Pat Sanford's late husband, John Henzel had a great sense of humor and lived joyfully and purposefully as an inspiration to all who were blessed to know him. John passed away peacefully surrounded by family at his home in Waikoloa, Hawaii at the age of 88. In honor of … [Read more...]
Hui Malama Po`o Rings in the New Year
January 15, 2019
Hui Malama Po`o, one of our Oahu support groups for individuals with traumatic brain injury, recently met to welcome the new year together. Participants discussed their plans for the new year as they continue their card making and crafting monthly meetings. For more information, please contact Val … [Read more...]
Annual Hilo Christmas Party a Big Hit Once Again
December 28, 2018
Hilo consumers from near and far gathered once again with their AILH ohana at Carvalho Park Pavilion for their annual Christmas party on December 21st. Local entertainment, ono food, and a time of festive fellowship was enjoyed by all. … [Read more...]
Happy Holidays at Hale Kuhao
December 17, 2018
AILH hosted a holiday luncheon for the residents of Hale Kuhao in Waipahu on Friday, December 14. Ono food and a time of fellowship was shared by all. … [Read more...]
Maui Consumers Ring in the Holidays
December 10, 2018
Maui consumers came from near and far to celebrate the holidays together at Leis Family Class Act Restaurant on the campus of UH Maui College on December 7. It was a wonderful time of enjoying local entertainment, ono food, and most of all a time of sweet … [Read more...]
45th Annual Maui Senior Fair
October 31, 2018
Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO) held their 45th annual Maui County "Engage at Every Age" Senior Fair on Saturday, October 27. Approximately 500 attendees shared a busy morning of information sharing and gathering. With the election coming up soon, many candidates for Maui County and State Office … [Read more...]
White Cane Safety Day Celebrated on Maui
October 23, 2018
On Monday, October 15th, Aloha Independent Living Hawaii along with Lions Clubs of Maui and Project Vision, celebrated White Cane Safety Day outside of the State Office Building on High Street in Wailuku. The white (or red and white) cane is a symbol of independence and blindness. The … [Read more...]
