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DOH Early Childhood Wellness Guidelines 

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DOH Early Childhood Wellness Guidelines 

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A Hawai’i Wide Initiative Sowing Healthier Habits into our Early Childhood Systems.

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Word Wonders Early Language & Literacy Curriculum

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Word Wonders Early Language & Literacy Curriculum

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Word Wonders: A Free Early Language and Literacy Curriculum

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Word Wonders is a free, downloadable early childhood and preschool reading and early literacy curriculum for young children.

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Pilot | Discover Healthy Eating—Join Our Pilot — Easy Bites

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Discover Easy Bites, a parent-focused platform offering resources, tools, and pilot programs to promote healthy eating habits for children. Join us to enhance mealtime experiences.

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Keiki kicks is a family run soccer program in Hawaii. For keiki 1 to 8yrs old.

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Kids Soccer Classes | Keiki Kicks Hawaii | Honolulu

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Discover engaging keiki soccer classes at Keiki Kicks Hawaiʻi, tailored for kids aged 1-8.

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Pacific Birth Collective: Community Birth Project 

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Pacific Birth Collective: Community Birth Project 

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A doula is a trained a support professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational support to families during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Doulas do not provide medical care, diagnose conditions, or perform clinical procedures. Instead, they focus on comfort, advocacy, education, and continuity of support while working alongside licensed medical providers. There are typically two types of doulas:

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ASPHN's Virtual Coffee Chat: Farm to ECE 

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ASPHN's Virtual Coffee Chat: Farm to ECE 

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Virtual Coffee Chat: Farm to ECE and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans - ASPHN

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Join Part II of this Evaluation Webinar Series to learn how to “Quantify the Impact of Farm to ECE.”

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Deaf And Native Hawaiian: ʻŌlelo Sign Language Offers A Cultural Connection

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Deaf And Native Hawaiian: ʻŌlelo Sign Language Offers A Cultural Connection

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Ideas for Using Books to Support Social Emotional Development

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Ideas for Using Books to Support Social Emotional Development

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Free Webinar: Why Won’t They Eat? Responsive Feeding Across the Spectrum of Children’s Eating

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Free Webinar: Why Won’t They Eat? Responsive Feeding Across the Spectrum of Children’s Eating

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Free Webinar: Connection Café – Meaning Amidst Noise

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Free Webinar: Connection Café – Meaning Amidst Noise

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Connection Café – Meaning Amidst Noise - ASPHN

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Connection Café – Meaning Amidst Noise Tuesday, July 7, 2026 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET ASPHN is over 900 members strong and we’re all committed to the same goal — health and wellness for all. When we all work together, we have the power to…

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Webinar: Root for Local Food: Let's Cheer for Farm to CACFP

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Webinar: Root for Local Food: Let's Cheer for Farm to CACFP

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Root for Local Food: Let’s Cheer for Farm to CACFP

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Farm to CACFP Week is October 18-24, 2026! NCA is excited to help you celebrate with resources to get you started. Wondering how to participate? It can be as simple as sharing a newsletter with parents, planning an educational activity with your kids, or creating an interactive experience like…

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Vitamin N Challenge | Children & Nature Network

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Join the Vitamin N Challenge and set a goal to spend more time outdoors with your family. Get tips, tools and inspiration to get outside.

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Sesame Street in Communities

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Sesame Street in Communities has created new videos and digital content designed to help young children navigate everyday challenges.

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Hawai'i Early Learning  and Development Standards

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Story time, Yoga, Bookmaking and Wellness

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Story time, Yoga, Bookmaking and Wellness

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Waimanalo library provides fun activities for the entire ohana at all ages.

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About

Welcome to the Waimānalo Public and School Library! Designed by Ernest H. Hara and Associates, our library opened on Feb. 25, 1978. We are located on the campus of Waimānalo Elementary and Intermediate School. More than half of Waimānalo 's current residents and library patrons are of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian descent.

