Ke Ola Mamo

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O'ahuʻs only Native Hawaiian Health Care System – strengthening the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of Native Hawaiians since 1988.

09/09/2026

Visit the link in our bio to contact us for any questions.

Mahalo!

09/08/2026

Due to the impending weather all KOM offices will be closed on 09/08/26.

We hope our communities continue to remain safe.

Mahalo!

08/27/2026

Aunty Ka’ala is a KOM treasure. She services a portion of our Ko’olaupoko area and has dedicated herself to being a champion of community initiatives.
If you are in need of services, serve the Windward areas, or just want to inquire, head over to our website to contact Aunty Ka’ala!

08/14/2026

As Tropical Storm Lala approaches the Hawaiian Islands, Ke Ola Mamo encourages our community to take time now to prepare and stay informed.

Please ensure your ʻohana has essential supplies, medications, drinking water, food, and a plan should conditions worsen. We also encourage everyone to check in with kūpuna, neighbors, and others who may need additional support.

Weather conditions and forecasts can change. Please continue to follow official updates from the National Weather Service and Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency for the most current information.

Preparation is an important part of caring for ourselves, our ʻohana, and our community.

E mālama pono.

Hawaii Emergency Management NWS Honolulu

08/12/2026

Ke Ola Mamo is partnering with Kaiser Permanente and Peau O Le Vasa for a 12-week Cultural Wellness Research Program designed to support healthier living through culture, connection, and ʻike.

Participants will receive:
• Weekly incentives
• Cultural learning experiences
• Healthy lifestyle support
• Community connection
• Guidance toward personal wellness goals

If you’re 18 or older, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, and living with high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, kidney disease, or a cardiovascular condition, we invite you to learn more.

Classes begin August 17 in Kapolei.

Contact Genie Naone at 808-845-3034
[email protected]

Space is limited. Register today and help shape a healthier future for our lāhui.

07/31/2026

In honor of Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea, a day connected to the restoration of Hawaiian sovereignty and an important reminder of history, ea, and the ongoing connection between culture, identity, and community wellbeing. Our offices will be closed.

As we reflect on ea, we also remember the importance of health, dignity, and self-determination for our lāhui.

We will return to normal operating hours on Monday August 3rd.

Mahalo!

07/28/2026

Our History Lives Through Us

The story of Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea is the story of our people.

EA!

07/21/2026

ʻAi pono or choosing healthy eating does not have to mean changing everything overnight.

Sometimes it starts with drinking more water.
Adding fruit to your plate.
Cooking at home one more time this week.
Choosing fish, kalo, ʻulu, vegetables, or local foods when you can.
Eating in a way that gives your body what it needs.
Wellness is not about shame. It is about small choices that help us feel better, stay stronger, and care for the bodies that carry us through life.
We believe health should feel connected to real life and the foods that remind us of home.

What is one small food choice you can make this week for your health?

07/14/2026

Congratulations to the haumāna of the Ka Lele I Ke Ola Program and their wonderful showcase of hula, mele, and ‘ike. KOM is so proiud to feature such vibrant community members perpetuating culture and positive influence.

A special mahalo to Kumu Gigi for your time, talents, and being a treasure to KOM and our community❤️

07/12/2026

A few beautiful group shots to share.
Windward Mall provided such a great space to share with our community.

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