional officials to help strengthen the bond between the girls and their moms.

GOOD BEGINNINGS ALLIANCE http://www.goodbeginnings.org

33 South King St. #200 Phone: 531-5502 Target Group: Families w/ young children

Office Hours: 8:00-4:30 p.m. (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Coordinates early childhood services for families with young children. The School Readiness Initiative focuses on providing quality early learning opportunities for all of Hawaii's young children.

HALE KIPA INC. http://www.halekipa.org

615 Piikoi St. Suite 203 Phone: 589-1829 Target Group: Youth

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fees: None

Services: Provides opportunities and environments that strengthen and encourage youth.

Intervention/Prevention

Hawaii Advocates for Youth (HAP) – 589-1829 Ext. 230

• Statewide services for children and families involved with or at risk for involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice system.

Ho’okala Program – 589-1829 Ext. 160

• Diversion program to keep youthful offenders from incarceration.

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• School-based services to develop positive behaviors and support systems. Sexual Exploitation Prevention Program – 589-1829 Ext. 203

• Educating youth and preventing sexual exploitation in Hawaii.

Valid Court Order – 589-1829 Ext. 160

• An advocacy program for youth that violate court orders.

Foster Care

Foster Care with Therapeutic Services – 589-1829 Ext. 400

• Long-term foster home placements with individual and family therapy.

Hanai Program – 589-1829 Ext. 400

• Skill-building for youth in transition to long-term foster homes or preparing to return to their families. Foster Parent Development Program – 589-1829 Ext. 400

• Recruits, trains and supports foster families. Outreach

Youth Outreach (YO) – 942-5858

• Street outreach, case management, counseling, and services to runaway and street-identified youth.

Residential Treatment

Hale Kupono – 589-1829 Ext. 400

• Community based residential program for youth aged 8 to 12 years.

Independent Living Programs (ILP) – 589-1829 Ext. 200

• Residential and transitional housing for youth 16 to 19 years. Independent Living Program Training Apartments (ILPTA) – 589-1829 Ext. 200

• Residential program for young men 17 to 19 years transitioning back into the community.

Therapeutic Group Homes – 589-1829 Ext. 300

• Community based therapeutic group living experience for youth who are reintegrating back into the community

and schools.

Transitional Living Program (TLP) – 589-1829 Ext. 200

• Outreach and residential services to youth transitioning off the street or from homelessness.

Shelter

Department of Health (DOH) Emergency Shelter Program -- 589-1829 Ext. 300 Group Shelters –

• Short-term placements and counseling services in a group setting for youth and families in crisis. Ewa Emergency Shelter Program 589-1829 Ext. 160

Kalihi Emergency Shelter Program589-1829 Ext. 160 Kamala Homes – 589-1829 Ext. 160

• Short-term placements with counseling for youth whose needs are best met in a family setting.

IT TAKES AN OHANA www.ittakesanohana.org

245 Kukui St. Suite #201 Phone: 522-1016 Target Group: Youth, foster parents

Office Hours: 8:30- 4:30 (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Quarterly Newsletter

A primary source of information for foster and adoptive parents, policy makers and government agencies.

Advocacy

The program advocates for a quality foster care system by sponsoring legislation and working with law makers and teaches parents how to advocate for the needs of their kids.

Information Services

A library of books and videos, a website and email listserve serve to keep foster parents in touch with resources.

Referral Services

Mentor services provide one-to-one support and guidance in resolving difficult situations.

Workshops & Trainings

Throughout the year workshops with topics ranging from special needs children to advocacy are offered.

HAWAII JOB CORPS CENTER http://hawaii.jobcorps.gov

41-467 Hihimanu St. Oahu: 259-6070 Target Group: Ages 16-24

Waimanalo, HI 96795 Maui: 579-8450 Area Served: Statewide

Oahu Fax: 259-7907 Fees: None Admissions: 1-800-733-5627

Services: A no-cost education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps young people through career technical and academic training. Career technical training is available in Automotive Repair, Business Technology, Culinary Arts, Facilities Maintenance, Health Occupations, Horticulture Worker, and Painting.