Upcoming events at this branch

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Welcome to the Waimānalo Public and School Library! Designed by Ernest H. Hara and Associates, our library opened on Feb. 25, 1978. We are located on the campus of Waimānalo Elementary and Intermediate School. More than half of Waimānalo 's current residents and library patrons are of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian descent.

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Free CACFP approved Recipe Guidebook!

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Our CACFP Recipe Guidebook, Garden to Grindz, is now available online and showcases 45 keiki-friendly recipes using local ingredients!

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Oahu Hiaeyc Conference - October 11, 2025 - Look out for when registration opens!

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Our Mission and Vision

The Hawai`i Association for the Education of Young Children (HIAEYC) promotes, supports, and expands the quality and professionalism in early childhood programs and services for Hawai'i's children (B-8) and their families. Learn More

Become a Member! Help build a better future for all young children - and all of us.
Join Today

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The Hawai`i Association for the Education of Young Children (HIAEYC) promotes, supports, and expands the quality and professionalism in early childhood programs and services for Hawai'i's children (B-8) and their families. Learn More Become a Member! Help build a better future for all young children - and all of us.

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Hawaii's Child Nutrition Program (HCNP) - Learn more how to join CACFP (Child and Adult Care Food Program)

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Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) provides aid to child adult care institutions and family or group day care homes for the provision of nutritious foods that contribute to the wellness, healthy growth, and development of young children, and the health and wellness of older adults and chronically impaired disabled persons.

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Hawaii's Breastfeeding Resource

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Screen time and kids: Setting limits for better health | Kaiser Permanente

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A pediatrician offers screen time recommendations for young kids and gives tips on how to better manage your family’s digital diet.

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The Kauai School Garden Network was established in 2010 and supports all schools, PreK-12, on the island of Kauai. We provide assistance with funding, technical and volunteer support for school gardens, school sustainability initiatives, and local food in local schools. We also offer schools curriculum, training, networking opportunities, and a resource-filled e-newsletter.

We led Kauaiʻs 1st farm-to-school pilot, Māla'ai Kula, at Kawaikini NCPCS and Ke Kula Niihau PCS to support the creation of culturally-relevant school garden and food program models serving Hawaiian keiki and youth.

If you are a teacher or school administrator seeking capacity-building assistance with a school garden or sustainability project, please review the resources below and contact us with any questions at info@malamakauai.org or (808) 828-0685.

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Kauai School Garden & Farm to School Resources:

Malama Kauai Farm to School Resources:

Assessment & Readiness Resources:

Grant Opportunities:

Subscribe to our e-newsletter to see upcoming grant possibilities!

Curriculum:

Hawaii Farm to School Toolkit: a collection of resources and activities on Youth Leadership & Service Learning, Garden to Cafeteria, Harvest of the Month, and School Garden & Food Safety

National Farm-to-School Network: a massive online database of resources for farm-to-school efforts for all ages.

Kōkua Hawai`i Foundation:`ĀINA in Schools, culturally-relevant K-6 curriculum on composting, nutrition, and gardens.

Project Learning Tree: Offers GreenSchools Certification, and a variety of curriculum covering environment, energy, waste, and more.

Bishop Museum Online Learning Center: digital educational resources in STEM, art, literacy, & culture for K-12, higher ed & informal ed.

Green Living Project: "Students Connecting to Global Sustainability" uses multimedia and technology to bring sustainability to K-12.

Kohala Center School Garden Curriculum Map: Extensive listing of various curriculum resources.

Life Lab: A great mainland-based resource for a variety of curriculum, ECE to Grade 5.

Farm to Keiki: Garden and nutrition curriculum for preschool/ECE.

School Garden Safety Resources:

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Kauai School Garden Network & Farm to School Hui -

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The Kauai School Garden Network was established in 2010 and supports all schools, PreK-12, on the island of Kauai. We provide assistance with funding, technical and volunteer support for school gardens, school sustainability initiatives, and local food in local schools. We also offer schools curriculum, training, networking opportunities, and a resource-filled e-newsletter.

