The ʻOhana and Community Program Grant awardees for FY2022 and FY2023 are: HAWAIʻI ISLAND Five Mountains Hawaii dba Kipuka o ke Ola is awarded $105,000 for the “Ulu Laukahi Project – Traditional Healing Practices for Pain Management” to provide culturally appropriate…
More The Homestead Community Grant awardees are: Organization: Papakōlea Community Development Corporation Project: Papakōlea Community Playground Project Amount: $75,000 Island: O‘ahu Purpose: To provide the keiki of the Papakōlea, Kalāwahine and Kewalo Hawaiian homestead communities a safe place to play within their…
More The Iwi Kupuna Repatriation and Reinterment Grant awardees are: Organization: The Hawaiian Church of Hawaiʻi Nei Amount: $50,000 Project: E Hoʻomau O Na Malama I Na Iwi Kūpuna Islands: Hawai‘i, Maui, Lāna‘i, O‘ahu, Kaua‘i Purpose: A project designed to address…
More OHA will sponsor 20 community events statewide that will receive a total of $148,686 from OHA’s ‘Ahahui Grants program. In its 10th year, the ʻAhahui Grants program supports community events that serve as enrichment opportunities on Hawaiian culture, ‘āina stewardship, economic opportunity, food sustainability and strengthening…
More The Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, and Hawaiʻi State Department of Agriculture invites local farmers to join us for a FREE webinar panel sharing COVID-19 relief resources available to you. Panelists will discuss resources from the…
More
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs and the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce hosted a webinar with our partners to share important updates on COVID-19 relief assistance available for Native Hawaiian Small Businesses & Non-Profits. WATCH THE FULL WEBINAR VIDEO ON VIMEO Please find…
More Last Updated March 16, 2021 Due to health & public safety concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, OHA’s offices remain closed until June 30,2021. Our staff continues to work from home, and can be reached via email or by phone. OHA…
More OHA is sharing the deliverables received from its contract with Ryder Levett Bucknall, et al. in 2013 which provided a framework plan for Kakaʻako Makai’s development, and from its contract with WCIT Architecture, Inc. in 2015, also referred to as the Kuhikuhi Puʻuone Collaborative, to provide a conceptual master plan from the framework plan and…
More