Kauai United Way

Child & Family Service is a nonprofit human services provider, founded as Associated Charities in 1899. Based in Lihue, Hawaii, it operates over 30 programs on Oahu, Kauai, Maui, Lanai, Molokai and the Big Island. It provides services to aid abused children and spouses, at-risk teenagers along with children diagnosed with autism. It also provides employee assistance, elder care, refugee and immigrant services, besides helping children in need of foster home and adoption placements. Child & Family Service is affiliated to Aloha United Way, Alliance for Children and Families, Hawaii Island United Way, Maui United Way and Kauai United Way.

About KPAA As Kauai grows, so too do the challenges to our rural lifestyle and quality of life. It is the mission of Kauai Planning & Action Alliance ( KPAA ) to provide a forum for community groups, government and businesses to work together to find long-term solutions to issues that emerge as we grow and develop. Solutions need to be consider the needs of future generations, not just current and near-term needs. We believe that work on these island-wide issues requires collaboration and focused action by a broad cross-section of our population. We facilitate the work of action teams and advisory groups, using a carefully designed-framework that sets goals, advances knowledge, creates plans and implements actions. Emphasis is placed on establishing indicators of success that can be tracked and reported to the community. Kauai Planning & Action Alliance is an organization of organizations , whose members are nonprofit and community groups, business associations, and county, state and federal agencies. Our members determine the island issues requiring action. 2959 Umi Street, HI 96766 Lihue Suite 201 Phone 808.632.2005 Fax 808.632.2018

Hale 'Opio Kaua'I provides educational, prevention, diversion and treatment programs for children, youths and families through residential and community programs. The organization provides residential treatment services to males and females aged between 11 and 18. Its licensed therapists offer weekly individual and family therapy sessions. Hale 'Opio Kaua'I provides public school education and campus support and monitoring services to residents. It also organizes a fine arts program that offers training in ceramics, photography and other media, as well as provides opportunities for youths to participate in art shows. In addition, the organization provides family conferencing, adolescent diversion and independent living services. Hale 'Opio Kaua'I is located in Lihue, Hawaii.