inside hawaiian humane society's new campus
Michelle LiuHawaiian Humane Society is expanding its outreach to the west side of Oahu. The Kosasa Family Campus in Ewa Beach celebrated its grand opening in May. Take a tour of the new campus and learn about the services that HHS provides for Leeward Coast residents who are gaining health benefits from pet ownership.
Eat Well
mother’s day recipes kids can make
Cooking and baking are not only fun for kids, these activities can also aid in early childhood development and teach them about nutrition. In honor of Mother’s Day, round up the keiki and have them pitch in with these easy and delicious recipes. Encourage them to help regularly in the kitchen and give parents the priceless gift of a year-round kitchen helper.
Upcoming Events
Don't miss out on these events that are heading your way!
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Sunday, June 4, 2023
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Honolulu,
Oahu
BONE-ified Talk: A Workshop on Osteoporosis
Friday, June 9, 2023
10:00 AM-11:00 AM
Pearl City,
Oahu
Hawaii Kuauli Pacific & Asia Cultural Festival Opening Celebration
Friday, June 9, 2023
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Kailua-Kona,
Big Island
From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
Family-run businesses aren't hard to find in Hawaii. Walk in to such a business and you'll instantly pick up on the warmth and friendliness vibe. Here are four families whose hard work and commitment to each other and their community have earned them a faithful, supportive customer base.
There are many reasons people welcome a pet into their home. Whether it’s for companionship, security, or just plain love, these creatures become part of the family. Owning a pet even has health benefits. Walking or playing with a pet regularly can lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels and pets can also help with loneliness and depression. Here are a few stories of how four-legged friends influenced the health and happiness of humans.
How does a multi-generational family live under one roof? With a lot of love and a little bit of patience, they make it work.
kidney disease: a killer in the shadows
Kidney disease affects 37 million Americans with one-third of the U.S. population at increased risk for it. And Hawaii has a 30% higher rate of kidney failure than the national average. Read about the efforts to treat kidney disease and improve the quality of life for patients in our state.
Natalie Iwamoto discovers her love for surfing! In this first-person essay, Iwamato discusses sharing her passion with her 12-year-old daughter and the life lessons she's learned from being in the water.