Tūtū and Me
The day started out normally. Partners in Development Foundation’s Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool staff in East Hawaiʻi got up, went to work, drove the vans to their site, and unloaded to prepare for their families. It wasn’t until they were halfway through the introductory song when they heard the first explosion.
Read MoreWhen Archdeacon Steve Costa saw Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) President Jan Dill speaking to KITV about the importance of Early Childhood Education, he felt a pull to do something for the organization.
Read MoreAfter returning to Honolulu from San Francisco, the crew of Hikianalia had a problem.
Read MoreThe end of January marks the start of our monthly Na Makamae segment, when we recognize employees who are doing tremendous work with the children and families they serve.
Read MoreThe 2018 holiday season was a busy one for Partners in Development Foundation and our many programs.
Read MoreThis past Saturday the 8th, Partners in Development Foundation returned to the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum to share our Tūtū and Me book series, “Kai and Friends.”
Read MorePartners in Development Foundation has received a $50,000 grant from the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation (HCF).
Read MoreOur Hui Nohona culture team stayed busy through the month of October, giving several trainings, webinars, and demonstrations to staff and program families.
Read MoreOur Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool’s Makakilo site and our Ka Paʻalana program sites went out to Aloun Farms this week for some fun in the sun!
Read MoreThis morning Partners in Development Foundation made an appearance on KHON2’s WakeUp2Day program to discuss our latest Kai and Friends book, “Maka the Tree Snail Discovers His Worth.”
Read MoreOn Saturday, September 29, Partners in Development Foundation participated in the 72nd annual Aloha Festivals floral parade.
Read MoreOn September 14, 2018, ʻEleu’s Native Hawaiian Early Childhood Education Consortium Conference took place.
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