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HAWAII SPEED AND QUICKNESS http://www.hawaiispeedandquickness.com

1750 Kalakaua Avenue, #1410 Phone: 949-5997 Target Group: General

Honolulu, HI 96825 Fax: 949-5900 Areas Served: Oahu

Email: hawaiispeedandquickness@gmail.com Fees: varies

Services: Services have included recreational programming; speed and agility clinics; evening school based clinics for parents, coaches and community members; group mentoring with University of Hawaii student-athletes at schools and clinics; weekend and after school programming and the creation and implementation of a drug prevention campaign that visits elementary schools with student-athletes.

HAWAII YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK http://www.hysn.org

677 Ala Moana Blvd. Ste. 702 Phone: 531-2198 Target Group: Youth

Office Hours: 8:30 – 5:00 pm (M-F) Fees: None

Services: A statewide coalition of youth-serving organizations promoting the well being of youth and strengthening of families and communities by providing leadership, encouraging collaboration, and creating partnerships statewide. Some member agencies include the Bobby Benson Center, Palama Settlement, Waikiki Health Center and others across the state.

HEALTHY MOTHERS, HEALTHY BABIES COALITION http://www.hmhb-hawaii.org

1500 S. Beretania Street #308 Phone: 951-5805 Target Group: Women and Families

Honolulu, HI 96826 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Fees: None, referral

Services: A coalition of private and non-profit organizations committed to improving maternal, infant, and family health through education and advocacy. Collaborative initiatives address low birth weight, prenatal care access, and teen pregnancy. Offers pregnancy tests, emergency contraceptives, health insurance, the WIC (Women, Infants & Children) program, assistance for victims of domestic violence, and classes on birthing and breastfeeding.

HPD D.A.R.E Program http://www.honolulupd.org/jsd/jsd_dare.htm

Juvenile Services Division Phone: 529-3621 Target Group: K-12

801 S. Beretania Street 1st Floor Fax: 529-3234 Area Served: Oahu

Honolulu, HI 96813 Fees: None

Services: Covers dangers, uses, misuses of illicit and legal drugs and drug related laws, bullying and internet safety. Subject matter can be adapted to fit needs of the audience. Presentation programs available to schools, clubs & other organizations to teach children how to resist peer pressure. This formal, semester-long curriculum uses trained and uniformed police officers to teach in the classrooms.

HOA `AINA O MAKAHA http://www.hoa-aina.org/

84-766 Lahaina Street Phone: 695-8978 Target Group: All Ages, Makaha Elem.

Waianae, HI 96792 Fax: 695-8978 Areas Served: Waianae Coast

Fees: None

Services: Focuses on supporting family, community self-reliance, and peace making through Hawaiian culture.

Na Keiki O Ka 'Aina (Children of the Land)

Students learn how to take care of the land, farm animals, bees and plant various vegetables and herbs.

Hale Ho’omaluhia (Peace Center)

A conference/retreat center that provides a place where people from different countries and diverse cultures can begin to bridge the distances between peoples.

Hale Mahi'ai (Demonstration Farm)

Some fresh vegetables, fresh and dried herbs, and honey have been sold in the community. Proceeds generated from fundraising efforts are put back into the program.

KA’ALA FARM, INC.

P.O. Box 630 Phone: 696-4954 Target Group: All Ages, 9 and up

Waianae, HI 96792 Fax: 696-9411 Areas Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 8:00 – 4:00 (M-F) E-Mail: ka’ala@teenmail.com Fees: Visit fee

Services: Children’s Education Program provides elementary school children with an opportunity to experience Hawaiian culture by planting kalo, making poi, creating kapa and learning from Kupuna ancient traditions. Provides volunteer opportunites to revegetate coastal and valley areas. The Learning Center offers work therapy for substance abusers and guided tours to interested visitors from Oahu or elsewhere.

KAMA`AINA KIDS http://www.kamaainakids.com/

156-C Hamakua Dr. Phone: 262-4538 Target Group: Ages 2 months – 17 years

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Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (M-F) Fax: 261-2051 Fees: Yes (varies)

Services: Preschool Programs

Infants and toddlers (6 to 24 months); Two Year Olds; Three and Four Year Olds; First to Work; and Pre Plus.

School Age

A+; After School Care, Before School Care, Holiday Care; Intersession; Summer Plus, After Summer School; Day Camps; SPIRIT Adventures; and Counselors in Training.