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This school's approach to outdoor learning draws kids away from increasing screen time

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This school's approach to outdoor learning draws kids away from increasing screen time

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This school’s approach to outdoor learning draws kids away from increasing screen time

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The average American spends more than five hours fixated on a screen daily, according to a new study that measured people’s screen time habits.

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Helping Your Child Manage Screen Time: What Parents Need to Know

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Helping Your Child Manage Screen Time: What Parents Need to Know

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Helping Your Child Manage Screen Time: What Parents Need to Know - Hawaii Parent

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Too much screen time can harm kids’ focus, learning, and mental health. Learn why screens are so addictive and how parents can set limits.

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Hawaii Children (0-5) with more than 1 hour of screen time- Data 

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Hawaii Children (0-5) with more than 1 hour of screen time- Data 

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Children 0-5 with More Than 1 Hour of TV/Screen Time

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The Oral Health of Hawaii's Low-Income Head Start Children (DOH)

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The Oral Health of Hawaii's Low-Income Head Start Children (DOH)

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HDS Foundation Requests for SMILEKits | HDS

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FREE Family and Child Interaction Learning Programs

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FREE Family and Child Interaction Learning Programs

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Partners in Development Foundation provides FREE Early Childhood Education on the five main islands of Hawaiʻi.

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Partners in Development Foundation | Inspires and equips families and communities for success and service, using timeless Native Hawaiian values and traditions.

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Inspires and equips families and communities for success and service, using timeless Native Hawaiian values and traditions.

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Join our Developmental Texting Platform! Text “Hui” to 70138*

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Inspiring wellness through all stages of life

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Inspiring wellness through all stages of life

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Offering education and accessible and compassionate care at every stage of mother and babies health journey.

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Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii |

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ABOUT HEALTHY MOTHERS HEALTHY BABIES COALITION OF HAWAII

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Da Bux program provides local produce to Hawaii SNAP-EVT cardholders. Keiki need more fruits and vegetables in their diet.

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Making Hawaiʻi grown fruits and vegetables more affordable for SNAP-EBT cardholders.

DA BUX discounts are extended until December 31, 2026! Get 50% off local produce today! (Updated November 18, 2024)

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Learn how to get a 50% DA BUX discount on local produce at our participating grocery stores.

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Access Cards get you 50% off local produce at particpating grocery stores. Sign up online or in-person.

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DA BUX - 50% Off Local Produce for Hawaii SNAP Shoppers

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Are you a Hawaii SNAP-EBT user? Get 50% off select Hawaii grown fruits and vegetables with DA BUX! DA BUX partners with Hawaii food retailers to give SNAP recipients huge discounts on local produce.

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From facts about breast milk to signs that your baby is hungry, WIC has the information you need. Learn how to prepare for the first few feedings. See why holding your baby skin-to-skin is so important. Find out how your breast milk changes. And discover how much milk your growing baby needs.

Breastfeeding is worth it-for your baby, you, and your entire family.

Here's what you need to get started!

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Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawaiʻi

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Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawaiʻi

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Provides services to families of preschool aged children with developmental, social-emotional, hearing, vision and autism screenings.

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LDAHI - Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawai’i

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Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawai’i - LDAHI

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Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawai’i Hawai’i & Pacific Island Parent Training & Information Center Our Mission To enhance educational, work and life opportunities for children and youth with or at risk of disabilities by empowering them and their families through screening, identification, information, training and mentoring, and by public outreach and advocacy. Take the Pledge to

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Bring farm to school education to your students with Ho‘opili ‘Ai!

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The Hawaiʻi ʻUlu Co-op is a farmer-owned business working to revitalize ‘ulu (breadfruit) and other Hawai‘i-grown staple crops such as kalo (taro), ‘uala (sweet potato) and palaʻai (pumpkin) by empowering farmers as change-makers in Hawaiʻi’s food system. Educational resources: https://eatbreadfruit.com/pages/educational-resources

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Discover the natural, sustainable & exciting new foods at Hawai’i ’Ulu Co-op. Healthy starches cultivated from family farms, delivered right to your doorstep!

