Despite Federal Funding Cuts, INPEACE Continues to Facilitate Lifelong Learning
INPEACE, among the local nonprofits hurt by cuts in federal grants, has pivoted to seeking new funding while keeping its programs running, CEO Sanoe Marfil says.
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INPEACE, among the local nonprofits hurt by cuts in federal grants, has pivoted to seeking new funding while keeping its programs running, CEO Sanoe Marfil says.
Located at the Mission Houses, the collection includes 12,000 books and pamphlets as well as manuscripts, photographs and art.
Volunteers started out cleaning graffiti. Now they restore beaches, hiking trails and other natural places from mauka to makai.
The resource center at St. Francis Healthcare System helps people find specialist doctors, exercise classes, support groups and more.
The nonprofit distributes millions of pounds of excess food from restaurants, stores and farms to food pantries and homeless shelters.
Partners in Development Foundation runs vital programs such as Tūtū and Me and Ke Kama Pono.
The parenting classes can be especially helpful for fathers recovering from addiction or coming out of prison.
Healing Horses Kauai uses riding therapy to improve their patients’ physical, cognitive and emotional health.