Camp Timberline

Year-round programs include Environmental Education and Girl Scouts Programs. Summer Specialty Programs include Surf Camp Hawaii.

Elite Sports Academy

Programs include Baseball; Basketball; Canoe Paddling; Cheerleading; Flag Football; Football; JiuJitsu; Sailing; Self Defense; Soccer; Sports Psychology; Track and Field; Volleyball; and Wrestling.

KAPIOLANI CHILD PROTECTION CENTER

55 Merchant St. 22nd Fl. Phone: 535-7700 Target Group: Youth in foster care

Honolulu, HI 96813 Toll Free: (888) 535-7790 Areas Served: Honolulu

Office Hours: 8:00 – 4:30 pm (M-F) E-Mail: kapiolanimentoring@gmail.com Fees: Free

Services: Several programs for children in foster care, including foster care group therapy, peer counselor training program, peer mentoring program, and permanent placement groups.

Mentoring Program

Offers foster youth ages 5-11 support, stability, enriched social services, skill development, leadership and

communication skills, and help to overcome past traumas. Each child is mentored by a teenager in foster care or a young adult formerly in foster care, with supervision by KCPC staff.

Survivors Offering Support; 535-7708

Provides support through empathetic listeners who have similar experiences, assists in identifying areas of concerns. Provides information requested if possible, suggests various agencies to contact, and encourages using counseling services when necessary.

KOKUA KALIHI VALLEY http://www.kkv.net

2239 N. School St. Phone: 791-9400 Target Group: Kalihi Valley Families

Honolulu, HI 96819 Fax: 848-0979 Areas Served: Kalihi

Office Hours: 8:00 – 6:00 Fees: None

Services: Medical services

Family & general medicine; Physical exams & immunizations; Women's care (OB/GYN); Children's care (Pediatrics); Elderly care (Geriatrics); Screening for hepatitis, thalassemia.

Dental services

Cleaning, fillings, extractions; Root canal work; Crowns, bridges, & dentures; Elementary School dental sealant program.

Women’s health

Including outreach and education for breast and cervical cancer and reproductive tract infections; Federally desicanate Community center of Excellence in Women's Health (CCOE).

Elderly services

Home visiting and support; Respite services; Case management.

Maternal and child health

Perinatal: Perinatal exams; Care during pregnancy; Risk assessment; Case managed services; Counseling and referrals; Post-partum care; Lamaze classes; Smoking cessation; Teen pregnancy program.

Family Planning: Counseling and education; Pregnancy testing; Bloodwork for marriage licenses; birth control; Treatment for minor vaginal infections; Pelvic/Pap smear exams; Teen counseling; Education encounters in schools. Nutrition: Nutrition education and counseling; Weight control/education; High risk nutritional counseling: diabetics, pregnant women, high blood pressure, heart disease, low blood sugar; Nutrition for positive thinking; Breastfeeding education and support.

WIC Program: supplemental food for women, infants & children up to 5 years old; Nutrition education and counseling.

Behavioral health services

Medical primary care doctors; Assessments and treatment for health-related; Evaluations; Help with problems of addiction; Family problems; Pregnancy mood problems, post-partum depression; Emotion control issues; Medications; and more.

Community health and social services

Home visits for psychosocial and medical assessment; Case management; Community education in homes, schools, and community centers; After-school programs; Youth recreation (late-night basketball, camping, street dance, gymnastics, volleyball, movie nights, tennis and a game room); Community events (teen dance and clean-ups); Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts; Career exploration; Food, clothing, and furniture distribution.

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For all health related areas; Specializing in AIDS/STD and Hepatitis B education, counseling and testing.

Transportation

Van service to/from KKV, drop-offs to hospital and referral locations.

Program for professional education and training

Hands-on training and applied research for students of Medicine, Social Work, Public Health, Nursing and the Social Sciences.

KU I KA MANA

41-1330 Kalanianaole Hwy Phone: 259-0460 Target Group: Intermediate School

Waimanalo, HI 96795 Areas Served: Waimanalo

Office Hours: 7:45 – 4:15 pm Email: Abigail_seda@yahoo.com Fees: None

Services: The program fosters a positive and supportive relationship with a group of community elders who serve as mentors for Waimanalo 7th grade students. Offers academic support in the classroom as well as providing an adult ear before school and during morning recess.