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CTAHR- Grow Eat Think Local: A Healthy Food System for Healthy People

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CTAHR- Grow Eat Think Local: A Healthy Food System for Healthy People

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Honolulu Theatre For Youth - Social Emotional Learning and Drama

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Honolulu Theatre For Youth - Social Emotional Learning and Drama

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Social Emotional Learning | Honolulu Theatre for Youth

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Honolulu Theatre for Youth - Creative Activities

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Honolulu Theatre for Youth - Creative Activities

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Drama Education Online | Honolulu Theatre for Youth

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CREATIVE ACTIVITIESFor Parents, Children and Families

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All of the hottest events are at Kukui Grove Center! Toddler Tuesdays is happening just around the corner, and we want to see you there!

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Ono for Hawai’i– Farm to Early Childcare Education Map

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Ono for Hawai’i– Farm to Early Childcare Education Map

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Hawai’i State Department of Health, CDPHPD, Primary Prevention Branch, Early Childhood Education, Ono for Hawai’i Map

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Online Marketing and Child Eating Habits: What to know and what to do

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Online Marketing and Child Eating Habits: What to know and what to do

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Online Marketing and Child Eating Habits: What to Know and What To Do - Children and Screens

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Children today face a nonstop stream of sophisticated online marketing techniques that look nothing like the TV jingles and commercials of the past. How can parents safeguard children from the impacts of this endless, ever-present influx of food marketing content?

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Helping children lead healthy lives in a digital world. Research, evidence-based recommendations, public education, and nonpartisan policy advocacy—it’s how we create a world of good for children in the digital age.

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ʻAina in schools is a farm to school initiative that connects children to their local land, waters and food to grow a healthier Hawaiʻi

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Kokua Hawaii Foundation - Supporting Hawaiʻi’s schools & communities

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Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation is a 501c3 environmental education nonprofit supporting Hawaiʻi’s schools & communities

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Nature in Early Childhood: A Toolkit | Children & Nature Network

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For preschoolers, use screen time sparingly.

No more than 30 minutes per week, or never, while in child care and early education settings

Work with families to ensure no more than two hours per day at home

Provide screen time reduction education to parents at least twice a year

Preschoolers often watch more TV than is recommended at home so it's best to minimize screen time in child care and early education programs.

Whenever young children in your care do get screen time, make sure it's for educational or physical activity purposes only. A lot of educational shows and DVDs today weave developmentally appropriate academic messages or physical activity in seamlessly. Be sure to participate in any activities with the children.

How to Work with Parents to Reduce Screen Time
You can teach parents about reducing screen time by sharing information. You don't have to preach about the do's and don'ts. Occasionally post resources about screen time on your bulletin board or include a little something about it in your monthly or seasonal newsletter. You can also suggest some quality educational shows and videos/DVDs.

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Reduce Screen Time | Healthy Kids, Healthy Future

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For preschoolers, use screen time sparingly. No more than 30 minutes per week, or never, while in child care and early education settings Work with families to ensure no more than two hours per day at home Provide screen time reduction education to parents at least twice a year Preschoolers often watch more TV than is recommended at home so it's best to minimize screen time in child care and early education programs. Whenever young children in your care do get screen time, make sure it's for educational or physical activity purposes only.

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Kids Soccer Classes | Keiki Kicks Hawaii | Honolulu

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Discover engaging keiki soccer classes at Keiki Kicks Hawaiʻi, tailored for kids aged 1-8.

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Eke Kua gets sold out really fast. You will need to download Eventsbrite to sign up

or follow them on Instagram.

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January 2, 2026: ”’EKE KUA FEBRUARY 2026 Tuesdays for Pēpē (Birth to 2 years old) ’Eke Kua is our early childhood, ʻāina education program for keiki and makua immersing themselves in the moʻolelo and daily practices of our ancestors through hands-on experiences flourishing within the ʻili ʻāina of Waipao. Registration opens on Jan. 5, 2026. LINK
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1979258002967?aff=oddtdtcreator #ainabasededucation #earlychildhood #ohana #keikiandmakua #EKEKUA Waipao”. -এ 161 likes, 1 comments - papahanakuaola

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Family Hui supports parents with keiki birth to 5 yrs old with intentional playgroups, workshops, or community events.

