Mālama Learning Center has created many programs, most in partnership with other groups as that is the way we work and the best way we can be most effective at reaching a wide audience for the long-term. Through these partnerships, we reach thousands of students, teachers, and community members every year. More than one-time experiences, we pride ourselves in providing multiple, if not, multi-year experiences that deepen relationships and offer support that will change lives as well as the environment around us. Please learn more about our current programs on this website. And contact us if you would like to participate in or otherwise support these programs.
Ola Nā Kini - a native and edible forest regeneration program program designed to heal the land, ocean, and multitude of life through engagement and education. The latest addition to this program is the Urban ʻĀina project in which we will work with communities to learn how to be more self-sufficient by growing plants that provide food and resources to sustain their families and our culture.
Hawaiʻi Green Collar Institute - short-term courses for students and teachers to provide experiences in green collar careers
Mālama ʻĀina Field School - credit-bearing summer school program based at Nānākuli High & Intermediate School and Wai'anae High School
Wai Huihia - A Kumu (Teacher) Network for ʻĀina and Place-Based Learning
WOW - Without Walls - hands-on workshops for families and the community
School Sustainability Projects - various environmental education projects at or with schools in Leeward Oʻahu district
Site Restoration Projects - special places in Leeward Oʻahu where Mālama Learning Center provides stewardship actions with students and community members
School and Community Gardens - gardens that Mālama Learning Center has helped create or currently manages
Outside Hawaiʻi TV - a statewide television show on Spectrum OC16 that Mālama Learning Center has the privilege to lead starting in 2021.
PROGRAMS LED BY PARTNERS
Islander Scholars - a program that honors high school juniors from Hawaiʻi public schools who exemplify what it means to be an Islander
Camp Pālehua - a place where environmental education has a home
Mālama Learning Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability
in its programs or activities.
Ola Nā Kini - a native and edible forest regeneration program program designed to heal the land, ocean, and multitude of life through engagement and education. The latest addition to this program is the Urban ʻĀina project in which we will work with communities to learn how to be more self-sufficient by growing plants that provide food and resources to sustain their families and our culture.
Hawaiʻi Green Collar Institute - short-term courses for students and teachers to provide experiences in green collar careers
Mālama ʻĀina Field School - credit-bearing summer school program based at Nānākuli High & Intermediate School and Wai'anae High School
Wai Huihia - A Kumu (Teacher) Network for ʻĀina and Place-Based Learning
WOW - Without Walls - hands-on workshops for families and the community
School Sustainability Projects - various environmental education projects at or with schools in Leeward Oʻahu district
Site Restoration Projects - special places in Leeward Oʻahu where Mālama Learning Center provides stewardship actions with students and community members
School and Community Gardens - gardens that Mālama Learning Center has helped create or currently manages
Outside Hawaiʻi TV - a statewide television show on Spectrum OC16 that Mālama Learning Center has the privilege to lead starting in 2021.
PROGRAMS LED BY PARTNERS
Islander Scholars - a program that honors high school juniors from Hawaiʻi public schools who exemplify what it means to be an Islander
Camp Pālehua - a place where environmental education has a home
Mālama Learning Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability
in its programs or activities.