Community Health Seat
In formationChronic disease prevention and culturally grounded health guidance.
This is a cooperative effort — the funder, advisors, partners, and community shape the work together, not from a distance. Kūkākūkā means to consult and talk things through. Many of these relationships are still forming during the funded phase; we name them honestly, and we grow them with care.
Our advisory council brings cultural, clinical, veteran, and lived-experience perspectives to every decision. Seats are filled as relationships are confirmed.
Chronic disease prevention and culturally grounded health guidance.
Protocol, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, and place-based grounding.
Veteran-centered programming and the Keehi memorial legacy.
Media training, ʻŌlelo curriculum, and public dissemination.
Community priorities, access, and accountability.
We document our engagement openly. Summaries and semi-annual records are published here as the work proceeds.
Align on SMART objectives, roles, and the engagement cadence with the funder and founding partners. [summary]
Read the summary (PDF)Gather community priorities on chronic disease, food access, and training interests. [summary]
Read the summary (PDF)Review early progress, content, and cultural grounding with seated advisors. [summary]
Read the summary (PDF)Healthy communities take many hands. We collaborate across sectors — each contributing what they do best toward shared goals.
Shared stewardship of goals, reporting, and continuous improvement.
SeatedEvidence-based prevention content and referral pathways.
In formationProtocol, place-based knowledge, and food-system grounding.
In formationTraining cohorts and distribution of community stories.
In formationCurriculum, cohorts, and pathways into garden and media work.
In formationVeteran outreach, support, and the Keehi memorial connection.
SeatedYour input shapes our priorities. Ask a question, offer feedback, or explore advising or partnering with us.