Hawaii Medical Center West

Ke Ola Mamo in Honolulu, HI is the only Native Hawaiian health care system on O’ahu. Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a vital role in bridging the gap between the organization and the communities it serves. These dedicated individuals ensure that essential care and information are readily available, empowering families to proactively manage their well-being. CHWs provide personalized health education and guide individuals towards relevant resources, delivering support tailored to each family's unique requirements. Through the unwavering commitment of CHWs, Ke Ola Mamo continues to enhance the health and wellness of communities across Oʻahu. Visit a Ke Ola Mamo Health Center to engage with your local CHW and begin your health journey. Embracing the values of Lokahi (Unity), Kuleana (Responsibility and Privilege), Ho'omau (Perseverance), and Imi Na'auao (Seek Knowledge), Ke Ola Mamo's mission is to empower Native Hawaiians to achieve optimal health and well-being. By fostering a culture of Aloha, Love, and Reciprocity, Ke Ola Mamo is dedicated to supporting individuals on their path to better health. Connect with Ke Ola Mamo to start your personalized health journey today. Generated from the website content

Pacific Health Ministry (PHM) is a not-for-profit organization established in 1986, dedicated to developing hospital ministry and Clinical Pastoral Education programs in Hawaii. With a mission to provide high-quality interfaith spiritual care and pastoral training, PHM equips students from around the world and educates the local community. As the only fully accredited institution in Hawaii by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, PHM brings together a community of healthcare and religious leaders, offering essential clinical training to future chaplains. The organization focuses on enhancing the spiritual care aspect of healthcare, tackling complex bioethical and end-of-life issues in a culturally diverse environment. Generated from the website