Under Uncle Bobby Pahia and Uncle Hoapili Ane’s support and guidance, Hui Malama students and staff were able to harvest some of the most beautiful looking luau leaves and some of the tastiest kalo. These wonderful gifts were used to make pork laulau and veggie laulau plate lunches for our food booth at this year’s Maui County Ag Festival. Mahalo nui!
Hui Malama Learning Center More Than a School
WOW, Laulau!
Under Uncle Bobby Pahia and Uncle Hoapili Ane's support and guidance, Hui Malama students and staff were… [more]
Push…Pull…Push…
Stubborn stumps, brush and a lot of weeds were removed during our last visit at Aunty Penny's. Clearing… [more]
Continuing to Grow
With the continuing support from Community Work Day, students prepared, formed, built and planted in… [more]
Earth Architecture
Klarity Earth-Art-Architecture along with UHMC Sustainable Living Institute of Maui educated students… [more]
Go Team Hui
Coach Jack has become more than a mentor/coach to Hui Malama's students. He is a great promoter of rugby,… [more]
Responsibility to Culture
Hui Malama was able to show the public their commitment to preserving the culture at February's First… [more]
“Growing Food…Not Lawns”
Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for… [more]
Appreciating Our Community
So much has happened for our students and staff during this past holiday season. New adventures and new… [more]
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Hui Malama’s mission is to inspire, nurture and empower Maui’s youth to pursue careers that bolster our islands’ economy, increase self-reliance, and provide for future generations.