Posts Tagged ‘Ka Hana No‘eau’

The Ka Hana Noeau Horsemanship Project held its participant playday for family and friends on July 10, 2017 in Hawi at the Lio Lapa’au arena.

Students from Kohala, Honoka‘a, Pa‘auilo, and Konawaena, all who are program mentees of Ka Hana No‘eau, joined each other in Kailua-Kona for a day of educational learning experiences about the rich history rooted in its many miles of shoreline.

Located on the beautiful hillside of Kealakekua (Hawaii) is Konawaena High School, home of the Wildcats. Partners In Development Foundation’s Ka Hana No’eau mentorship program has been working with the school in developing innovative elective classes for students to learn about Hawaiian traditions using contemporary technology.

The Graphic Arts students from our Ka Hana No’eau mentoring program in Kohala, under the support and direction of their mentor Leslie Hayes-Cullins, produced a short hip-hop styled Drug Addiction Prevention video.

Our Ka Hana No’eau Program is currently featured in an article in North Hawai’i News entitled, “Investing In Our Future”.

Long time Ka Hana No’eau participant Kynan Kawai was on the road again…

Our own David Fuertes, Program Director of our Ka Hana No’eau program in Kohala, is a 2012 Ho’okele Award recipient.

“Taste of Kalo” a Community-Culinary Experience, and Ono-licious Success!!!

Kohala principal named finalist for leadership award.

Kohala High School Principal Janette Snelling was named a finalist in the 2012 Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Awards.

Mentee’s BJ, Tayvon, Dylan-Paul and Austin fine tuning their skills in The Small Machinery Mentor Group.