Aloha at Home

Raising children is hard, especially in today’s economy.

Recognizing the stress families face every day, Aloha at Home aims to reduce in-home violence and support keiki development by offering simple ways for ʻohana to build stronger and more healthy relationships.

Simple activities can bring more aloha into the home. A great place to start is learning how to combine Aloha Values with Protective Factors that promote resilience, connection and safety in the home.

Hoʻoikaika Partnership is partnering with Aloha at Home to provide a limited supply of free family toolkits.

To learn more about the purpose and the contents of these toolkits, watch this brief video of Kanoe Enos, co-founder of ʻAʻaliʻi Alliance, and Deb Marois, Hoʻoikaika Partnership Coordinator.

Aloha at Home is a project of the Safe & Nurturing Families initiative of the of Early Childhood Action Strategy, a statewide public-private collaborative designed to improve the system of care for Hawaii’s youngest children and their families.