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In the wake of the devastating Maui wildfires, there are many local organizations that have been working tirelessly from day one to ensure that Maui’s youngest keiki and their families receive the support and resources they need. Commit to Keiki’s Maui Recovery Spotlight Series, will highlight the Maui organizations and nonprofits that are truly making a difference.
As Maui keiki and families are healing from the collective trauma of the devastating wildfires, many questions still remain.
September 2023 Newsletter
spotlights several Maui nonprofits and their efforts to support Maui’s youngest keiki and their families as they recover from the devastating wildfires
July 2023 Newsletter highlights the new stipened program that create more opportunities for our youngest Keiki.
June 2023 Newsletter highlights the importance of mental health and wellness.
The 2023 Legislature committed more than $1.2 billion in additional funds in three (3) areas related to Commit to Keiki’s priorities:
Commit to Keiki strongly supports Governor Josh Green’s bill that establishes an Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health program within the Department of Health (DOH).
The Legislature is in its final days. All bills without fiscal impact need to be filed by Thursday, April 27, and bills with fiscal impact need to be filed by Friday, April 28. Three of the measures Commit to Keiki has been tracking in the Governor’s package are still alive:
It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.