Address:
423 Kaumakani Street
Honolulu, HI 96825
Telephone: 395-3096
Contact: David Kahue or Jeff Hirohata
Facilites include:
Gymnasium, Basketball Courts, Ceramics Room, four seperate field area (available for rent),
four Multipurpose rooms (available for rent), Tennis courts, Volleyball courts.
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
Manoa District Park
Manoa District Park
Address:2721 Kaaipu Ave
Honolulu, HI 96822
Telephone: 988-4747
Contact: Elizabeth Tsuda
Description:
Manoa District Park offers gym, swimming pool, basketball facilities, tennis courts, field areas (available for rent)
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Palolo Valley District Park
Address:
2007 Palolo Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
Telephone: 733-7358
Contact: Everett Bush
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2007 Palolo Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
Telephone: 733-7358
Contact: Everett Bush
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Kalihi Valley District Park
Address:
1911 Kamehameha IV Road
Honolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 832-7811
Contact: George Chang
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1911 Kamehameha IV Road
Honolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 832-7811
Contact: George Chang
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Wesley United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Chuch of Honolulu
1350 Hunakai Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 732-3273
Description:
Provides recreational and learning activities for school age children. Offers pick-up service from Wilson, Waialae, Kahala, Star of the Sea schools.
Location:
Susannah Wesley Community Center
Susanah Wesley Community Center
1117 Kalihi St
Honolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 847-1535
Website:
http://www.gbgm-umc.org/swcc/swcc.shtml
Description:
The Susannah Wesley Community Center is a multi service community center that has provided much-needed programs and services to the residents of Kalihi and Honolulu communities for over one hundred years. The Center was first established in 1899 with a $500 grant from the National Home Missionary Society and the work of Miss Holbrook providing outreach and training to immigrant women on plantations.
Provides services for Youth, Families, Immigrants, Eldelry, and Poor.
• The Department of Education recently recognized Susie’s CBase competency diploma program for having the highest graduation rate of all community programs! We are very proud of our young people who worked so hard to graduate high school.
• We have begun to provide case management and supportive services to victims of the horrendous “human trafficking” trade.
• We have once again been thoroughly reviewed and approved by the Council on Accreditation through a nationally recognized accreditation process for exemplary programs and management.
• Our kids created and donated Christmas ornaments that decorated Hawaii’s Christmas tree that represented our state in the 2007 “Pathway to Peace” at Washington, DC. (Photo right - courtesy of Michael Rivero)
Police Activities League (PAL)
Police Activities League
Telephone: 847-0177
Description:
Organization works with other agencies and help to meet the needs of the youths. Such as basketball, baseball, volleyball, flag football, paddling, judo/karate, kung fu, & tennis.
The Hawaii Isle Police Activities League serves the Island of Hawaii and its young people. Its primary function is to provide athletic activities for children ages 5-18. HI-PAL works with the County Parks and Recreation Department to provide activities and opportunities for children in order to build character and self-confidence through athletics.
HI-PAL's activities include softball, baseball, basketball, tennis and volleyball. Its East Hawaii staff includes a sergeant and a civilian recreational director; its West Hawaii staff consists of two police officers.
The HI-PAL baseball program currently includes teams in the Puna, South Hilo and Kona Districts. In East Hawaii, there are four T-ball teams for 6- and 7-year-olds; five Coach Pitch teams for 8- and 9-year-olds; two Mustang teams for 9- and 10-year-olds, three Bronco teams for 11- and 12-year-olds; two Pony teams for 13- and 14-year-olds and three Colt teams for 15- and 16- year-olds. In West Hawaii, there are three teams in each of the following divisions: T-ball, C-ball and Mustang. The Bronco Division has four teams. There are currently no Pony or Colt teams in West Hawaii. HI-PAL provides equipment to the teams and each year sponsors division tournaments. The season runs from January to July.
HI-PAL's volleyball program currently has four girls teams in the Hilo area -- one high school, one intermediate and two elementary. The girls volleyball season runs from September to December. The high School volleyball league is held in April and May.
Acquiring the Boys & Girls Club athletic facilities for HI-PAL to run its programs has been positive for HI-PAL and the club. Time, money and manpower is being used to upgrade the facilities.
