Nā Pono No Nā ʻOhana
A free comprehensive family education program in Waimānalo where the family comes to learn together.
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About
Preparing Native Hawaiian children and families for academic success!
Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana serves Waimānalo families using the four components of Family Literacy from the National Center for Families Learning: PACT (Parents And Children Together), Child Education, Parent Education, and Adult Education.
Nā Pono started out as an Even Start grant in 2001 through the Department of Education before becoming a program of Partners in Development Foundation in 2003. Since then, countless Native Hawaiian families have been served by the program. Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana also partners with local businesses and individuals to distribute food monthly through community outreach.
ALA NU’UKIA
Mission
To integrate progressive teaching methods with Native Hawaiian cultural values, to enhance social, economic, and educational opportunities for families of Waimānalo.
NUʻUKIA
Vision
E Ola Nā ‘Ohana! Families will live and thrive!
Values
ʻOhana
Family
Pono
Righteousness
Piko
Where enlightenment comes from
ʻIke Hawaiʻi
Hawaiian Knowledge
Ke Aʻo Pū
Learning together
Program Components
Recent News
Mahalo to our 1027 Da Bomb ʻOhana, Keola Klaus Check Presentation 2021
Local radio station 1027 da bomb’s Keola and team, along with Ali from Raising Cane’s present a check of $17,250 to make this holiday season a special one for PIDF ʻohana this year.
Nonprofit Will Use Grant To Create Savings Accounts For Native Hawaiian Families
Partners in Development Foundation is teaming up with American Savings Bank to help families better prepare and pay for children’s educational needs. Original story published on Honolulu Civil Beat on October 8, 2021 by Suevon Lee, here. A nonprofit serving Native Hawaiian children and their families through educational and social service initiatives will launch a new savings…
Native Hawaiians receive support during trying times
Partners in Development Foundation receives $150,000 from Office of Hawaiian Affairs to support Native Hawaiians. The funding will support over 500 Native Hawaiian community members in Waimānalo through PIDF’s family education programming and services.
Nā Pono No Nā ʻOhana Summer Program
The Nā Pono Summer Keiki Program successfully completed this ʻāina- and cultural- based program. Check out what they did this summer!