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Kukulu Kumuhana Day Camps
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WHAT IS KUKULU KUMUHANA?
Kūkulu Kumuhana is a free, one-week summer camp, immersing Hawaiian children, youth and adults in exciting, culture-based learning in the environment. Daily activities include:
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hana noʻeau, with materials found at Lihikai
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mālama ʻāina, taking care of Lihikaiʻs land and water resources
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mele, oli and hula about Keaukaha
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preparing healthy, ʻono lunches ma ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi
Camp ends with a Saturday Hōʻike to the participants ʻohana and community about the things learned during the week, followed by a free lunch for all.
LOCATION
Lihikai outdoor learning laboratory at Onekahakaha Beach Park in Keaukaha, Hilo on Hawaiʻi Island, also known as Uncle Keoneʻs place.
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
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Children and youth (ages 10-17) interested in learning more Hawaiian language and culture
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Adults who are or want to become teachers of Hawaiian students
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Parents with children below 10, who want to immerse themselves and their children in a Hawaiian learning environment
DAILY WEEKDAY SCHEDULE
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Drop off: 7:30 AM Pick-Up: 5:00 PM
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Saturday will be a Hōʻike ʻOhana from 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
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Free Breakfast & Lunch provided every day!
For more information contact krisha@kuakanaka.com
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Mahalo to our sponsors
Kūkulu Kumuhana 2022 is brought to you by Kū-A-Kanaka LLC, a native Hawaiian social enterprise with over 35 years of experience in culture-based, place-based, project-based education. Our fiscal sponsor is Hoʻoulu Lāhui, a Hawaiʻi Island based non-profit organization.
Funding for the camps is provided by a
USDOE Education grant called Hoʻomōhala ʻIke Kumu ʻĪnana (HIKI)
Waiākea Water will provide water bottles and water