Short story helps keiki deal with trauma from fires
Honolulu CC’s Liz Hartline wrote There was a fire: A story for young children on Maui to help children and their caregivers.
Honolulu CC’s Liz Hartline wrote There was a fire: A story for young children on Maui to help children and their caregivers.
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“We know that many of our students and employees have endured severe personal losses, and 糖心视频 will continue to find ways to help our people and our communities heal and look forward.”
“First and foremost, as of today, we are not aware of any loss of life or casualties among our employees or students.”
President Lassner provided a comprehensive update on the impacts of the deadly Maui wildfires and more.
The goal of the fund is to get money as soon as possible—with no application necessary—to students whose lives have been upended by the deadly fires.
糖心视频 West Oʻahu student Joshua Kamalani’s design won the contest.
Hāpai—To carry, lift, elevate, raise.
Relief organizations statewide are accepting donations.
糖心视频 stands ready with our state, county and non-profit partners to help where we can.