Title
7th Annual Waianae Men and Keiki Camp-out - SAMHSA Sponsored
City
Waianae
Description
This 7th year is special. The focus will always remain on the Keiki's. The relationships between fathers and children are very important today. This camp-out is vital to this state today because our fathers are role models for our children. The event will empower our kids, dads and communities to do the right thing. We would like to work towards a healthier and clean life style for our up-coming generation. This is very special because the Lt. Governor's office is working with us. We are also partnering with the Honolulu Police Department and the clean and sober environment island wide.
Date
September 17, 18, 19, 2004
Type of Event
Camp out for men and their children
Location
Maili Beach Park
Program Agenda
Various activities for children. Speaker presentations. Pot luck dinner.
Who Should Participate
300 to 400 men and children
Expected Number of Participants
300-400
Invited Officials/Presenters
Elected officials from Senate and House.
Primary Contact
Dr. Ford Kuramoto
Address
340 E. Second St., Suite 409, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone Number
(213) 625-5795
Email Address
fhkuramoto@napafasa.org
WAIANAE WOMEN IN RECOVERY CAMPOUT
WAIANAE
WOMEN & CHILDREN TO BRING ABOUT THE AWARENESS OF HAVING FUN WHILE CLEAN & SOBER. ALSO TO PROMOTE CLEAN/SOBER LIVING IN COMMUNITIES.
SEPTEMBER 3-6, 2004
CAMPOUT
MAILI BEACH
To any woman who has a willing heart to stay clean/sober.
200
Women throughout the Hawaii to share their experience and hope in regarding clean/sober mother/woman.
VAL AUELUA
84-825 HANALEI ST. A1
1-808-284-2160
vauelua@yahoo.com
Secondary Contact
Leah Kaio
1-808-695-5282
Moloka'i joins the voices of recovery
Kaunakakai
Several agencies and individuals will provide a week of activities to promote people in recovery on the island of Moloka'i. The culmination will be a Ho'olaulea (food & music)to be held at the former Pau Hana Inn (now New Hope Molokai Oceanside Retreat).
September 13-18, 2004
A week of community activities culminating in a Ho'olaulea.
New Hope Molokai Oceanside Retreat. Kaunakakai, Molokai. The island of Molokai
On the week of Sept. 13-18, participants will engage in litter pick up selected by the group. A banner identifying Recovery Month for the Moloka'i community and our Ho'olaulea will be made by our youth groups
Hale Ho'okupa'a, New Hope Molokai Oceanside Retreat, Hoikaika, Molokai Baptist Church, Ka Hale Pomaikai, Alu Like Inc., Kahua Ola Hou, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Molokai, Lanakuikahi,The Moloka'i Community, etc.
300
Maui County Council Mayor Arakawa of Maui County Maui Councilman Danny Mateo
George K. Aiwohi, Jr.
P.O. Box 1812 Kaunakakai, HI 96748
808-553-3231
gaiwohi@wave.hicv.net
Kyle Lum
New Hope Molokai Oceanside Retreat
808-553-9044
newhopemolokai@juno.com
Royal Nikora Drug-Free Memorial Ping-Pong Tournament
La`ie
Mr. Royal Nikora, a well respected religious leader in the Ko`olauloa Community, was accidently run down and killed while building a bus stop pavilion in La`ie in August 1995. The driver of the vehicle was high on Ice. His family is holding this event in memory of Mr. Nikora and his community work. Mr. Nikora loved to play ping-pong and this free event is a chance to reach out to youth ages 12-18 and their families for a day of games, food, and substance abuse education.
Saturday, September 25, 2004 11:00am 3:00pm
BYUH Game Room
30+
Alan Shinn, Executive Director
1130 North Nimitz Highway, A259 Honolulu, HI 96817
(808) 545-3228
ashinn@drugfreehawaii.org
Mr.Tane Chandler Nikora
1130 North Nimitz Highway, A259 . Honolulu, HI 96817
#375-2809
Web Site
http://www.drugfreehawaii.org/
Ho'i hou ka iwi kuamo'o (Return to the Family)
Honolulu
Highlights include performances by Sassafras Twirlers, Magic of Kaulana, Hyper Squad Dance Company, Kawao, Simple Souls and Kalaeloa. In addition, there will be keiki activities, food and informational booths on prevention and treatment related to drug and alcohol addiction. Free. For details, call (808) 221-5025. For disability access information, call (808) 221-5025.