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It takes a Hui to Raise a Child... and a Hui to Raise a Parent! Strengthening Families and Communities - Neighborhood by Neighborhood DONATE

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LDAH is designed to support children in developing the skills needed to succeed in their education. Vision, hearing, and developmental screenings are available. Contact number: 808-696-5361

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LDAHI - Leadership in Disabilities & Achievement of Hawai'i

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If you are a provider of services for children and would like to add our screening services to your program or event, this section is for you.

Aloha, If you would like more information about scheduling:

Vision, Hearing, and/or Developmental Screenings

Trainings (Staff/Family/Keiki)

Outreach Events

Resource and Information

Feel free to contact us at 808-696-5361 or utilize our request online form below.

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School Readiness Project https://youtu.be/GkLpzXAPYTcThe School Readiness Project (SRP) provides services for families of preschool aged children throughout O`ahu, Molokai, and Hawai'i Island. We provide developmental, social-emotional, hearing, vision and autism screenings. SRP works to strengthen families through case management and parent education.

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Celebrating a safe space where differences are celebrated, smiles are endless and every child can feel proud of who they are.

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PACT Early Childhood Education

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Early Childhood Education — Parents And Children Together

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PACT offers Early Head Start and Head Start programs on Oahu and Hawaii Island for infants to age 5. Apply today.

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National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations

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National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations

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Overview - National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations

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The Pyramid Model provides a multi-tiered framework of practices for promoting the social, emotional, and behavioral skills of children from birth to five. The Pyramid Model includes: universal classroom practices to promote social-emotional learning and prevent challenging behavior; universal and targeted instructional practices to promote social, emotional, and behavioral skill development; and classroom interventions to ... Read more

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E Heluhelu Pu (Let's Read Together) FAMILIES. Talk, Sing, Read, Play Every Day with Your Child. 

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Talk, Sing, Read, Play Every Day with Your Child

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Why Read Aloud Reading aloud nurtures a child's sense of security and worth. Reading aloud creates a bond between the reader and the child. Reading aloud to young children helps to develop vocabulary, oral language skills, fluency, and a positive.. Read More "

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Everyone Grows: Adaptive Strategies for Inclusive Youth Gardening

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Everyone Grows: Adaptive Strategies for Inclusive Youth Gardening

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KidsGardening - Helping Young Minds Grow

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KidsGardening - Helping Young Minds Grow

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Everyone Grows: Adaptive Strategies for Inclusive Youth Gardening - KidsGardening

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Gardening can be a powerful source of joy, learning, and growth when programs are designed to support every child. Learn how to make common garden activities accessible to learners with specific needs.

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Early Educator Central - Free Online Training

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Early Educator Central - Free Online Training

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iPD (Individualized Professional Development) Portfolio is a free online learning system for early childhood and Head Start staff, offering self-paced courses and continuing education units (CEUs). State Departments of Human Services (DHS)—such as the Hawaii Department of Human Services—license child care facilities and partner with local agencies like PATCH Hawaii to provide approved training and career development for educators.

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The iPD Portfolio is a learning management system created to support ongoing professional development for staff in Head Start and child care settings. It has accessible, self-paced courses based on staff roles and interests. Many iPD courses offer continuing education units (CEUs) upon completion. Some state professional development systems, workforce registries, or regulatory agencies, such as licensing or credentialing, require CEUs as a measure of quality of instruction or to provide assurance of attendance.

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The ABCs of Vocabulary: 5 Building Blocks for Success – National Center on Improving Literacy

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Vocabulary is more than just recognizing words; it’s about understanding and using them correctly. Here are 5 Building Blocks for Success

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10 Ways to Support Your Child’s Literacy at Home – National Center on Improving Literacy

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Engaging in literacy activities at home can help develop your child’s reading ability, comprehension, and language skills.