Our graduate apprentices returned to Molokaʻi last month to help nonprofit Ka Honua Momona finish building projects at their fishponds restoration site. Working alongside Molokaʻi builders, our grads were able to share their own expertise and put their leadership skills to practice outside of East Maui.
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When the office of local nonprofit Alu Like showed signs of falling apart, creating hazardous working conditions for the staff, our students came in to do a floor-to-ceiling remodel …
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In January, our youth answered the call of Hana’s Family Resource Center, ʻOhana Makamae, when they requested a handicap ramp to help clients better access their facilities. Our kids also recently retrofitted two local houses with grab bars and handicap-access toilets, to help prevent falls and injury. And they built a ramp for a local [...]
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Our students put the finishing touches on the rebuild of a local home that had recently burned down, including a solar-heated shower and full kitchen … the family is now moved in!
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This sailing canoe mosaic was student-created out of donated tile—it’s now installed in a student-built bathhouse at a local kupuna (elder) home, which will soon house a solar hot-water system.
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A Hana family home was recently destroyed by fire—our students are helping them rebuild from the ground up …
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Several of our building program students have also chosen to participate in our new Mahele Farm agriculture program
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Students built two bathhouses for local Hana families that will soon house solar hot-water systems
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We built a 2-sided bathhouse at Mahele Farm, featuring 2 showers heated solely by the sun …
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