LIFE FOUNDATION http://www.lifefoundation.org

677 Ala Moana Blvd. #226 Phone: 521-2437 Target Group: Lives touched by HIV

Services: Medical care, housing assistance, financial benefits, mental health services, support groups, weekly meals program, emergency food assistance, transportation, AIDS case management, school based AIDS education, the sterile needle exchange, peer support for positives, treatment education, peer-to-peer HIV prevention outreach, treatment advocacy, recreation program, volunteer services, wellness services, childcare, HIV testing, counseling, educational programs, living well forums, and Strano AIDS resource library.

MA’O FARMS http://www.maoorganicfarms.org

86-210 Puhawai Road Phone: 696-5569 Target Group: Youth (7th grade-college)

Waianae, HI 96792 Fax: 696-5569 Areas Served: Waianae

Office Hours: 7:00 – 5:00 (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Youth involved in creating positive change for their community through agriculture, business, education, health, and advocacy. Offers opportunities for youth in leadership activities, internships, after school workshops, summer programs, conferences, and land-based activities such as cultivation and harvesting food crops.

Youth Leadership Training (YLT) College Internship

Services and support provided to interns include: $500-$600 monthly stipends; Work experience co-managing an organic farm; Full tuition scholarships at Leeward Community College; Communication workshops; Cultural Protocol workshops; Financial education classes; Asset building savings accounts (IDA); and Opportunities to travel.

Ma’o High School Programs

Wai’anae High School Natural Resource Academy – Agriculture: Students participate in hands-on interactive labs, field trips, classroom activities and maintain organic fruits and vegetables.

High School Internship: Each Spring Ma‘o runs a High School Internship in Organic Agriculture and Food Systems.

Ma’o Intermediate School Programs

AKE (‘Aipo and Kalo Exploration): Three-week afterschool program open to all students at WIS.

Summer Garden Club: Club runs for seven weeks of summer and consists of a hand-picked youth crew from Wai‘anae Intermediate and High school.

MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH BRANCH (MCHB) http://hawaii.gov/health/family-child-health/mchb/index.html

741-A Sunset Ave., Room 200 Phone: 733-9022 Target Group: Families

Office Hours: 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fees: Varies

Services: Adolescent Wellness Programs

Hawaii’s Adolescent Wellness Plan-Laulima In Action: a framework for adolescent wellness actions; school-based center development, teen pregnancy development prevention, community adolescent wellness teams.

Abstinence Grant: The Boys and Girls Club implements the nationally recognized "Smart Moves" curriculum in four sites. Targets 9-12 year old youth through resistance skill education, peer mentoring, family/significant adult and community-based activities to support the program.

Baby S.A.F.E. (Substance Abuse Free Environment)

Provides services for substance using pregnant and postpartum women, including intervention, comprehensive assessment/case management, education/skill building classes, support group for partners, linkage to medical providers for prenatal care, transportation and child care services, and referrals to other community resources.

Healthy Start Program

Assists in reducing parental/environmental stressors, (including establishment and utilization of a medical home), linkages with community resources such as health and mental health services, early childhood education, childcare, family literacy, employment, social services, developmental screening and appropriate child development

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education/interventions, service coordination and advocacy for families, and providing parents with knowledge of child development, child health, and positive parenting skills and problem-solving techniques.

Perinatal Support Program

This program offers care for pregnant women before, during, and after pregnancy (up to 28 days after birth), especially pregnant women who are uninsured, under 20 years old, over 35 years old, smokers, users of alcohol or an illegal drug, homeless, immigrants, or single parents.

MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) http://www.madd.org/hi

700 Bishop St., Suite 446 Phone: 532-6232 Target Group: General

Services: Supports victims and their families with grief counseling, support groups, criminal justice system information and advocacy, court accompaniment, assistance with victim impact statements, contact with others who have shared their experience, referrals to other community support services, assistance with criminal injuries compensation, and support materials on grief and bereavement.

Programs include Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving; Youth in Action; MADD’s teen partners; Youth Victim Impact Panel presentations in schools; poster/essay contests; speakers’ bureau; resource library.

