Wainohia Kitamura
Wainohia is a senior at Kapa'a High School and this is her fourth year as a HOSA member. She is this year's 2024-2025 Kapaa HOSA President. She participates in a variety of sports including cross country, soccer, tennis and track. Her goal for HOSA this year is to lead this club into more opportunities in community service and leadership, encourage others to learn more about healthcare careers and get some of our students to Nashville, Tennessee for this year's HOSA ILC competition.
Hannah Kostka
Hannah is a junior at Kapa'a High School. This year for HOSA she wants to helkp members have a fun experience that involves healthcare and encourage more people to participate in CTSO
Aedyn Umalla
Aedyn is a junior at Kapa'a High School. She joined HOSA to learn more about the health field. Her goal for this year is to place in the physical therapy competition at the SLC so that she can compete in Nashville this June.
Curren Pope
My name is Curren Pope and I am a senior at Kapa’a high school. I signed up to become an HOSA officer so I could learn more about the program and help assist others in their HOSA journey. I was in another school until second semester of my junior year so I was unable to join earlier. I am now a HOSA secretary ready to make an impact in this club.
Stella Maddock is currently a junior at Kapaa High School. This year her goal in HOSA is to build strong connections, whether it’s within the club or through community service. She wants to work hard this year as an officer and help our club towards success.
Our PSA from 2022 has a special place in our hearts. For months, the infant daughter of one of our academy graduates has been fighting for her life and really needs a bone marrow match. We hope that this short PSA will help her and others find their match.
This year our PSA is about mental health. So many people avoid getting help because they feel like they are weak for asking. Never be afraid to reach out!
The 2024 PSA submission from Kapa'a High School is a short documentary style introduction to the dangers of fentanyl. Remember fentanyl kills!
HOSA Members Through The Years
2015-2016
2016-2017
2017-2018
2019-2020
2021-2022
2022-2023
2023-2024