Young Adults from Modesto, CA came to stay at Makanalani. All of these kids have heart disease, and through learning to live with the difficulties of their condition, they have become stable mentors to other young children with heart disease. During their stay they had an opportunity to give insight and experience to Kauai kids […]
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A group of junior high and high school students from Ohana Christian Fellowship visited Makanalani last week. They enjoyed their time in fellowship, competing in team challenges during their stay, and being the first group to use our new Gaga ball pit! This weeks interns of the week are Katie and Genni. Katie and Genni
The Pathfinders (ages 10-16) and the Adventurers (ages 4-9) are groups of children and teens that practice outdoor skills and earn different honors all while worshiping God, and developing skills to serve and love others. During their stay, they completed a night hike, visited the cows, fed the donkeys, and played on the slip-n-slide. They
Members from the Boys and Girls Club visited Makanalani. They loved being able to disconnect for a couple days and enjoy time spent together. This group is a hip-hop team that performs all over the island to promote a suicide and drug free culture in Hawaii through the art of dance and their passion for
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3rd graders from Kanuikapono came to visit Makanalani. Their appreciation for their time at camp led them to donate a Koa tree to our farm. The Koa tree represents the warrior in the Hawaiian culture. The name the keiki chose for the tree was Kekumu, which encompasses many meanings; tree, teacher, source of peace, strength,
Spring break at Makanalani was incredible. A YoungLife college group from Oahu and the Big island stayed at Makanalani, as well as a group from Kalaheo Missionary Church right here on Kauai. For some of the college students, this was their first trip to Kauai. They were able to spend time with old friends, make
Ken-Yen Learning Center is a home-based curriculum that serves students around the island. They believe that students can successfully become great citizens of the world even through a non-traditional way of learning. Their curriculum focuses on developing spiritual, academic, and social lives of students. Some of these students were able to stay at Makanalani this
A group from Kauai Bible College stayed at Makanalani last week. They spent the weekend exploring the the property, visiting with the farm animals, and spending time fasting and praying. It was a pleasure to host them. This week’s intern of the week is Elisabeth. Elisabeth is an avid surfer that came to do Makanalani’s
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What’s New… Chicken in a Barrel Waimea Celebrates ONE YEAR of Service! Opening Chicken in a Barrel was nothing short of a miracle for those involved. What started as a run down shell of a restaurant building has now made it’s way, a year later, to offering table side service, hosting a concert, and even
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Last Month at a Glance… Kauai Christian Fellowship, Grace Community Missionary Church, Maui’s Lahainaluna High School Hawaiiana Club, & A Women’s Group from Oahu stay at Makanalani Makanalani hosted numerous camps this last month! Groups from Kauai Christian Fellowship, Grace Community Missionary Church, Lahainaluna High School Hawaiiana Club in Maui, and a women’s group from
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