NATIONAL GUARD COUNTER DRUG SUPPORT PROGRAM http://hawaiicounterdrug.org/index.php

3949 Diamond Head Rd. Bldg. 300 Phone: 672-1058 Target Group: Parents and Youth

Services: Provides counterdrug support to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and community based organizations. Programs include: Drug Prevention awareness, coalition development, and community based programs such as the Hawaii National Guards Na Koa Crime Watch.

Drug Demand Reduction Program

Offers drug awareness presenatations, leadership/team development, and parent workshops. Also offers support through activities at drug-free events, community centers, after school programs, and athletic/recreational/adventure activities.

Parent Programs

Programs include Parent to Parent Training; Common Sense Parenting; Changing Destructive Adolescent Behavior Parent Project, Sr; Raising Difficult Children in a Difficult World Parening Project, Sr. Christian Based; Safe Passage Training; and Loving Solutions for Tough Kids Parenting Project, Jr.

HAWAII PARTNERSHIP TO PREVENT UNDERAGE DRINKING (HPPUD)

The Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking (HPPUD) was created to address the problem of underage drinking in Hawaii. The members of the partnership represent county, state, and federal agencies, non-profit organizations, private businesses, and community residents concerned with the health of Hawaii’s youth.

NEW HORIZONS COUNSELING PROGRAM

98-211 Pali Momi St. #707 Phone: 484-1000 Target Group: All ages

Aiea, HI 96701 Fax: 696-1920 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: Days and evenings (flexible) Fees: Yes (varies)

Services: Anger management, motivation, self-esteem education, awareness prevention program, substance abuse treatment and detoxification.

PACIFIC INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY http://www.picd.org/

P.O. Box 1233 Phone: 551-3853 Target Group: Service professionals

Kailua, HI 96734 Area Served: Statewide

Office Hours: 24-hour answering machine Fees: Yes

Services: Provides chemical dependency training for substance abuse, mental health, medical, educational, and correctional professionals

PACIFIC RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION AND LEARNING (PREL) http://www.prel.org/

900 Fort Street Mall, Ste. 1300 Phone: 441-1300 Target Group: Students

Office Hours: 8:30 – 5:00 (M-F) Fees: Varies

Services: Provides educators and students with technical assistance and high quality research based professional development and classroom strategies focused on the improvement of teaching and learning. Services range from curriculum development to assessment and evaluation through on-site workshops and consultations, online courseware, video teleconferences, satellite deliveries, and chat or telephone conferences.

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PALAMA SETTLEMENT http://www.palamasettlement.org/

810 N. Vineyard Blvd. Phone: 845-3945 Target Group: 18 and under

Honolulu, HI 96817 Fax: 847-2873 Area Served: Islandwide

Services: Offers a wide range of educational, recreational, athletic, cultural, social, health, and community building programs and services for children, youth, adults, and senior citizens. Preventative programs for children and youths include: juvenile justice, healthy lifestyle choices, substance use/abuse education, academic/sports/behavioral modification program, alternative learning/in-community treatment program, after school tutorial program, a drop in center open 7 days a week, and various recreational activities including intersession programs.

PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER (PACT) http://www.pacthawaii.org/

1485 Linapuni St.#105 Phone: 847-3285 Target Group: Varies upon program

Honolulu, HI 96819 Fax: 841-1485 Area Served: Statewide except Big Island

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Teen Program; 842-1843

Provides activities for youth ages 7-18 of the Kuhio Park Terrace/Kuhio Homes, Puuwai Momi Housing Communities and the surrounding areas. Programs include: educational activities, recreational activities, community building, youth development and skill building, and parent/family involvement.

Family Centers

Services provided include: information and referral; community building; volunteer opportunities; family counseling services; parenting support; and social, educational, and vocational activities in support of family, school, and community development.

• Kuhio Park Terrace (Kalihi): 841-6177

• Kaneohe: 235-7747

Family Peace Centers

Provides individual and group counseling, support for victims and child witnesses of domestic violence, court mandated treatment for perpetrators, parenting skill building groups, groups for offenders with co-occurring substance abuse, group intervention for teen offenders and TRO services.

• Oahu: 832-0855

• Maui: 244-2330

Respite Care Program; 841-1027

Trained childcare providers and volunteers provide 3 hours of free childcare for children 6 weeks to 5 years of age for parents who are under stress or cannot afford childcare. They assist parents with literacy activities and parenting skills. Centers are located in Central Oahu and Kalihi.

