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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
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Aquatics
All ages can learn to swim in our heated pool
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Camp & Retreat
Perfect for family reunions, company retreats, or a weekend escape, our cabins and grounds can accommodate up to 240 people
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Summer Day Camp
When school is out of session, kids can enjoy seasonal programs full of fun and enrichment
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Hawaiian Cultural Workshops & Events
Perpetuating Native Hawaiian traditions, values
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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 247-2124
Kokokahi Photo Gallery

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Waikalua Loko Fishpond
A Hands-On Outdoor Learning Experience for Families
Adults & Children (5 and up)
Want to spend Saturday doing something entirely different with your family? Come and spend the morning at a hands-on outdoor workshop at Waikalua Loko Fishpond in Kaneohe.
Learn about the science behind how fishponds operate; why fishponds were important to the Native Hawaiian people; and what efforts are currently ongoing to restore these unique Native Hawaiian cultural features. Plan to get dirty as part of the experience is participating in the ongoing effort to restore and maintain the Waikalua Loko Fishpond.
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Saturday November 14, 2009 |
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8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Meet at the Waikalua Loko Fishpond at 8:00 am. Workshop scheduled to end at 12:00 pm. |
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Free to YWCA Members
$5.00 to Guests
(Includes 1 adult/2 children)
Lunch included |
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Download Registration Form
To register you/your child/your family for this event, download registration form and mail or fax. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. |
Recommended for adults and children ages 5 and up. All children registered must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
To register you and you/your child for this event, download registration form, complete and send or fax to Kokokahi. For more information email Kokokahi or call 247-2124. Fax number is 247-6124.
This workshop is made possible through a partnership with Pacific American Foundation and Waikalua Loko I`a.
Download Event Flyer
Download Registration Form
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| Monday - Sunday |
8:00am - 5:00pm |
| Pool Hours (Open Swim) - Saturday |
2:00pm - 4:00pm |
kokokahi ywca
45-035 kane'ohe bay drive
kane'ohe, hi 96744
ph: (808) 247-2124
fx: (808) 247-6124
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did you know?
In 1927, Dr. Theodore Richards, former Principal of Kamehameha Schools, envisioned a community center where people of all races could come together as "one blood" or "kokokahi". In a time when it was the custom for communities to be segregated by race, Kokokahi was an unprecedented effort to breakdown racial barriers. The YWCA national committment to eliminating racism is in close harmony with Dr. Richard's vision and ensures our programs and services are inclusive and mindful of the dignity of others.
More Kokokahi History
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