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Building a Healthier Future Together - Hawaii Business Magazine - Vimarsana News

Building a Healthier Future Together - Hawaii Business Magazine

Kaiser Permanente is working to help address Maui’s mental health needs and forms nonprofit partnerships to increase food security in the Islands.

What to do in Hawaii? Locals weigh in on if these popular spots are worth the hype - Vimarsana News

What to do in Hawaii? Locals weigh in on if these popular spots are worth the hype

These tourist attractions are always on Hawaii must-do travel lists, but are they worth it for an authentic trip? Here's what locals have to say.

Source: yahoo.com
This initiatives aim to address critical needs for our kūpuna - Vimarsana News

This initiatives aim to address critical needs for our kūpuna

In a bid to provide better access to health insurance and nutritious meals in West Oʻahu, two vital initiatives have taken root: the launch of Get2insurance’s monthly visits to Waianae and the introduction of the King Lunalilo Trust’s Kūpuna Meals-To-Go Program. These initiatives aim to address critical needs within the community and enhance the well-being […]

Source: khon2.com
On this day in history, August 21, 1959, Hawaii becomes the 50th state: 'A stronger nation' - Vimarsana News

On this day in history, August 21, 1959, Hawaii becomes the 50th state: 'A stronger nation'

Hawaii officially became a U.S. state on this day in history, August 21, 1959, after more than half a century as a territory. The day is known as "Statehood Day."

Native Hawaiian fund exceeds $1M for Maui relief - Vimarsana News

Native Hawaiian fund exceeds $1M for Maui relief

The Maui relief fund started Wednesday by the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, Alaka‘ina Foundation Family of Companies and Kako‘o Hale­akala has quickly exceeded its goals.