About Hale Halawai
updated 5/10/05 JG
Hale Halawai 'Ohana 'O Hanalei
" A house for the coming together
of the family of Hanalei "
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Located on Kauai's beautiful north shore
in Hanalei next to Wai 'Oli Park
open everyday
Sun-Thurs 8am-10pm
Fri & Sat 8 am-11 pm
check out our health brochure library
or arrange to use our computer lab!
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Working Toward...
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Active participation & use by our community
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Teaching traditional cultural values
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Family & community cohesiveness
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Sharing wisdom & resources to benefit all
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Building self sufficiency & esteem through mentoring, creative activities and micro-economic development
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Use Policies:
- Great place for your group's meetings or activities!
- $5/hour AND $1/person, per use, payable time of use
- Paperwork done in advance
- Large events provide security
- Equal opportunity provider
- Alcohol, Drug & Tobacco FREE zone
Our organization depends on use fees and contributions to serve the north shore.
We welcome donations at HHOOH, Post Office Box 822, Hanalei, HI 96714 |
Who We Are |
Hale Halawai ‘Ohana ‘O Hanalei
is dedicated to celebrating and increasing the resources and spirit of the people of the Hanalei area
We serve as an event venue hosting recreational & learning
Those hosting events, workshops, classes or other activities can reserve time outside, in 3 meeting spaces or our certified kitchen.
We facilitate information referrals about resources and events
We assist the county’s Ka Leo project by hosting meetings so residents can work on regional issues without leaving the neighborhood.
We sponsor programs and partner to deliver services such as
keiki program 6/13-7/13 hawaiiana, arts and crafts, health, sports, more
Uncle Jack's Place youth center serves mostly grades 5th - 8th.
Friday movie nights, dances, after school rec time, special events
While these programs serve a modest number (and we are still learning), we’ve built solid and ongoing relationships with many area families.
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What's Next
To fully achieve our mission, we must first understand who our community has become and what needs and opportunities are likely.
We are preparing to embark on a strategic planning process that will include ways to assess the needs and interests of our community and develop systems to measure impacts while advancing our community’s self-awareness and cohesiveness and hence, quality of life.
We are excited about the process we are developing to do this, which will integrate extensive community participation and input while improving upon our existing programs and maximizing our collaborative relationships and local talent. More on how we will accomplish this important work is coming soon!
Mahalo nui loa for your interest! |
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