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HIPHI participated in the Waipahu High School Academy of Engineering’s 2023 End of Year celebration through its partnership with the Ola HAWAII project. This celebration was well attended by 125 people and served as a platform to recognize Waipahu High…
Though housing insecurity across Hawaiʻi persists, many kūpuna (older adults) and people with disabilities find a safe home and a sense of community at government-assisted housing complexes. This is particularly true for kūpuna who are not lucky enough to own…
The HEAL Program staff are thrilled to share the exciting journey of Walk & Roll to School Days and why schools should wholeheartedly embrace this initiative. On August 29 and 31, we hosted a dynamic two-part webinar series dedicated to…
Thanks to your incredible generosity, we have surpassed our goal of raising $500 for the Maui Food Bank’s Virtual Food Drive! The Maui Nui HEAL Coalition would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you…
In recent weeks, our Maui community has faced the devastation of wildfires, testing our strength and resilience. Today, we come together to acknowledge the support, compassion, and unity that have defined our response to these wildfires. We express our deepest…
Walk & Roll to School Day is an annual event that involves communities around the globe to participate in environmentally friendly and healthy modes of transportation for students to get to school. Rolling can include walking aids, biking, roller skating,…
17 youth from across the State, representing three islands and 11 different schools, gathered together in the Honolulu HIPHI office on Saturday, August 19, to kick off the 2023/2024 Coalition for a Tobacco-Free Hawaiʻi Youth Council. Students participated in engaging activities…
Malama Pono Health Services (MPHS) first planted its roots on Kauaʻi in 1986 and for a couple of decades was known as the place that served HIV/AIDS patients. Over time, MPHS evolved to meet other community needs and expanded their…
In Hawai‘i, the public health workforce is older. Most state and local government workers are mid-career and advanced professionals between the ages of 31 and 60 + years old. Mid-career professionals can assume vacancies as the older generation retires or…
It’s hard to believe we’re halfway through the year! All of us at HIPHI are excited and humbled to be celebrating our 10-year anniversary on Thursday at our annual Summer Social. Reflecting on the past ten years, I am grateful…
Play Streets Kaua‘i is a community engagement program that seeks to temporarily transform streets and spaces into activity and play spaces for keiki. Programmatic goals include the promotion of physical activity in areas with limited access to playgrounds, sidewalks, or…
On Saturday, April 29th, Hawaiʻi Youth Food Council (HYFC) hosted the 8th Annual We Grow Hawai‘i: a Youth Food Summit. HYFC was the host of the event for the third year in a row, bringing together youth leaders to improve…