The old Keiki O Ka Aina campus. Recently purchased land came with old buildings on the lot that became offices and storage facilities for the agency. Aging buildings that leaked and were rotten from the years of exposure to the moist wet climate of Kalihi Valley and took its toll on them. Plans were to renovate and rebuild on the land to remove the buildings and accommodate educational and training facilities.

The new Keiki O Ka Aina campus. Extreme Makeover | Home Edition and Brookfield Homes Hawaii's renovation removed the old buildings and placed the new Akana home in the big open space along with a two story community center building in the location of the previous main office building. Accommodations were made for a natural spring that was on the property that will supply water to a loi (taro patch) with the remaining open area dedicated to an outdoor classroom of indigenous Hawaiian plants.