2025-07-16T14:10:11-04:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 811578404 HANONA % Carmela Noneza HANO 5108252908 PO BOX 1841 WAILUKU HI 967936841 Carmela Noneza Chair Director 2025-07-17 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Carmela Noneza PO Box 1841 Wailuku HI 96793 557154 false X X 2016 HI Hanona is formed to elevate Native Hawaiian Wisdom and Intellect by providing cultural learning opportunities for our communities with the four pillars of Hawaiian learning. These four pillars of Hawaiian learning are Kahuna Nui Ho?omanamana Ka Pule Ka Mauli Ola and Huna Noeau. 7 0 0 20 0 0 86680 20328 653242 536826 0 0 0 0 739922 557154 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 956 744130 511054 744130 511054 -4208 46100 58233 105879 0 0 58233 105879 Hanona is formed to elevate Native Hawaiian Wisdom and Intellect by providing cultural learning opportunities for our communities with the four pillars of Hawaiian learning. These four pillars of Hawaiian learning are Kahuna Nui Ho?omanamana Ka Pule Ka Mauli Ola and Huna Noeau. false false 496467 0 0 Due to devastating effects of the Maui County Wildfires which affected some of our project participants and their families the start of our third year was delayed by 4 months. All our instructors lead archaeologist Master Hale Instructor and Master Dry Stack Masonry instructor and Kahuna Nui were asked to provide their expertise in various areas to assist in the rebuilding and healing of the places and people affected by the Maui Wildfires. Participants in our projects Kahuna Pule program were asked to assist with ceremonies protocols and prayers to spiritually support families who lost loved ones in the Maui Wildfires. They were also asked to offer prayers for the land at ground zero in the heart of Lahaina town weeks after the fire. The ceremonies and protocols conducted by this group of practitioners reflect the intense training they have gone through during the first 2 years of our project. Our Kauhale Program has increased from 5 appretices to 12 apprentices. We also provided volunteer opportunities to community members to assist in completing the Halau Waa. This gave our apprentices opportunities to teach community members some basic knowledge of traditional hale bulding The Halau waa that particpants began building in the first year was scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2023. This was delayed due to the Maui Wildfires. The Hala Waa was completed in February 2024. A ceremonial blessing for this hale was held in February 2024. The completion of this Hawaiian traditional hale is a culmination of two years of training and challenging work that these students have put forth. Our Malama Aina participants have documented the flora and fauna of our project site. Native plants and invasive plants have been identified. They are working on a plan to mitigate the impact of invasive species and exploring various non-toxic weed control methods. The Archaeology apprentices have nearly completed mapping the area of the heiau that was most impacted by World War II the Dairy Era and the effects of pre-construction in the 1980s. This section of Kealakaihonua Heiau is three tiered. The second tier was discovered and delineated in March of 2024. The line and corners of the third tier were recently uncovered . Hooko Naauaos project is comprised of five key project components: Kauhale Apprenticeship Program Heiau Apprenticeship Program Archaeological and Historical Site Preservation Program Land Stewardship Program and the Kahuna Pule Program. Our project site Kapokea is the living lab where our participants are learning to restore the cultural landscape in their specific area of study and cultural practice. The skillsets and traditional cultural practices that these students learn can be applied to any cultural landscape. The assistance that Kahuna Pule participants offered to Lahaina and its people is a testament to the training of Mauis next generation of Native Hawaiian Practitioners 0 0 0 Hanonas mission is to elevate Native Hawaiian wisdom and intellect by providing cultural learning opportunities for the communities and to perpetuate Native Hawaiian traditional practices while maintaining the integrity of how indigenous knowledge is taught and learned our mission aligns with the key characteristics of perpetuating Native Hawaiian knowledge and supports the goal of developing skilled cultural practitioners. 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Meetings are attended by board members and its executive director. Part VI, Line 11a A copy is sent to the Board Director then after editing and or corrections a copy is sent out to the Board for review. Part VI, Line 19 No documents available to the public Part XI, Line 9 | Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| Get Tax End of year 2023, This expense was paid in December 2023 but post in January 2024, $1546|