Hawaii Parent May/June 2025

May/June 2025 HAWAII PARENT 151 Medical Office. “Like many, I started my career at Nānāikeola Clinic and will continue to carry the spirit of Nānāikeola, which means ‘looking towards health and life.’ I’m confident that INPEACE will serve as a beacon of hope and support for the Wai‘anae Coast communities, addressing vital social determinants of health now and in the future.” As a nod to its roots, the property still holds noni and mountain apple trees—symbols of life and resilience. This deep connection between past and future embodies the very mission of INPEACE: to sustain and uplift the community through culturally grounded initiatives. A Place for Families and Future Leaders For parents across Hawai‘i, INPEACE’s expanded space brings exciting possibilities. The organization has long been a leader in ‘ohanafocused education, ensuring that keiki receive the foundational support they need to thrive. From early childhood education to workforce development, INPEACE’s programs empower families and create pathways for success. Some of its flagship programs in the following impact areas include: Early Learning & School Readiness • Hiʻilei – Home visiting services offering guidance and support to parents from prenatal to three years old. “The Wai‘anae Coast has always been our home, and now with a building of our own, we look forward to consolidating our offices and expanding our services.” Teachers in the community are homegrown, licensed, highly qualified, and connected to culture and community.

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