Hoʻoikaika Partners
The Hoʻoikaika Partnership is a coalition of community-based organizations, individuals, county and state agencies committed to preventing child abuse and neglect in Maui County. Our hui is comprised of a wide range of community members, many who are providers of health and human services such as early childhood and parent educators, social workers, public health nurses, substance abuse counselors, law enforcement, faith-based leaders, teachers, and others concerned with ensuring our keiki grow up healthy, safe and supported.
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Casey Family Programs
Kelly Sim
Senior Director, Strategic Consulting
Child & Family Service
Lead Family Success Coach
Shana Orta
Director of Maui County Programs
Child Welfare Services
Leslie Armstrong
Child/Adult Protective Services Supervisor
Converge Consulting, Research & Training
Deb Marois
Principal/Founder
Department of Health, Children & Adolescent Mental Health Division
Quality Assurance Program Specialist
Department of Health
Public Health Education
Kristin Mills
Public Health Educator
Public Health Nursing
Heidi Taogoshi, RN
Public Health Nurse
Friends of the Children's Justice Center of Maui
Paul Tonnessen
Executive Director
Hawaii Children’s Action Network
Mai Hall
Children’s Health Coordinator
Heidi-ann Allencastre
Imua Family Services
Clinical Director, Early Childhood Specialist
Karen Worthington, JD
Consultant, Writer, Lawyer
Keiki O Ka 'Āina
Kehaulani Lacno
Community ‘Ohana Resource Educator
Leslie Garo
Maui Family Support Services, Inc.
Edel Baguio-Larena
CEO
Jayme Galase
Lead Parent Educator
Shelly Brown
Clinical Program Supervisor
Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi
Community Coordinator
Mindful Living Group
Jessica Brazil
CEO, Practice Manager
Parents and Children Together
Cayla Kutaka
Program Director
Connie Meekhof
Maui Family Peace Center Program Supervisor
Teran James Young Foundation
Director, Programs and Training
How to Become a Partner
Becoming a partner at Hoʻoikaika Partnership means joining a coalition of community-based organizations, individuals, county and state agencies dedicated to preventing child abuse and neglect in Maui County. As a partner, you will work alongside a diverse group of health and human service providers, law enforcement, educators, and community members who share the common goal of ensuring the health, safety, and support of our keiki. Together, we can make a lasting impact and keep ‘Ohana healthy, safe, and supported.
