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KOKUA

Kokua means to help, give aid, or assistance. 

It's not the amount that matters but the meaning behind your donation.


Please donate to Kingdom Pathways; all our efforts are grassroots, and we are committed to creating a sustainable wahi pana here on the Wai'anae Coast!


Kingdom Pathways  501 (c) (3)  EIN:86-3341106

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Urging all agencies responsible for repairing the Jetty Wall

To take immediate action on the procurement of funding to develop a  plan and expedite construction with an addition of a mechanism to circulate and improve water quality and mitigate the environmental and health hazards caused by pollution and contaminants.

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Mauna Kea is ancestrally, culturally and spiritually sacred

We, the undersigned, demand the immediate halt to the construction of the 30 Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea. 

WE, the global community of Mauna Kea Supporters will continue to support the Kanaka Maoli and the people of Hawaiʻi in every way possible.

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Puʻuhonua O Waiʻanae

The 250 residents of the largest and oldest houseless community on Oʻahu Pu'uhonua O Wai'anae will be able to buy 20 acres of private land in Waiʻanae.  


Now, it's time for Phase 2: raising funds for infrastructure like roads and building communal structures like the Hale Noa, Bathrooms, and Community Kitchen.

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Surfrider Foundation

Please donate to the Surfrider Foundation for all of their help with protecting our ocean waters and the Wai'anae community.

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Save Mākaha Beach

To stop the bypass construction and pursue the Mākaha Beach Master Plan.

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WALA'AU- LETS TALK PARTNERSHIP...

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ALOHA 'ĀINA ALWAYS AND IN ALL WAYS

ADVOCATING FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNS

KINGDOM PATHWAYS AND PŌKA'Ī BAY NSW TEAM UP TO CLEAN UP.

LUALUALEI BEACH PARK

"On August 14, Kingdom Pathways, led by Joseph Kaahema Simpliciano and Carmen Guzman, members of the Pōka'ī Bay Neighborhood Security Watch, friends and neighbors gathered along Pōka'ī Bay Street with their weed whackers, rakes, hoes, tree trimmers. This area is a hidden gem that is being taken back by the community from crime, excessive speeding/racing and illegal dumping."

LA HO'IHO'I EA WAI'ANAE 2021

PŌKA'Ī BAY

"Blessing the day with protocol for all in attendance was the members of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, arriving by wa'a (canoe) and greeted by the sound of the pū (conch shell) on the shoreline." 


"Accepting the kuleana for the group in raising our Hae Hawai'i were Lynette Cruz, Lena Spain-Suzuki and Niklauz Kūka'ilimoku Guzman-Simpliciano."


ACTIVISTS HIT NEW ROADBLOCK IN EFFORTS TO REROUTE FARRINGTON HIGHWAY.

MĀKAHA BEACH

“We deserve to be a priority,” said Carmen Guzman-Simpliciano, a lifelong resident of the Westside who has lead petitions demanding  state officials implement a 1998 master plan that called for the highway to be rerouted.

STATE AGENCY URGED TO PRIORITIZE FARRINGTON HWY REALIGNMENT

MĀKAHA BEACH

“How do we get on that priority list?” asked Waianae resident Carmen Simpliciano, who collected 1,800 signatures on a petition demanding that DOT realign the highway mauka instead of continuing a $20 million project it started this month to repair the two highway bridges at Makaha Beach.


“People are always coming out to Makaha — officials, mayors, senators — saying they’ll help, but nothing gets done,” said Joseph Simpliciano. “This has to change.”

HDOT CHANGES PLANS FOR FARRINGTON HIGHWAY BYPASS AFTER COMMUNITY PROTESTS.

MĀKAHA BEACH

"But Westside resident Carmen Guzman-Simpliciano, who feels “betrayed” by the recent OMPO decision and decades of delay, is wary. She created a petition against the bypass road and has been active in local government for years to implement the 1998 master plan."

FILTHY BATHROOMS AT THIS POPULAR BEACH ARE CREATING A STIR.

PŌKA'Ī BAY

Joseph Simpliciano, a retired infantry officer, said community members have already tried to take matters into their own hands.

“Me and some community members, we try to take care of the beaches,” Simpliciano said. “But it seems like every time we ask for help we never get any help from our representatives and senators.”


It’s an ongoing issue, he said.


'UA'U KANI SURVEY & CALL TO KOKUA

Kingdom Pathways and community members alongside DOFAW conducted the first site survey of our endangered native and federally protected Ua’u birds at Kū’īlioloa Heiau.


These birds have been attacked and killed by predators at our Pōka'ī Bay. Survey findings are eight dead birds, four of which were dismembered! 12 active burrows, one adult, 7 chicks burrowing and one deceased. 3 eggs didn’t pass incubation. 


We are asking for the public’s help in reporting any feeding of animals to HPD or DOCARE.


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