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Break Free Run – Support us and many other great organizations

Hoʻōla Nā Pua is now a beneficiary of the 3Strands Break Free Run – The Race to End Human Trafficking: a four race series coupled with a “virtual runners” online fundraising event

Featured Uncategorized Volunteer Spotlight

Volunteer Spotlight: Carl King

Carl’s volunteer commitment exemplifies his philosophy: “If you’re not a part of the solution, you could be part of the problem. I decided to be part of the solution.”

Featured Supporter Spotlight

Supporter Spotlight: Laurie Kasten

When North Shore resident and professional photographer Laurie Kasten initially heard about Hoʻōla Nā Pua’s $1000 from 1000 campaign, she was eager to contribute.

Featured General Interest

Article Link: Human Trafficking is a Health Care Professional Issue

Our President, Jessica Munoz, recently wrote an guest article for the anti-human slavery project End Slavery Now concerning human trafficking and the health care profession.

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Sex Trafficking Awareness Walk Success

Hoʻōla Nā Pua’s first ever Sex Trafficking Awareness Walk was held on May 7 in downtown Honolulu.

Volunteer Spotlight: Jody Allione

Meet Jody Allione, one of our most active volunteers and this month’s Volunteer Spotlight.

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First Annual Charity Golf Tournament Recap

On April 27th, 2015, Hoʻōla Nā Pua held its first annual charity golf tournament at Mid-Pacific Country Club.

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Break Free Run – Support us and many other great organizations

Volunteer Spotlight: Carl King

Supporter Spotlight: Laurie Kasten

Article Link: Human Trafficking is a Health Care Professional Issue

Governor Ige Vetoes Senate Bill 265

Volunteer Spotlight: Jennifer Barrett

Supporter Spotlight: Sophia Kim

Sex Trafficking Awareness Walk Success

Volunteer Spotlight: Jody Allione

First Annual Charity Golf Tournament Recap

“Ho`ōla Nā Pua, meaning ‘New Life for Our Children,’ was founded to shine light onto the dark criminal enterprise of sex trafficking, placing the health of Hawaii’s youth at the center of our mission and vision for our community.”

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