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Keiki O Ka 'Āina > Programs
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Center-based preschool uses Montessori Method with Reggio Emilio to prepare students to excel in school. Literacy-driven curriculum is founded in Hawaiian language and culture.
More on our Preschool page
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Poli's Place is an inclusion setting for infants and toddlers with or without special needs. Parents attend with their keiki and all enjoy activities designed to promote optimal cognition, physical and emotional development.
More on our Preschool page
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Healthy Marriages Initiative-Ho'ohiki Pilina" (Maintaining Commitment): Strengthens and supports married or single couples seeking happy, healthy, lasting relationships.
More on our Healthy Marriages page
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The Lokahi Giving project and Keiki O Ka ' Āina have partnered to provide people with opportunities to relieve the burden of struggling individuals and families, especially the working 'gap group' through donations of goods, cash equivalents, enriching experiences, and advocacy.
More on our LOKAHI page
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Parent Participation Preschool
Community based parent interaction preschools involve parents and children working and playing in developmentally appropriate environments. The enriching experiences help parents become their child's first teacher.
More on our PPP page
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This internationally acclaimed program is research- proven to prepare children to enter school ready to learn. Parents learn about brain development, and ways to maximize their child's potential.
More on our Parents As Teachers page
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Interactive Montessori curriculum builds on Hawaiian language and values to give parents activities and lessons to share with their children. All are geared toward school success.
More on our Kulia I Ka Nu`u page
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Supporting Families Affected By Incarceration
Children, caregivers and incarcerated parents interact through mentoring, parenting classes and preschool programs designed to help families maintain bonds and children to thrive.
More on our Mentoring page
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KOKA's Hawaii Early Learning Partnerships for Childcare (HELP Childcare) Project builds accessible, culturally competent, high-quality childcare for Hawaiian children under age 13.
More on our HELP - Childcare page
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