On a Mission

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Bottles4College is a 501(c)(3) Non Profit Organization spearheaded by Genshu Price, a 16-year-old Hawaii kid, on a  Mission to collect recyclable bottles + cans to pay for college tuition of Hawaii kids who want to go to college.  Please join Genshu and collect recyclable bottles + cans and help kids, their future, and our planet at the same time!

"​Let everyone know that college, CAN do!"

#Collect2Protect #Save2Pave

The Ho'omau Fire Academy (HFA) was established in August 2020.  The leadership and mentors are members of the community who have backgrounds in Fire Service, Business and Education.  Through a series of classes, Cadets will be able to apply skills obtained in the academy towards future and career opportunities.

• for ages 16-24 y.o.

• 6 consecutive Saturdays

• public speaking, resume building, mock interviews, community service

• CPR/AED training

• Hands on training: forcible entry, hose deployment, hose advancement and hose loads

The Hawaii State Department of Education (HIDOE) state offices, complex area offices, and schools offer in-person student internships to provide students with opportunities to learn employability and technical skills related to their career interests.

Eligible students must be:

• At least 16 years of age;

• Enrolled in a HIDOE high school as a junior or senior or in a Community School for Adults; and

• Enrolled in a program of study that aligns with the internship (preferred).

Go to website to learn more and for instructions on how to apply. 

GO TO PDF: https://4.files.edl.io/5171/03/18/19/213640-b1bd760f-9c1a-4aa9-8b5d-fca478fbb838.pdf 

ALU LIKE, Inc. Statewide Year Round Employment & Training Youth Program Services We provide Year Round Supplemental Youth employment and training opportunities for Native Hawaiian, Native American Indian, and Alaska Native youth ages 14-24 years old. • 

Youth Program Services are outreach; intake; assessment of skill levels; career planning/counseling; development of individual employment plan; facilitation of remedial education, tutoring, study skills training, occupational skills training (including Dual Credit assistance allowing high school students to enroll in college classes, and earn credit toward high school graduation & a college degree), internships/paid work experiences, on-the-job training, entrepreneurial training, alternative secondary school services, supportive services, leadership development opportunities, financial literacy education; cultural job readiness/employment preparation; educational incentive allowances; job search and placement assistance; follow-up services; etc. 

Dream Navigator Career Planning System on-line and workbook incentive program. • 

Eligibility – Must be Low-income individual based on Federal Program income requirements; Selective Service verification (all males age 18-25); 1st Priority – Veterans & Eligible Spouses of Veterans.

'This program is for students who live in Hawaii or have ties to Hawaii.

The mission of PHCC is to increase awareness about health careers, connect students with mentoring, shadowing and research experiences, and provide campus exposure to health careers. Through their years in the Corps, students are given progressive responsibility and serve as mentors to incoming members, thus providing a group support system for students interested in pursuing health careers.

Becoming a Corps member is easy! Simply fill out the free online registration.

The Junior Health Scholar program allows high school students between the ages of 16-18 to shadow a current Health Scholar or work independently in the patient care setting dependent on site requirements. Junior Health Scholars observe how care delivery and administrative teams work together to deliver excellent care and explore whether a career in health care is right for them. The program is offered year-round at select sites in California, Washington and Hawaii. Most individuals complete the program in nine (9) months with a commitment of one 4-hour shift per week or two 2-hour shifts per week. For those looking to complete the program faster, we offer a 6-month and 3-month option where you will receive priority shift selection. For sites that have an expanded scope of practice these scholars will work independently alongside staff members to perform basic patient care.

LEEP Brochure

Program advisors will work to develop explorers in 3 main areas:

Career Development – Explorers are introduced to many different career opportunities both in the Honolulu Police Department and in their communities. Through Police Division tours explorers will see the different professionals who make the department function. While performing service projects in the community they will have the opportunity to connect to other citizens in various career fields as well.

Character Developing -Life skills like Resilience / Mental toughness, Self Confidence / Personal Initiative, Discipline / Accountability and Leadership / Mentorship are some of the many traits Explorers will develop and practice throughout the activities in our program.

Social Development – While participating in the many training and community events Explorers will have the opportunity to build their communication skills with empathetic and effective methods. They will interact with the community and their fellow explorers. They will learn how to network and learn the social skills to prosper in todays world.

Application PDF

Camp Volunteers Dates: 

All school breaks including one day breaks Hours: 8:00am – 4:30pm, 8:00am – 12:30pm, 12:30pm – 4:30pm 

Age: Students must be 15 years or older 

Responsibilities: Assist camp teachers by preparing materials, setting up and cleaning up the classroom, and helping to facilitate the camp curriculum. Additional responsibilities include supervising drop off and/or pick up, snack time and/or lunchtime, gallery play and outdoor games.

Qualifications: Must be mature, friendly, reliable, hard-working, and enjoy working with children. Must be able to function and communicate effectively on a team. New volunteers must attend a volunteer orientation. Experience working with elementary school children a plus!

 To Apply: Please fill out the volunteer application form and e-mail it to margo@discoverycenterhawaii.org. Applications will be reviewed in the order they are received. *Please return ASAP * We will contact you once your application is reviewed* Children’s Discovery Center  111 Ohe Street  Honolulu, Hawaii 96813