Increase opportunities for waianae coast residents by developing the community's rich natural, cultural and human resources.

We empower children by connecting our keiki to the kai and 'aina to nurture a deeper sense of aloha and kuleana for the natural environment and themselves.

Provide educational and employment opportunities, focused toward youth, through the operation of a comprehensive range of community-based inter-woven activities, including an organic farm, college degree programs, internships, and in school curriculum based classes.

Provide social and cultural programs and deliver community wellness and human services.

To enable consumers to evaluate the performance of healthcare, promoting access, quality & savings.

Providing comprehensive services to families and individuals in need of becoming self sufficient and providing shelter services to the unsheltered and sheltered population.

To increase the population of heaven one soul at a time by sharing the hope, health, and harmony of heaven in all the world.

To support humane and resilient communities through behavioral health, advocacy. education and other human services competent in addressing the diversity of cultural and social patterns in individuals, families, and communities and incorporate community members of the waianae coast in governance, service delivery and evaluation.

To promote and encourage public interest in and support for diversified agriculture; creation of a demonstration farm that serves as a focal point for disseminating traditional farming techniques, foster an appreciation of the traditional cultural concept of the ahupua'a and encourage and support youth agriculture training programs and other educational endeavours.

Valley of the rainbows supports individuals to recognize their full potential, enrich their lives and discover new possibilities

The health center provides accessible and affordable medical and healing services.

To promote healing from substance abuse in a trauma-informed environment that integrates western best practices with hawaiian spiritual values.

The corporation is formed for the purpose of (i) to preserve and promote, as well as maintain the integrity of, the spiritual teachings of morrnah nalamaku simeona (1913-1992) who was a native hawaiian kahuna la'au lapa'au or healing priest. her mother, lilia,was one of the last kahuna la'au kahea or priest who heals with words. ms. simeona was a teacher of ho'oponopono, the ancient hawaiian spiritual practice of problem solving. in 1983, ms. simeona presented programs on ho'oponopono to the united nations. ms. simeona was the founder of the foundation of i, inc. ms. simeona's work involved the adaptation of ho'oponopono for modern usage to be applied to the individual through the process of self-identity through the ho'oponopono (sith process). the corporation will continue its efforts to promote the concept of sith in addition to preserving ms. simeona's teachings. (ii) to teach instructors how to teach the sith process so that those instructors can teach others how to achieve their

Building healthy communities by cultivating healthy people. a nonprofit co-creating a healthy, inclusive and productive farm-based community with homeless families, people with disabilities and youth since 1974.

Hoa aina o makaha's mission focuses on community self-reliance, supporting family, and peace-making on the waianae coast.