The basketball program is a year-round event. In January, HI-PAL co-sponsors a 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament with Hope Chapel in Kona at the Keauhou Shopping Center. The tourney draws participants from 5 to 14 years old and is open to both boys and girls. From February to May, P&R sponsors a Girls Basketball League, and HI-PAL sponsors about five teams from elementary through intermediate grades. HI-PAL sponsors a league basketball tournament in May in which teams from Ka'u through Kona participate annually. During the summer, HI-PAL sponsors a summer basketball league in both East and West Hawaii. The divisions are: 8 and Under, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and Girls Intermediate and Elementary. During September through November, HI-PAL sponsors an islandwide Boys Intermediate Basketball League. In October, HI-PAL sponsors an Eight and Under Tournament in Hilo. Eleven teams took part in the first annual October Slam last year. P&R sponsors an age group basketball league between October and January. Each year during December 26-39, HI-PAL sponsors the Winter Basketball Clinic.
Palama Settlement
Palama Settlement
Contact Information:
Palama Settlement810 North Vineyard Blvd
Honolulu, HI 96817
Telephone: 845-3945
Description:
Palama Settlement is a community based social service agency that provides a safe environment where children, adults, senior citizens and families can participate in recreational, athletic, cultural, health, educational and social programs. Community outreach workers link families to essential resources to obtain services. Hawaii Food Bank, Federal food surplus and emergency food pantry distribution is conducted. A computer center, swimming pool, gym and youth drop-in center is available for community use. Sports and summer programs for youth are available.
Mission is to improve the physical, social, educational emotional and cultural aspects of the individual, family and community life in the Liliha-Kalihi-Palama area of Honolulu.
Location:
YMCA - Nuuanu
YMCA- NUUANU BRANCH
Contact Information:
Nuuanu YMCA1441 Pali Highway
Honolulu, HI 96813
Telephone: 536-3556
Fax: 521-1181
Description:
Kids club, countdown to kindergarten, child watch swimming lessons, karate kids, computer safari, before and after school programs, kindergym, tumbling.
General:
The YMCA is one of the largest school-age childcare providers in Hawai`i. Through a partnership with the Department of Education, the YMCA of Honolulu provides after school care for 7,000 children in grades K-6 through the A+ program at 47 public schools on Oahu. The YMCA also employs 40 full-time adolescent substance abuse counselors assigned to 28 public schools on the island, and 8 counselors are assigned to the State Judiciary programs. The treatment program serves more than 1,000 youth. The prevention programs serve another 3,000 youth in communities throughout the Island of Oahu.
Building Strong Families
For more than 138 years, the YMCA of Honolulu has been a place where families, friends and neighbors come together to build strong communities. Each year the YMCA of Honolulu serves thousands of children, teens and adults in a wide variety of programs, including before and after school, youth sports, teen leadership programs, substance abuse counseling and treatment programs and health and wellness.
YWCA - Laniakea
YWCA Laniakea
Contact Informaton:
Laniakea YWCA1040 Richards Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
Telephone: 538-7061
Description:
Provides after school programs for children in kindergarten to 6th grade. Activities include: crafts, swimming, homework study, gym, creative movement, learning ventures, outdoor play, excursions, sports, movies, cooking skills, health & nutrition projects, and library visitations.
Location:
YMCA - Kalihi
Contact Information:
Kalihi YMCA
1335 Kalihi StreetHonolulu, HI 96819
Telephone: 848-2494
Fax: 842-7736
Website:
http://www.kalihiymca.org/
Description:
Operates holiday/vacation fun programs for children. Offers martial arts and aquatics classes. Also offers keiki after school programs.
YMCA Kalihi
Kamaaina Kids
Multiple locations listed
Telephone: 262-4538
Website:
http://www.kamaainakids.com/
Description
Offers before and after school care for elementary school kids. Enrichment programs, holiday and summer programs available.
Programs:
PreschoolLicensed by the State of Hawaii, our experienced staff provides early childhood education to families islandwide at our 16 Preschools. Our certified staff are trained to care for children 2 to 5 years old (younger in some locations). Also accredited by the NAEYC, we provide safe, nurturing and stimulating environments with a hands-on curriculum that promote children’s social, emotional, physical and cognitive development.
School AgeOur School Age Division offers innovative quality care programs statewide for children grades K-6. Our After School Programs include 48 A+ Programs, 5 Private After School Programs & 16 Before School Care Programs where we provide a variety of enrichment activities including sports, crafts, drama, music, dance & aquatics. When school is out of session, we provide day camp programs that are accredited by the American Camping Association.
Hotel & ConventionAs leaders of childcare in Hawaii’s Hotel and Convention Industries, we have provided quality Hotel and Convention Childcare Programs since 1990. Our unique programs ensure special attention to safety, fun, education and professional staffing. Children engage in Hawaiian style activities and excursions to "must-see" visitor attractions that provide lifelong memories of their visit to Hawaii.
