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It is so important that our future as a people be secured now and into the future. We need to preserve our culture by any means possible, starting with the language. He mea waiwai loa ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. We must do ALL we can to perpetuate it to our up and coming generations. It is the kuleana of each and every one of us to do what we can to once again strengthen our language, people, and culture as much as we possibly can! He Hawaiʻi kākou mau a mau✊🏾

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We love that when we became a part of Pū’ōhala, it was another family for us. The way the Kumu aloha, and mālama, and teach our keiki is like no other. ❤️

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Moananuiākea: One Ocean, One People, One Canoe

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Moananuiākea: One Ocean, One People, One Canoe

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We wanted to be part of a community that embraces the Hawaiian culture without judgement for not being Hawaiian.  Our experience at Pūʻōhala is safe and welcoming; one where respect is mutual.

~Gina- Makua
~Malia- Haumana

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We want our keiki to know the words of their kupuna that they can go any where in the world and never be lost! When we came to Puohala it was the best fit for our ʻohana.

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Our keiki are learning in a space where Hawaiʻi (language, culture, knowledge, people) is centered and being Pasifika is honored and respected.