hereditary breast cancer and the brca gene

blue zones project ready to grow

Not so long ago, Old Stadium Park in Moiliili was a mess. But thanks to a cleanup effort through Blue Zones Project, the park is now a welcoming place for gatherings, exercise, and events. It’s an example of how Blue Zones Project is continuing to grow in Hawaii.

a hui for homeless people

H4, or Hawaii Homeless Healthcare Hui, is an organization that provides comprehensive services for Oahu's homeless. The Punawai Building provides housing, health care, and social services designed to rehabilitate this vulnerable population and get them back on their feet.

voices of the micronesian community

Micronesians are Hawaii’s newest, fastest growing immigrant population with about 18,000 so far. Faced with a language barrier and desire to hold on to their own culture and customs, learn how Micronesians in Hawaii are struggling to deal with misconceptions.

period poverty in hawaii

Have you ever had to count your change to buy a box of tampons? Period poverty happens when people can’t afford products to care for themselves during menstruation. It affects 42 million people across the country. Here in Hawaii, Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center's Care and Services Coordination team are helping end period poverty.

help and hope in the judiciary system

Navigating the judicial system can be overwhelming. But help is available. Learn how Hawaii's court system has evolved, the nonprofit groups that support the work being done, and how these organizations are ensuring justice for all.