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Kaho`omiki continues to proudly
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Since 2003, students at A Plus
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The Aloha State Games are an
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The Hawaii Senior Olympics
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HAHPERD State Conference – May 11

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Developing Healthy Habits Through Challenge Based Learning


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2013 Hawaii Physical Activity & Nutrition Summit

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The 2013 Hawaii Physical Activity & Nutrition Summit is coming up on May 23-24, 2013. Join us at the Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio Hotel to talk about “Good Health: Good Policy.”


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Kaho’omiki in Motion!

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Check out how we are doing in the community!




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Martial Arts Schoolfest

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Join us on Sunday, April 7th as we work with martial arts schools from all over ‘Oahu to exhibit and appreciate the traditions and disciplines of Martial Arts. This event will provide support for the continuance as $5 from each registration we be donated to a designated martial arts school. $20 per registration gets you..an event t-shirt, an official Aloha State Games medallion, and more!


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Statewide Conference Regarding Sequestration

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Aloha: When Congress returns to session next Monday, February 25, they will once again face the federal budget crisis and the sequestration issue. There is no way of knowing whether this impending deadline will once again be postponed or if the sequestration reductions will actually occur. However, we thought it prudent to establish a communication platform that will allow us all to interact if we are indeed faced with the sequestration funding reductions.

The Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations (HANO) and Aloha United Way (AUW) invite you to join us in a statewide conversation about the potential impacts of sequestration. You can join us at the AUW offices or join via teleconference.


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Take the Challenge from Home Thursday!

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We’re just 24 hours away from the Afterschool for All Challenge! Tomorrow, while afterschool leaders are on Capitol Hill meeting with elected officials and their staffs, hundreds more in your own state and across the country will be taking action at home to let their Members of Congress know that they support the afterschool programs that keep kids safe, inspire learning and help working families. Join them — Add your name now to accept the Challenge and let Congress know about the need for more afterschool resources in your community. Call, meet and email Congress on Afterschool for All Challenge day: TOMORROW, Feb. 7, 2013. Once you sign on, we’ll send you personalized tips and information to contact Congress.

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Register Now for 5210 Keiki Run ~ February 16, 2013

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Please join us for the 5210 Keiki Run this February 16, 2013!

You can register now until February 1, 2013 for this great event:

Registration: Now-February 1, 2013
Event Date: February 16, 2013
Distance: 1.5 mile untimed race
Course: Neal Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall on Ward Avenue, circling around historic McKinley High School–right on King St., right on Pensacola, right on Kapiolani Blvd., and finally, right on Ward Avenue to the Finish Line.

SCHEDULE: Please arrive early enough to hear the pre-race instructions.

7:00 AM ARRIVE AT NEAL BLAISDELL CENTER. Parking first come, first serve
(free parking pass given in packet; pick up dates are posted on on-line form)
7:15 AM RUNNERS TO STAGING AREAS
7:30 AM HAWAII 5210, LET’S GO! PROGRAM BEGINS
7:35 AM DANCE WARM UPS
7:55 AM RACE INSTRUCTIONS, NATIONAL ANTHEM
8:00 AM 5-2-1-0, READY SET GO! (race begins)
8:15 AM HEALTHY BREAKFAST
8:15 AM LET’S GO! PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES & T-SHIRT DISTRIBUTION

Entire family can run and needs a running number for insurance purposes.

Click here for more information.

Register here!


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Honolulu Weekly Obesity Articles

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Check out some wonderful articles this week in Honolulu Weekly profiling the need for obesity prevention in the islands. Also find out what is being done to combat this epidemic:

Fat Intervention

Defeating Obesity






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Our Mission Statement

To actively support and encourage lifelong healthy lifestyles through physical activity, good nutrition, and community and social interaction, to enhance the quality of life for all Hawai`i residents.



Financial Limitations

Kaho`omiki is a small non-profit with limited resources, and therefore limits its payments primarily to direct costs – a maximum flat rate of 1.5 percent (1.5 %) will be allowed for indirect (overhead) costs.