Ke Ola Hou Summer Hui July 2008
Annual summer camp provides outdoor
challenges, fun and 3 sleepless nights!
Annual summer camp provides outdoor
challenges, fun and 3 sleepless nights!
Aotearoa Cultural Exchange 2007
Oversees trip to visit our parent organization Te Ora
Hou and take part in their annual event- Tautoko.
KOH Youth pictured at a traditional marae.
Oversees trip to visit our parent organization Te Ora
Hou and take part in their annual event- Tautoko.
KOH Youth pictured at a traditional marae.
Ke Ola Hou
Empowering Hawaii's Youth, Transforming Hawaii's Communities
Empowering Hawaii's Youth, Transforming Hawaii's Communities
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| Ke Ola Hou Junior Leaders at A'A Camp July 2008 ~ KOH Site Hakipuu, Oahu |
| Ke Ola Hou, meaning “new life” is a faith-based, youth and community development organization working with young people and their ohana in communities throughout Hawaii. Ke Ola Hou programs aim to provide youth with: a sense of belonging & identity through mentoring relationships and cultural heritage, opportunities to practice self-determination through the learning of new skills and challenges, and to instill in them a commitment to serve creating responsible community leaders for the future. Hope, healing and new life are restored to the young people we serve by empowering them to embrace the purpose and destiny Akua has for each of them. |
Ke Ola Hou offers a number of innovative projects and services including:
 | mentoring programs for young people | |
| support for their families | |
| crisis intervention | |
| cultural training | |
| school support | |
| outdoor adventure programs | |
| youth leadership development | |
| environmental sustainability training | |
| international travel & exchanges with other indigenous young people | |
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