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What's Happening

This Month

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Cho Global Natural Farming would like to begin teaching the community some Korean Gardening techniques.

Instructor has requested class participants to bring a notebook and something to write with to take notes.

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Cho Global

Natural Farming

Seating is limited and please RSVP to reserve your spot.
To register for:
Thursday, January 7th 10am to 12pm click here.
Thursday, January 21st 10am to 12pm click here.

For more information on Cho Global Natural Farming and please check out their webpage

Click here to visit CGNF website

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Introduction to Korean Farming Classes

Thursday January 7th  -  10am to 12pm

Thursday January 21st  -  10am to 12pm

All class participants will be required to follow all CDC and State Co-Vid guidelines. Please arrive no later than 10 minutes prior to class a the Nanawale Longhouse front gate. Visual health screenings and temperature checks will need to be completed prior to class.
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Nanawale Co-Vid testing

Nanawale Longhouse

      Tuesday, January 26th       

9:00am -12:00pm

Provider: Premier Medical Group

There is no upfront cost of COVID-19 test. If you have medical insurance, please bring your card and photo ID (your insurance provider will be charged, and there may be an associated copay to you) If you do NOT have medical insurance, there will be no fee.

Results are limited by the processing time of the lab, the typical processing time is 2-4 days, however it can be a shorter or longer time period. Test results will be available online through   https://my.clinicallabs.com

A special message from NCA Board president, Aunty Madie Greene

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Aloha kakou members of Nanawale Community!

 

These past months, during this COVID-19 pandemic, the Nanawale Community Association Board and Staff have taken enormous precautions to assure the safety of everyone we serve in the community.

 

Our Recreation Coordinator, Aaron Ferreira, has opened our pool for use (by appointment only) and also oversees a Mobile Learning Lab for Keikis. Our Maintenance Supervisor, Steve Fleming, has repaired all of our machinery and is now working on our septic system. We welcomed three newly elected Board members and recently, Allison Barrett, as our new General Manager who with the staff coordinated a successful Halloween drive thru. (Approximately 300 bags of candy were given out!)

Our Outreach for Homes Committee has made great progress on dealing with squatters and illegal structures and works closely with our Neighborhood Watch Patrol and Community Police Officer, Eddie Cardines. 

 

Currently the Board is working on several projects such as updating and amending the CC&R's and By-Laws, getting bids on road improvement projects and working with community members to develop programs to meet the needs within our neighborhood, such as our upcoming garden-oriented activities.

 

Over the past four months, Kanaka Ha'aheo (formerly known as the Bodacious Women of Pahoa) has held a monthly food Pantry (supported by the Food Basket) as well as weekly "Feed the People" events (sponsored by Councilwoman Ashley Kierkiewicz) and "Burrito in a Bowl" Fridays (co-sponsored by Janice Ikeda and Vibrant Hawaii). Mahalo to Captain Aaron and the Kanaka Ha'aheo team for taking this on. 

 

We are doing as much as we can during this pandemic situation to assist our community in time of need.

 

I bid you Peace, Joy and a safe Holiday!

 

Warmest Aloha,

Madie Greene, President

Nanawale Community Association

We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone. If you need to contact us, please email outreachforhomes@nanawalecommunity.com

We apologize for any inconvenience

Mahalo,

NCA

Mobile Learning Labs

The Department of Education Mobile Learning Lab will be returning to Nanawale

Wednesday, January 20th from 8am to 1:30pm

The Department of Education's Mobile Learning Labs have various locations like Kalapana, Nanawale and Maku'u Farmer's Market.

If you are interested in registering our child for this program please, email cornelia.haliniak@k12.hi.us

You may also visit their Nanawale Community Affiliate page.

Hawaii Department of Education

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Dates to Remember

Friday, January 1, 2021 - Happy New Year (Office & Pool Closed)

 

Monday, January 18, 2021 - Martin Luther King Jr Holiday (Office & Pool Closed)

Tuesday, January 26th 2021 - Co-Vid Testing

Thursday, January 28th, 2021 - Kanaka Ha'aheo Food Pantry Event @11am

January 2021 Calendar

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Keiki Drawing Fun

Let your keiki ages 5 - 12 years of age get socially reaquainted with other children their age in a safe environment practcing all CoVid safety protocols.

To ensuire safety protocol, we require all children to pre-register.

Please register your child for the following class dates

 

Friday, January 29th 2021      2pm - 3pm

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SWIMMING POOL

NOW OPEN ON MONDAYS!

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The NCA Swimming Pool hours and days of operation will now include Mondays beginning Monday, January 25th.

NCA members who wish to use the swimming pool may call (808) 965-8688 to make an appointment.

Swimming pool is open by appointment only

Beginning January 25th

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,

Saturday & Sunday

10am to 3pm

NCA follows all CDC, State and County CoVid Guidelines

For more information on NCA guidelines in order to use the pool safety, please visit our NCA Swimming pool page or click here.

Hale Iki - Neighborhood Place of Puna

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Homelessness can have lifelong negative developmental and health impacts on a child. Children who experience homelessness are more vulnerable to child abuse and neglect. The longer a child remains homeless, the more bleak the outcome. Children raised in persistent poverty, including periods of homelessness, are less likely to finish school. They are at higher risk for incarceration, teen pregnancy/parenthood, substance abuse, and a life of poverty.

 

For more information, please click here

 

 

 

 

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