Economic Develpoment Center (EDC); 842-7093

Employment preparation, job placement, microenterprise training, savings, and consumer education programs. Services include: assessment, continuous casework, referrals.

Early Head Start and Head Start Programs; 842-5996

Provides early childhood health, education, and social services for low-income parents and children and children with special needs.

Early Head Start provides services in centers and homes to prenatal parents and parents with infants and toddlers; parents participate in classrooms and parenting and adult education classes.

Head Start The Kalihi-based program offers early education classes, parent involvement, and health/social services.

Hana Like Home Visitor Program; 841-2445

Home Visitor teams work closely with expectant parents and parents of infants and toddlers (ages 0-3) to promote optimal child development, strengthen families, and prevent child abuse and neglect by providing parenting education, emotional support, and links to resources. Hana Like also offers Hui Makuakane, a fathering program, and houses the Hawaii Coalition for Dads, both of which support fathers and foster their positive role in the family.

Intensive Support Services Program; 843-5312

Provides individualized services to families and youth with serious behavioral, social, and emotional challenges.

THE PARENT LINE http://www.theparentline.org/

Hours: 8:00a.m. – 6:00 p.m. (M-F) Phone: 526-1222 (Oahu) Target Group: General

9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (Saturday) Neighbor Islands: 1-800-816-1222 Areas Served: Statewide

Fees: None

Services: A free statewide confidential telephone line which offers support and information to parents and other caregivers. The phone line staff help problem-solve parenting challenges and child and adolescent behavior and development issues. Community resources information and parenting handouts are also available.

PARKS AND RECREATION www.honoluluparks.com

Services: Aquatics, arts & crafts, culture & arts, fitness, general recreation/social, Hawaiiana, home arts, music & dance, special events, sports, summer fun activities, summer fun programs.

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EAST HONOLULU DISTRICT PARK 1 WEST HONOLULU DISTRICT PARK 2 LEEWARD OAHU DISTRICT PARK 3

2015 Kapiolani Blvd. 1527 Keeaumoku St. 94-230 Paiwa St.

Honolulu, HI 96826 Honolulu, HI 96822 Waipahu, HI 96797

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Office Hours: 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Phone: 973-7250 Phone: 522-7070 Phone: 675-7130

Fax: 973-7274 Fax: 524-9530 Fax: 675-6030

WINDWARD DISTRICT PARK 4 45-660 Keaahala Rd.

Kaneohe, HI 96744

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Phone: 233-7307 Fax: 233-7321

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF HAWAII (PPH) http://www.pphi.org

Honolulu Clinic: (808) 589-1149 Target Group: General Kahului Clinic: (808) 871-1176 Area Served: Statewide Kailua-Kona Clinic: (808) 329-8211 Fees: Sliding scale

Services: Provides reproductive health care, education and advocacy. The Education Department provides sexual health

presentations and trainings on a variety of health topics to public and private schools, faith-based organizations, and other community groups.

POLICE ATHLETICS/ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL) http://www.honolulupd.org/jsd/jsd_pal.htm

801 South Beretania St. Phone: 847-0177 or 529-3625 Target Group: Youth

Honolulu, HI 96813 Fax: 529-3960 Areas Served: Islandwide

Office Hours: Varies 1-9:45; 7:45-6:30 Fees: None

Services: Youth crime prevention program that utilizes educational, athletic, and recreational activites. PAL activities include basketball, baseball, volleyball, flag football, canoe paddling, Judo/Karate, wrestling, and cooking.

PREVENT CHILD ABUSE HAWAII http://www.preventchildabusehawaii.org/

1575 S. Beretania St. #206 Phone: 951-0200 Target Group: All Ages

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Preventing child abuse through education, public awareness and advocacy which promotes positive parenting and healthy families. All programs are designed for the general public and center around providing parents and caregivers with the support and skills they need to perform their roles as effectively as possible.

QUEEN LILIUOKALANI CHILDREN’S CENTER http://www.qlcc.org/

1300-A Halona St. Administration/Oahu: 874-1302 Target Group: Children

Honolulu, HI 96817 Hilo: 935-9381 Areas Served: Statewide

Kona: 329-7336 Fees: None

Maui/Lanai: 242-8888 Molokai: 553-5369

Administration Fax: 841-0502

Services: Through individual and family strengthening, group services, and community organizing the program serves orphaned and destitute children in the State of Hawai`i, with preference given to those of Hawaiian ancestry.

