The following programs are categorized by service area and are
held on a weekly basis:
| Category |
Sponsoring Organization |
Key Partners |
Day/Time |
Description |
Served per week |
| Health |
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Community
Health Clinic
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Kula no na Po`e Hawai`i (KNNPH) |
Ke Ola Mamo
`Imi Ho`ola
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Tue. / 9a – 3p
Fri. / 9a – 1p
|
Dr. Joy Jurek, Medical Director of Ke Ola Mamo sees patients
at the community center or in the comfort of their home. |
8-12 |
| Nā Lomilomi o Papakōlea |
KNNPH |
Ke Ola Mamo |
Thurs. /
6:30p-10p
|
14 practitioners of ho`olomilomi provide lomilomi service
to residents and community at large. No fee, donations accepted. |
30 |
| Pediatric Residents – Cultural Competency project
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KNNPH |
UH-JABSOM, Dept. of Peds.; Hawaii Dyson Initiative;
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii – Papakōlea Extension
(B&GC)
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Wed. / 3p – 5p |
First year pediatric residents spend one rotation community
to acquaint themselves in working in community. Residents
are given a windshield assessment of area and rest of time
with youth in the after school program; tutoring, answering
questions from kids on health and other issues. |
25-40 |
After-school
Program (Boys and Girls Club of Honolulu – Papakōlea
Extension) |
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii |
C.O.R.E.;
Kiakahi
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Mon – Fri /
2:30p – 5:30p
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The Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii designated Papakōlea as
an extension club of the Spalding Clubhouse in Mo`ili'ili.
In existence since 2002, the club is a drop in center that
provides after school services ranging from tutoring, arts
& crafts and recreational activities. |
75-100 |
Multimedia
C.O.R.E
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KNNPH |
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Tues & Thurs / 4p – 6p |
Program works with teen’s ages 12-17 who have an interest
in pursuing career in various fields within the multimedia
arena (writing, productions, staging, film-making, etc). Intensive
program. |
8 |
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| Elderly Service |
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Ke ola no na
Kūpuna
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Alu Like, Inc. |
Various |
Tues. / 9a – 12p |
Outreach services to kūpuna provided since 1994 at the community
center. Mainly social activities, singing, arts & crafts,
health and human services information provided by various
public and private agencies that serve primarily elders. Hot
meals and transportation provided. |
40-50 |
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| Early Childhood |
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| Tutu and Me |
Partners in Development |
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Mon & Wed / 8:30a – 11a |
Started in January 2004, this program provides keiki ages
0 – 5 with early skill sets (motor, eye-hand) and social
skills needed to better prepare keiki for preschool. Supports
caregivers with tools they are able to take into the home
to nurture keiki’s learning abilities. |
25 keiki |
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| Support Meetings |
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| Safe Haven in Papakōlea |
Alcohol Anonymous |
Narcotics Anonymous |
Fri. / 7p – 9p |
Support group meeting for men and women in recovery from
alcohol and substance abuse. Attendees come from around the
island and at times also include men and women from nearby
transitional houses (i.e. Matlock, Waiawa, Laumaka) |
10 – 30 |
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| Culture & Arts |
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Hula
(Start 3/8/04)
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Ka Pā Kūali`i |
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Tues. & Wed. 5:30p – 9p |
Established halau who was in need of a permanent space.
Kumu hula is a resident of Papakōlea. |
50 |
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| Computer Classes |
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| Basic Computer Skills Training |
KNNPH |
UH Manoa – Kua`ana Student Services |
Mon. / 3p – 5p |
4-week computer class of basic computer skills and introduction
to Internet and email.
Free of charge to community residents. Taught by college students
performing community service. On-going. |
8 |
| MS Skills-based Training |
KNNPH |
Kiakahi |
Sat. / 10a – 2p |
6-week course on the Microsoft Office skill sets to include
MS Word, Excel and Publisher. Trained by certified Microsoft
Trainer – partner of Papakōlea.
Currently free of charge (grant-funded) |
12 |
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Church
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| Sunday Service |
Jesus Christ the Chief Cornerstone Church |
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Sun.
11:00a – 1p
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This church has held church services in the center for the
past eight years. |
20 – 30 |
