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Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) - 'Ohana and Community Based Program Grant: O'ahu

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Funding Amount

$134,309

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) - 'Ohana and Community Based Program Grant: O'ahu

Funder: Office of Hawaiian Affairs

Award Amount: $134,309

Geographic Scope: O'ahu, Waianae Coast, Hawaii

Focus Areas:

  • Native Hawaiian 'ohana (family) strengthening

  • Mo'omeheu (culture) preservation and advancement

  • 'Āina (land and water) connection and stewardship

  • Educational equity

  • Cultural identity and pride

  • Parent engagement

  • Distance learning solutions

    • Grant Purpose:
    To support the Native Hawaiian community through reinforcement and strengthening of 'ohana (family), mo'omeheu (culture), and 'āina (land and water).

    Program Activities:

  • Enhancement of curriculum delivery

  • Culture-based learning activities for Native Hawaiian students and families

  • Strategic alignment with HIDOE (Hawaii Department of Education) curriculum objectives

  • Development of hands-on learning kits for distance learning

  • Engagement materials for students and parents to use at home

    • Desired Outcomes:

  • Increased cultural grounding

  • Strengthened sense of identity and pride

  • Increased parent engagement

  • Improved academic achievement

  • Learning relevant to students' cultural identity and place of origin

  • Community collaboration and coordination with partner schools

    • Target Population:

  • Native Hawaiian students and families

  • Waianae Coast communities

    • Contact Information:

  • INPEACE Administrative Office

  • 91-1010 Shangrila Street, Suite 306

  • Kapolei, Hawaii 96707

  • Phone: (808) 693-7222

  • Fax: (808) 693-7221

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    Source: IRS Form 990 filing, 2024

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    $40K
    Median grant
    $40K
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    Fields of Work

    native-americanseducationeducation-equityfamily-services

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