REAL: Hawaii’s Youth Movement Targeting the Tobacco Industry http://www.therealmessage.net/

Administration Office Phone: 441-8195 Target Group: Teens 13-19

University of Hawaii at Manoa Email: real@crch.hawaii.edu Areas Served: Statewide

Services: Educating, protecting and empowering teens through a youth-led movement through exposing the tobacco industry and getting involved on state and nationwide levels.

SALVATION ARMY http://www.salvationarmyhawaii.org

2950 Manoa Road Phone: 988-2136 Target Group: All Ages

Office Hours: 8:00 – 4:30 pm Fees: Varies

Services: A Christian-based agency with services ranging from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. Various community centers provide preschool and day care services for children, adult day care services, youth character-building classes, telephone facilities to help the unemployed in job search, and referrals to community resources.

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SPECIAL PARENT INFORMATION NETWORK (SPIN) http://www.spinhawaii.org/

919 Ala Moana Blvd. Room 101 Oahu: 586-8126 Target Group: Parents of children with

Honolulu, HI 96814 Kauai: 274-3141 x6-8126 disabilities

Big Island: 974-4000 x6-8126 Areas Served: Statewide Maui: 984-2400 x6-8126

Molokai/Lanai: (800) 468-4611 x6-8126 Fax: 586-8129

Email: spin@doh.hawaii.gov

Services: Parent to parent organization in Hawaii that provides information, support, and referral to parents of children and young adults with disabilities and the professionals who serve them.

SUSANNAH WESLEY COMMUNITY CENTER www.susannahwesley.org

1117 Kaili Street Phone: (808) 847-1535 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96819 Fax: (808) 847-0787 Areas Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 8:30 – 4:30 (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Youth Services Center

Services include case management, youth employment preparation and job placement services, counseling, after school drop-in program, tutorial sessions, skill development services, seasonal services and daily organized recreational activities. Services also include alternative high school degree program for high school drop outs, and a computer-based Learning Center for youth in need of academic support.

Adult Services

Services include bilingual case management, assistance in obtaining mental health services, bilingual employment preparation and job seeking services, daily activity and a meal program for isolated and fragile senior citizens, and Bilingual Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language classes.

Community Services

Services include use of facilities by community civic, ethnic, hobby groups and other non-profit organizations for meetings and activities. Site includes a senior lunch program and emergency food and clothing assistance.

Project Ho’omohala: 440-5821; swcc-ysc-08@hawaii.rr.com

Helping youth transition to adulthood by providing: opportunities for positive experiences, activities, and people; individualized support services; education opportunities, employment, career or skills training, and a stable living situation; family support services.

TOBACCO PREVENTION AND EDUCATION PROGRAM www.hawaii.gov/health/tobacco/

1250 Punchbowl St., Rm. 217 Phone: 586-4613 Target Group: General

Services: Prevention and education presentations, trainings, and resource materials on the health risks of smoking and tobacco use, the effects of exposure to environmental tobacco smoke and the effects on the community and family.

WAIANAE COAST COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER http://www.wcchc.com/

86-260 Farrington Hwy. Phone: 697-3300 Target Group: All Ages

Waianae, HI 96792 Fax: 697-3687 Areas Served: Leeward and Central Oahu

Office Hours: 8:00 – 5:00 pm Fees: Varies upon insurance

Services: Programs include: Chronic Disease Management; Community Health Education; Diabetes Support Group; Kit-Fit Program; WIC (Women, Infant and Children Program); Fitness Training and Classes; Health Education (Smoking Cessation, Asthma); Medical Nutrition Therapy; Family Planning; and Anonymous HIV Counseling and Testing.

WAIANAE NEIGHBORHOOD PLACE http://www.wccmhc.org/

85-979 Mill St. Phone: 696-4598 Target Group: Families

Waianae, HI 96792 Fax: 697-1502 Area Served: Waianae Coast

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fees: None

Services: Provides culturally appropriate, community-based, goal-oriented and individualized support through assessment, planning, linkage, advocacy, coordination and monitoring, assisting families in obtaining/maintaining basic needs. Provides support in assisting participants with financial entitlements and management, housing needs, daily living skills, early childhood program opportunities, mental health services, residential programs, substance abuse programs, domestic violence services and vocational services.