Camp TimberlineWe own and operate Oahu’s award winning, only mountain top camp facility. Our trained staff offer a variety of programs including Environmental Education, Team Challenge, High Ropes, Interpretive Hikes, Family Camps, Teen Scuba Camps and Adventure Trips. Camp Timberline is accredited by the American Camping Association, whose seal is recognized nationwide as a symbol for quality programs, safety & staffing.
Surf Camp HawaiiSURF CAMP HAWAII offers youth 10-16 the ultimate in summer surfing lessons on Oahu's world-famous NorthShore. Learn to surf in Hawaii from island born surf instructors and attend unique camping experiences in the islands.
Telephone: 262-4538
Website:
http://www.kamaainakids.com/
Description
Offers before and after school care for elementary school kids. Enrichment programs, holiday and summer programs available.
Programs:
PreschoolLicensed by the State of Hawaii, our experienced staff provides early childhood education to families islandwide at our 16 Preschools. Our certified staff are trained to care for children 2 to 5 years old (younger in some locations). Also accredited by the NAEYC, we provide safe, nurturing and stimulating environments with a hands-on curriculum that promote children’s social, emotional, physical and cognitive development.
School AgeOur School Age Division offers innovative quality care programs statewide for children grades K-6. Our After School Programs include 48 A+ Programs, 5 Private After School Programs & 16 Before School Care Programs where we provide a variety of enrichment activities including sports, crafts, drama, music, dance & aquatics. When school is out of session, we provide day camp programs that are accredited by the American Camping Association.
Hotel & ConventionAs leaders of childcare in Hawaii’s Hotel and Convention Industries, we have provided quality Hotel and Convention Childcare Programs since 1990. Our unique programs ensure special attention to safety, fun, education and professional staffing. Children engage in Hawaiian style activities and excursions to "must-see" visitor attractions that provide lifelong memories of their visit to Hawaii.
Camp TimberlineWe own and operate Oahu’s award winning, only mountain top camp facility. Our trained staff offer a variety of programs including Environmental Education, Team Challenge, High Ropes, Interpretive Hikes, Family Camps, Teen Scuba Camps and Adventure Trips. Camp Timberline is accredited by the American Camping Association, whose seal is recognized nationwide as a symbol for quality programs, safety & staffing.
Surf Camp HawaiiSURF CAMP HAWAII offers youth 10-16 the ultimate in summer surfing lessons on Oahu's world-famous NorthShore. Learn to surf in Hawaii from island born surf instructors and attend unique camping experiences in the islands.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Easter Seals
Contact Information
Easter Seals710 Green St
Honolulu, HI 96813
Tel: 536-1015
Fax: 536-3765
Description:
The mission of Easter Seals Hawai’i is to provide exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
Easter Seals Hawai’i is the state’s largest provider of services for infants, children and adults with developmental disabilities.
We provide social and recreational programs for youth with developmental disabilities statewide.
Services offered include: Early Intervention, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Home and Community-Based Services, and Camping & Recreation, Youth Services, Assistive Technology, Family Support Services, and Partnerships in Community Living (PICL).
Website:
http://www.eastersealshawaii.org/Map--from McKinley High School:
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Boys and Girls Club
Contact Information:
Boys and Girls Club1704 Waiola St
Honolulu, HI 96826
Telephone: 949-4743
Description:
Works to help youth of all backgrounds develop the qualities and values needed to become responsible citizens and leaders. Maintains a walk-in center, gymnasium, learning center, computer room, game room, and kitchen. Offers basketball, flag football, volleyball, judo, aerobics, and dance classes.
Core Programs:
Character and Leadership DevelopmentHelping Hawaii’s boys and girls become responsible citizens and experience the democratic process. Building character is our strongest strategy.
Education and Career DevelopmentEncouraging youth to foster aspirations for the future, providing them with opportunities for career exploration and educational enhancement.
Health and Life SkillsFacilitating the achievement and maintenance of a healthy, active lifestyle. Programs specifically address today’s critical issues including resisting violence, drug abuse, obesity, and teen pregnancy.
Arts & CultureRecognizing and encouraging self-expression, developing multicultural appreciation, and gaining and stimulating creative skills.
Sports, Fitness and RecreationDeveloping fitness, promoting positive use of leisure time, reducing stress, instilling an appreciation for the environment, and building positive social skills.
Website:
http://www.bgch.com/
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