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Loaʻa Ka Lanakila No Ka Hana Paʻakikī
Mr. Lang, a homeless man, woke up in the emergency room with a broken leg and had no recollection of what had happened to or why he was there. When discharged from the hospital, he came and lived outside We Are Oceania’s (WAO) office for 6 months before he could walk again.
Read More about Loaʻa Ka Lanakila No Ka Hana PaʻakikīKa Pa‘alana met the Santiago-Hoffman Family in 2007. Synthia would bring her daughter Taysja to the preschool on the beach in Mā‘ili because she wanted to give her daughter a head start in school; whether or not she knew, Synthia was already setting the stage for educational success for her children at an early age.
Read More about Parents’ investment in their children’s education pays offOn September 16, 2014, 33 Ka Pa‘alana preschool parents attended the Job Fair at the Neal Blaisdell Center.
Read More about Hard work and preparation pay off for parents seeking a better futureOn Saturday, May 31, 2014, Leeward Community College’s Theatre was filled with General Equivalency Diploma (GED) and Competency Based High School Diploma Program (CBHSDP) graduates. Among these graduates were seven proud parents from PIDF’s Ka Pa‘alana Homeless Family Education Program.
Read More about Family Education Program Helps Adults Overcome Hurdles and GraduateOn June 1, 2013 CBASE (Competency Based High School Diploma Program) Waipahu held their graduation ceremony at Leeward Community College.
Read More about Resiliency helps individual achieve goal despite tough timesKa Pa‘alana parents shine at Job Fair
Ka Pa‘alana’s comprehensive family education program utilizes a four-component approach—Adult Education, Parent Time, Children’s Education, and Parent and Child Together (PACT)—to help families attain success and economic self sufficiency.
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