kokokahi

Kokokahi offers YWCA members a place for the whole family to participate in cultural, educational and recreational activities together. Located on Kane'ohe Bay, families have access to over 11 acres of waterfront property which includes a full-size gymnasium, a functional kitchen and dining area, a pool with locker rooms, overnight cabins, and multiple classrooms and meeting spaces.

at kokokahi you will find

•	Aquatics  All ages can learn to swim in our heated pool
•	Camp & Retreat Perfect for family reunions, company retreats, or a weekend escape, our cabins and grounds can accommodate up to 240 people
•	Summer Day Camp When school is out of session, kids can enjoy seasonal programs full of fun and enrichment
•	Hawaiian Cultural Workshops & Events Perpetuating Native Hawaiian traditions, values and practices.

Kokokahi is available for conferences, camping and other events including weddings, retreats, grad night and pool parties.  For rental information click here.

For more information about Kokokahi you can email us or call Shelly Carreira at (808) 247-2124.

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Hawaiian Inside Tracking Project Hawaii U'i Camp for Girls Led by Brother Noland March 15 - March 17, 2010 An outdoor overnight experience connecting girls with the natural environment, tracking and indigenous knowledge. About the Experience Using nature and the outdoors as the teacher, the U‘i Camp  provides girls with the opportunity to make contact with the ocean, the land, and the natural world around them. Through hands-on experiences, camp participants will learn about the science and art of tracking, the indigenous native method of using all of your intelligences in a multi-dimensional way. Self-awareness, personal development, cultural and nature awareness, and survival skills are cultivated as a part of this unique and rare opportunity that connects contemporary girls with traditional teachings and knowledge. About Brother Noland Renowned as a talented musician and cultural educator, Brother Noland has also worked extensively with the youth of Hawai‘i partnering with a number of organizations including Kamehameha Schools, Boys and Girls Club of Hawai‘i, University of Hawai‘i, Pacific American Foundation, Palama Settlement, Myron Thompson Academy, and the YWCA of O‘ahu. When: Monday March 15 thu March 17, 2010 Where: Kokokahi YWCA 45-035 Kane‘ohe Bay Drive Who: Girls ages 10-14 (entering 6th through 8th grade) For more information email Shelly Carreira at Kokokahi or call her at (808) 247-2124.