At Neighborhood Place of Puna, we believe strong families build strong communities. That belief is behind our newest initiatives serving East Hawaiʻi: the Family & Youth Street Outreach Program and the Neighborhood Place Resource Centers …
In 2025, families, youth, and individuals across Hawaiʻi Island turned to Neighborhood Place of Puna during moments of crisis, transition, and hope. Through new programs, expanded drop-in centers, and deepened partnerships, we widened access to …
The holiday season has a way of reminding us what truly matters: connection, compassion, and showing up for one another, especially when times are hard. Here on Hawaiʻi Island, many of our neighbors are facing …
For many families on Hawaiʻi Island, accessing support isn’t always simple. Whether you live in Puna, Kaʻū, Hilo, Honokaʻa, or one of the many rural areas in between, getting from Point A to Point B …
Every year on October 10, people around the world observe World Homeless Day, a time to raise awareness, celebrate progress, and recommit to the shared goal of ending homelessness. Here on Hawaiʻi Island, for many …
When we think of peace, many of us picture quiet landscapes, time with loved ones, or a sense of calm within ourselves. But true peace in a community goes much deeper. Peace means families have …
August is National Wellness Month, a time to pause and reflect on what it really means to be well. For some, wellness might bring to mind images of yoga mats, green smoothies, or time at …
Summer should be a time of joy, rest, and connection. Whether you’re a parent, guardian, or caring family member, finding activities that are affordable and engaging can feel overwhelming. That’s why we created this guide: …
We’re halfway through the year, summer is officially here, and it’s a great time to pause, reflect, and celebrate the impact we’ve made together so far. From February through May, our programs have been hard …
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a great time to prioritize your mental well-being. What does it mean to mālama your mind? In Hawaiian, mālama means to care for, protect, and preserve. This value extends …
