In partnership with the Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (InPeace)
Current Programs
Accessible resources for understanding early childhood education for native Hawaiian families with children aged 0-5 in the household. The program is meant to both educate the public about early childhood resources and introduce many families to community resources to which they also have access.
Parent-child interactive learning experience for children aged 0-5 for families facing economic and social stresses in the community.
3-week summer “Steps to Kindergarten” program to prepare children for the transition to kindergarten with the goal of exciting children about education and increasing their receptivity to school from the first day and beyond.
Family literacy program proving resources and activities (books, computers/tablets, digital content) to under-served communities. The program hosts weekly literacy activities such as story reading hours and homework assistance workshops to build community ties around literacy.
Eia Hawaii Fund aims to be the premiere funding resource for programs actively engaged in the preservation and elevation of Hawaiian ecology, culture, and society. Built on a foundation of trust in the unique and inherent value of Hawai‘i, from our world-famous natural wonders and landscapes to our vibrant culture, steeped in history and ritual, We have a holistic vision of what it means for Hawai‘i to thrive.
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