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Our Stories
Executive Director
/ March 19, 2021
For Makana, growing up was a challenge after experiencing the sudden death of his beloved Father, Mike, when he was 11...
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Executive Director
/ November 20, 2017
HONOLULU — For a glimpse of the effect of Kids Hurt Too Hawaii on grief-stricken children, look no further than...
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Executive Director
/ August 14, 2017
Learning to Care for Others Kanani, 8, a victim of domestic violence, learns to care for others while a mentor...
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Executive Director
/ July 12, 2017
HONOLULU — For Nikki Gregory, the hard truth was that staying with the father of her three daughters was not going...
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Executive Director
/ June 5, 2017
HONOLULU – Nicole Puente is the first to admit that her divorce six years ago from her children’s father wasn’t...
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Executive Director
/ November 19, 2016
It is a privilege to watch as the children grow and heal. Pictured here are Jamie and Malina. Jamie started...
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Executive Director
/ May 17, 2016
Please consider volunteering 4 hours a month to support grieving and traumatized children in therapeutic activities. Contact us at (808)...
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Executive Director
/ December 11, 2013
DECEMBER 11, 2013 - AMERICA MADRID UPDATED: February 22, 2017
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Executive Director
/ December 9, 2013
Dedicated volunteers and donors are critical to Kids Hurt Too Hawaii's existence. HONOLULU — As Kids Hurt Too Hawaii turns...
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Executive Director
/ December 4, 2013
Kids Hurt Too Hawaii offers training in Japan. HONOLULU — Kids Hurt Too Hawaii continues to expand its efforts to...
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Executive Director
/ December 2, 2013
HONOLULU — Kids Hurt Too Hawaii has set its sights on training social workers across the state in helping grief-stricken...
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Executive Director
/ November 28, 2013
HONOLULU — An estimated 50 doctors, nurses, and social workers are expected to benefit from a presentation led by the...
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Executive Director
/ November 27, 2013
HONOLULU — For Lara Blum, it has been nearly three years since the death of her two sons’ father. But...
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Executive Director
/ November 26, 2013
HONOLULU – A support group for children whose parents are divorced is taking on new meaning this holiday season. The...
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Executive Director
/ November 21, 2013
HONOLULU — If Nicole Cruz knew then what she knows now about her two children’s pain from her decision to...
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Executive Director
/ November 21, 2013
HONOLULU – More than 20 youth in foster care paused during their weekly meeting at Kids Hurt Too Hawaii to...
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Executive Director
/ November 19, 2013
HONOLULU — In the latest example of its efforts to restore hope to grief-stricken children, Kids Hurt Too Hawaii continues...
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Executive Director
/ October 16, 2013
HONOLULU — Kids Hurt Too Hawaii is training volunteers to help its efforts to bring solace to children impacted by...
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Executive Director
/ October 10, 2013
Donna Hodges (right) gets helpful tips from Cynthia White. HONOLULU — A difference can start with one person. Just ask...
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Executive Director
/ June 19, 2012
Kids Hurt Too Hawaii will be in Japan from November 21-December 4, 2013, assisting with children tsunami victims' support groups,...
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Our Work
Kids Hurt Too Hawaii offers a free and safe place for children & youth with grief and trauma, ages 3 – 19, as well as support for their caregivers. We provide the following services to children who have lost one or both parents:
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Kids Hurt Too Hawaii offers education and training from knowledgeable specialists and practitioners to provide up-to-date information about the impact of grief and trauma on children and teens.
Kids Hurt Too Hawaii has provided grief and trauma support for thousands of children in Hawaii, trained more than 5,000 adults, and conducted 50 crisis interventions.
By age 25, this number increases from 5.2 million to 13.2 million.
By age 25, this number increases from 18 thousand to 48 thousand.
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“We can’t prevent domestic violence, victimization of children, and loss of family members. But, we can provide resources that help children cope with those difficult situations.” – Cynthia White, Co-Founder & Executive Director.