The First Jobs Academy supports young adults (14-24 years old) by training in life skills and becoming work ready. The program also trains employers to become helpful, knowledgeable mentors for young adults entering the work world. This training prepares young adults with the skills they need to get the jobs they want.
Imua Prevention education is a program that provides direct instruction on substance abuse prevention, risky behaviors, comprehensive sexual health, healthy relationships and the dynamics of effective communication.
The Hawai‘i Street Outreach Program will increase the safety, well-being, self-sufficiency and number of permanent connections with caring adults among runaway, homeless,and street youth ages 12-21 in Hawai‘i by Encouraging, Providing, and Coordination.
Kaua‘i Teen Court is a collaborative effort between Hale ‘Ōpio Kaua‘i, Police, Prosecutor, and Office of the Mayor, Fifth Judicial Circuit Court, and other public and private agencies.
Juvenile Client and Family Services of the Fifth Judicial Circuit selects youthful offenders to participate in this restorative justice program.
Victim Impact Classes are designed to provide juveniles on probation with an opportunity to accept responsibility for their harmful actions.
Emergency Shelter, Therapeutic Family Homes, Transitional Family Homes, and Independent Living Program, Intensive Independent Living Skills Treatment.
Ke Kahua O Ka Malamalama youth learn and practice Hawaiian arts, cultural traditions, and values taught by selected kupuna and directly experienced while hiking, paddling canoe, and exploring their natural environment.
https://haleopio.org/
(808) 977-8209
