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Moloka‘i <strong>Programs</strong>People Attentive to Children(PATCH) Phone (Moloka‘i & Lna‘i):1-800-498-4145 Web site: www.PatchHawaii.org<strong>Parent</strong> <strong>Education</strong> ClassesClassesPATCH provides childcare referral information to the families of Hawai‘i.Through PATCH, parents learn about the types of childcare available in theircommunity, learn how to choose quality childcare, and get assistance with theirspecial childcare needs.PATCH offers various classes in topics such as growth and development,relationships and guidance, planning learning experiences, health, safety, andnutrition. Classes are geared toward childcare providers and those working withyoung children (birth – age 5). Visit the PATCH Web site for class descriptions, parent information, childcareprovider resources, local contact numbers, and much more Call the local office for class information and scheduling Fee: Most services are free, including the majority of training classes22
O‘ahu <strong>Programs</strong>Alu Like, <strong>In</strong>c.Plama I N Keiki (Cherish theChildren) ProjectAdministrative Office458 Keawe StreetHonolulu, HI 96813 Phone: 535-1314 Fax: 523-3465 Contact Person: Milly KongHonolulu Area OfficeKingsgate Plaza555 North King Street, Suite 104Honolulu, HI 96817 Phone: 843-1417 Fax: 845-3815 Contact Person: Sherry MenzaLeeward Area OfficeCampbell Square, Kapolei Building1001 Kamokila Boulevard,Suite 105Kapolei, HI 96707 Phone: 674-8414 Fax: 674-8414 Contact Person: Leah WhitneyWindward Area OfficeWindward City Shopping <strong>Center</strong>45-480 Kne‘ohe Bay Drive,Unit C-9Kne‘ohe, HI 96744 Phone: 235-6559 Fax: 235-8658 Contact Person: Linda ObayashiHome Visitor ServicesServicesPlama I N KeikiThis program provides kkua (assistance) to mothers and fathers of NativeHawaiian children to prepare their keiki (children), prenatal to age 5, for futureeducational success. Services include prenatal and parent/child activities suchas home visits, workshops, and parent/toddler groups. Topics include parentingskills, child development, school readiness, Hawaiian culture, nutrition, andhealth. Participation in the program is voluntary. Eligibility: Children of Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian ancestry Target Population: Preference is given to pregnant women, families with orexpecting their first or second child, and children up to age 6 months Fee: Free23
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