Q. How did the exercise program start?A. I came to Hui Mālama as a CNA and was support staff for the health education classes. So when I wasn’t working I was paying attention to the class and I noticed that we weren’t walking the talk, per se. So even though we’re educating people to do
Some of our most important, cherished possessions are the lessons handed down to us by our ancestors in the form of tradition. Without tradition, we as a people and as individuals would feel lost. This is why HMONO pays special reverence in restoring, perpetuating, and preserving the traditions that have managed to survive to today.
HMONO was blessed with a generous donation from Derek Park, founder of Paddling For Hope, a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization focused on helping women dealing with breast cancer. Park supports different parts associated with cancer; he believes strongly in prevention, and he is dedicated to giving hope to those who are diagnosed. Park’s goal is
Talk Story with Poʻokela Ikaika DombriguesHe is a Hawaiian Healer, High Priest, Laʻau Lapaʻau, Laʻau Kahea, Lomilomi Ha Ha, Hoʻoponopono, and Maiola Kahuna throughout Hawaiʻi nei and around the world for well over 46 years. He continues to heal and educate about spiritual knowledge and the art of healing – as his Kahuna once did. According to Poʻokela