WAIKIKI HEALTH CENTER http://www.waikikihealthcenter.org/

277 Ohua Ave. Phone: 922-4787 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96815 Fax: 922-4950 Areas Served: Island wide

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Services: Provides low-cost primary medical care at the Waikiki Clinic and the Ho`ola Like (Healers Together) North Shore Clinic. Also provides family planning, and homeless services including the Care-A-Van Homeless Outreach Program and the Youth Outreach Project (YO). Provides Native Hawaiian healing, HIV early intervention services, elderly services including the Friendly Neighbors program, and children’s medical services (e.g. TB tests and immunizations).

YMCA http://www.ymcahonolulu.org/

ATHERTON

1810 University Ave Phone: 946-0253 Target Group: Teens & young adult

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Fees: varies

Services: Health & Fitness Center; Martial Arts Program; Dance Programs; Group Exercise Classes; Alternative Spring Break; and a co-ed dormitory for men and women attending an accredited college on 'Oahu.

CAMP H.R. ERDMAN

69-385 Farrington Hwy. Phone: 637-4615 Target Group: All Ages

Waialua, HI 96791 Fax: 637-8874 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (M-F) Fees: yes

Services: Includes Family Camp, Summer & Intercession Youth Camp, Leadership & Team Building Programs; and School Programs including environmental education and leadership programs.

Odyssey III: The Odyssey III Course at Camp Erdman is a leading edge designed high ropes course that can

accommodate groups of up to 50 people in an engaging challenge course experience.

CENTRAL

401 Atkinson Drive Phone: (808) 941-3344 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96814 Fax: (808) 941-8821 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. (M-F); 5 a.m. – 7 p.m. (Sat); 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. (Sun) Fees: Varies with Program

Services: Health & Fitness Center, Aquatics Programs, Martial Arts Programs, Adult, Dance Programs, Family Nights, Personal Training, Group Exercise, residential facilities accommodating both men and women, intercession and Summer Adventure Programs.

KAIMUKI

4835 Kilauea Ave. Phone: 737-5544 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96816 Fax: 735-9849 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. (M-F); 9 – 1 (Sat) Fees: Varies with Program

Services: Health & Fitness Center, Swimming Lessons, Aquatics, Youth, Martial Arts, Dance, Family Nights, Personal Training, Group Exercise, Childcare Programs, Preschool Programs, and Teen Programs. Coordinates 5 A+ Program sites, 2 afterschool programs for teens, adult fitness classes, Intercession and Summer Adventure Programs.

KALIHI

1335 Kalihi Street Phone: 848-2494 Target Group: All Ages

Honolulu, HI 96813 Fax: 842-7736 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 5:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. (M-F) Fees: None

Services: Health & Fitness Facilities, Afterschool Programs, School’s Out Drop-in Program, Teen Leadership Program, Computer Lab, Martial Arts, Tai Chi, Judo, Yoga, Pilate’s, and Cardio Kickboxing, intercession and Summer Adventure Programs.

Community Outreach

Houses various community outreach programs such as: Club 21, Dance Leadership Program, The Stewart Green Teen Center, The Computer Learning Lab, and Late Night basketball.

LEEWARD

9440 Mokuola Street Phone: 671-6495 Target Group: All ages

Waipahu, HI 96797 Fax: 677-2623 Area Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. (M-F); 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. (Sat.); 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. (Sun) Fees: Varies

Services: Health & Fitness Center, Swimming Lessons, Aquatics, Youth, Martial Arts, Dance, Family Nights, Personal Training, Group Exercise, Aquatics, Childcare Programs, and Teen Programs. Houses Honolulu Weed & Seed.

MILILANI-WEST OAHU

95-1190 Hikikaulia St. Phone: 625-1040 Targer Group: All ages

Mililani, HI 96789 Fax: 625-1327 Areas Served: Oahu

Office Hours: 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. (M-F); 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Sat); 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Sun) Fees: Varies

Services: Health & Fitness Center, Swimming Lessons, Aquatics, Youth, Martial Arts, Dance, Family Nights, Personal Training, Group Exercise, Performing Arts Programs, Childcare Programs , Preschool Programs, and Teen Programs.