Overview

We strive to achieve health equity for the keiki and adolescents in our community, to support and help them thrive, recognizing that health is relevant to well-being and academic success. We aim to do this by meeting students where they spend the majority of their time – at school. By doing so, we are able to eliminate barriers to care such as transportation, parents’ time off from work, inadequate availability of appointments at a child’s PCP office, and lack of health insurance. We understand that social determinants of health influence health outcomes and are typically factors that cannot be controlled. To ease the burden on our families, we are here to connect them not only to integrated health services but also with community resources we have available, such as access to food, health insurance, and specialty care.