DUE TO COVID-19, WE ARE TEMPORARILY NOT HOSTING COMMUNITY EVENTS.
PLEASE BE SAFE AND WE WILL MEET AGAIN SOON.

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Inspiring Cultural And Environmental Wellness

Nestled beneath the Ko'olau mountains and watched over by the Olomana ridges is a beautiful large body of fresh water known as Kawainui, the heartbeat of Kailua ahupua'a. Surrounding this majestic body of water are many 'ili or small traditional land sections that border this large body of water, and one of these 'ili is Palalupe.

Ke Kahua O Kūaliʻi organization has been rehabilitating, restoring, and cultivating 14-acres that is known as Palalupe and Pohakea, two 'ili along the great water of Kawainui. In this space, we strive to inspire our community to build lasting and caring relationships with our culture, each other, and the island we live on.

We have temporarily paused our monthly community-volunteer opportunities on the third Sunday, we will update this website and our social media when we resume public events again.

Contact us today for more information about group visits.

**Join us for our community workday!   Visit our Volunteer Info page for more information.

Ke Kahua O Kūaliʻi is a grassroots 501(c)(3) located in Kailua along Kawainui, Oʻahu's largest wetland.

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