Saturday, Sept. 25, 2004
Community Event
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Andrews Amphitheater
Highlights include performances by Sassafras Twirlers, Magic of Kaulana, Hyper Squad Dance Company, Kawao, Simple Souls and Kalaeloa. In addition, there will be keiki activities, food and informational booths on prevention and treatment related to drug and alcohol addiction.
Open to the public
2,000
Lt. Governor James R. "Duke" Aiona
David Sayre
PO Box 8216, Honolulu, HI 96830
(808) 221-5025
sayrepr@aol.com
Tamah-lani S. K. Noh
State Capitol
(808) 586-0255
tamah-lani.noh@hawaii.gov
Drug Free Teens - Why Relationships Make a Difference "Reconnecting With the Addicted Adolescent"
1) Identify understand the social factors that increase the risk of substance abuse 2) Increasing awareness of commonly misused substances 3) Demonstrate useful approaches in managing behavioral issues in addicted teens and troubled families 4) Recognize and define behavior and personality consequences experienced by the troubled addicted teen Workshop Fee: $45 for Pre-Register, $50 for On-Site Registration
Saturday September 25, 2004
All Day Conference (9am - 4:30pm)
Honolulu Elks Lodge #616 2933 Kalakaua Ave Honolulu, HI 96815
-Healthy Development -Unhealthy Development- Signs and Behaviors -Signs & Symptoms of Adolescent Substance Abuse -Commonly Misused Substances Why Do Drugs? -Relationship Dysfunction Impact -Effective Communication -Breaking The Cycle / Diminish Discord
Parents, Clergy, Mental Health Professionals, Psychologists, Nurses, Social Workers, Teachers, Substance Abuse Counselors
100
Martha (Marti) Barham R.N., Ph.D. is a Licensed Psychologist in private practice in Oahu and Licensed as a Marriage & Family Child Therapist in California. She is also a Certified Sex Therapist, holding the title of Diplomate from several certifying boards. As a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor, with experience in the field of addictions and the associated impact, her theories on adolescent behavior include focusing on cultural issues, learned attitudes and identified parental problems. She has published articles and books including "Yesterday's Children" Revisiting and Restructuring Our Past.
Honolulu Elks Lodge B.P.O.E. #616
2933 Kalakaua Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815
(808) 923-5525
optiono@aol.com
Marth (Marti) Barham R.N., Ph.D.
615 Piikoi St. Suite 2002
(808) 591-6296
Kalihi Valley Collaborative Family Night
Kalihi
Drug-Free Hawaii and its partners Dole Intermediate School, Kalihi YMCA, Weed & Seed, the Honolulu Police Department, and Kokua Kalihi Valley invite the community to join them in honoring families as part of solution to violence and substance abuse prevention during National Recovery Month/ National Family Day. Youth and their families will eat dinner together, be entertained, and take part in substance abuse education.
Monday, September 27, 2004 6:00pm 8:30pm
Dole Intermediate School Cafeteria on Kam IV Road in Kalihi
Alan Shinn
1130 N. Nimitz Hwy, Suite #A259 Honolulu, HI 96817
545-3228 x29
Kahele Porter, Prevention Specialist
545-3228 x32
"Crystal Methamphetamine Speaker's Training" co-sponsored by the Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii and the Judiciary, Maui Drug Court Program
Wailuku
Did you know that Hawaii leads the nation with adults using Ice? Learn facts and dangers about Ice as well as how one can make a difference in their communities by promoting education and awareness about this drug that is sweeping our state.
Friday, September 17, 2004
Community Mobilization Workshop
Cameron Center Auditorium 95 Mahalani
Community members within the County of Maui
75
County of Maui Council Member, Jo Anne Johnson
Barbara-Ann Keller, Maui Drug Court Administrator
2145 Main Street, Wailuku, HI 996793
(808)244-2934
BarbaraannaKeller@courts.state.hi.us
Waianae Women In Recovery 1st Annual Volleyball Tournament
To bring about activities that are sober and positive within the community. $30.00 per team also Co-Ed(2female 4male)
February 15, 2004
Volley Ball Tournament Co-Ed
Pokai Bay, Waianae. Hi 96792
Volleyball Tournament starts @12:00 noon-4:30 pm
every one invited
Val Auelua
P.O. Box 658 Waianae, HI 96792
(808)695-1066
84-757 Kiana Pl Wainae, HI 96792
(808)695-5282
lkaio@yahoo.com
