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1		Kihei, HI
2		HONOLULU, HI
3		KAILUA KONA, HI
4		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
5		HANALEI, HI
6		Honolulu, HI
7		HONOLULU, HI
8		HONOLULU, HI
9		HONOLULU, HI
10		KANEOHE, HI
11		WAILUKU, HI
12		HONOLULU, HI
13		HONOLULU, HI
14		Pepeekeo, HI
15		Kamuela, HI

The spreads the Gospel Jesus, establishes churches, provides leadership pastoral training, reaches out to orphans troubled youth, offers Christian counseling assists in relief efforts.

DEVELOPS AND SUPPORTS FAMILY-CENTERED, COMMUNITY- DRIVEN SERVICE DELIVERY MODELS THAT ASSURE THE SAFETY AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS AT-RISK ABUSE AND/OR NEGLECT.

HOSTS THE "KONA BREWERS FESTIVAL- AND THEIR MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS AND AWARENESS FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, THE WELL-BEING OF HAWAIIS YOUTH AND CULTURE THROUGH THE CELEBRATION OF HANDCRAFTED BREWS AND LOCAL CUISINE IN A SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY GATHERING ON THE ISLAND OF HAWAII.

ORGANIZED FOR ACHIEVING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH RESTORING SOCIAL JUSTICE AND HAWAIIAN SOVEREIGNTY.

Enhance the cultural, economic, and community development of the North Shore of Kauai. Seek solutions to support the capacity of community based and driven projects for the well-being of the community and its environment.

The mission of the is to resource Black, Indigenous, Identifying People of Color, and historically oppressed people, in their around emotional, physical, spiritual, and mental well-being.

TO FULFILL INTENT OF QUEEN EMMA AND KING KAMEHAMEHA IV TO PROVIDE QUALITY HEALTHCARE TO IMPROVE WELL-BEING OF NATIVE HAWAIIANS AND ALL PEOPLE OF HAWAII.

WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1896 AND INCORPORATED IN 1910 TO PARTNER WITH THOSE WHO HAVE THE GREATEST NEED IN OUR COMMUNITY, EMPOWERING THEM TO ENHANCE THEIR WELL-BEING THROUGH EDUCATION, HEALTH AND RECREATION.

TO PROMOTE WELLNESS, PREVENT ILLNESS, REDUCE STIGMA, AND IMPROVE THE CARE, TREATMENT, AND EMPOWERMENT OF PEOPLE WITH ILLNESS - CHILDREN, ADULTS, ELDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF THOSE IN OUR CARE THROUGH COMPASSIONATE PERSONALIZED IN OUR HOME AND YOURS.

TO PROMOTE SEXUAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING IN COUNTY.

PREVENT AND URINARY TRACT DISEASE and IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THESE DISEASES.

TO PROVIDE AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO PERSONS WITH SERIOUS AND PERSISTENT MENTAL ILLNESSES.

To radically support the emotional, physical, and spiritual health of our community by offering its members accessible, state-of-the-art opportunities to improve their overall health and well-being from birth;To provide programs that offer the community members both traditional and holistic modes, methods and options of healing;To acquire, create and maintain a sustainable land base, reflecting an ahupua'a (Hawaiian land division), with a focus on using indigenous Hawaiian sciences for health and well-being, through modalities such as naturopathic medicine, 'ai pono (native diet), colon hydrotherapy, lomilomi, ho'oponopono, natural birthing and regenerative subsistence agriculture.

Our mission is to improve health and well-being of residents of Hawaii through education and increasing access to healing arts.

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