Assistance League Of Hawaii

Operation wildlife program (owl)- revamped and presented an instructional video that encourages and facilitates children taking responsibility for their environment. An exhibit of approximately 150 biofacts was displayed for students to touch and see real animals that are endangered and may go extinct if they are not protected. 64 schools (3,617 4th grade students and 287 adults) on oahu and neighbor islands were able to participate in this program.

We care programserved 2,800 children and adults on oahu, maui and kona in the following ways: - provided malama bears (comfort teddy bears) to several hospital pediatric wards, maui fire department stations, waikiki health path clinic and shelters for domestic abuse and youth protection services, giving comfort to those in traumatic situations.- supplied baby layettes to hospitals for new mothers at oahu hospitals.- supplied backpacks, personal hygiene items, clothing, flasks, blankets, and food items to a drop-in, at risk teenage shelter.- supplied shriners hospital with small activity items and trinkets for their patients' "treasure chest". - supplied clearning supplies, games and toys, pantry foods,clothing, diapers,etc. To transient residents of domestic abuse and transitional child housing.- supplied small household items, small electric appliances and clothing to youth transitioning from foster care to independent living.