Hui Mālama O Ke Kai is a non-profit organization that advocates stewardship by connecting youth to outdoor & ocean education, community service, and academic assistance with programming rooted in Native Hawaiian culture and values.
Our programs at Hui Mālama O Ke Kai help build a child’s confidence, self-esteem and character through engaging hands-on activities.
Keiki program serves 5th and 6th grade students everyday afterschool; providing a safe space for children to learn ancestral knowledge and develop a deep sense of self and cultural identity.
ʻŌpio program serves 7th through 12th grade students on a weekly basis afterschool; preparing them academically for college and career readiness all while challenging them to be leaders of Waimānalo.
Kau Wela Leʻaleʻa is a 4 week summer program that runs from mid June to mid July, allowing students to continue their learning in a cultural setting; with a focus on reading, math and physical activity.
Kaiāulu program hosts monthly events open to the public, providing resources that encourage participants to learn Hawaiian customs and practices.
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Join us for our #EKuʻiKākou Kalo Drive. Are you also interested in borrowing a board and stone to kuʻi kalo ? Hiki nō! Please register at the QR code to get kalo and to secure a spot to borrow a board and stone. Our boards and stones are limited, so if youʻre interested, register quick. Na ka ʻēleu mikimiki nāna e ka lawe lilo! It will be first come, first served. #EKuʻiKākou
