AILH is seeking a donation of a CCTV video magnifier for a client on the Big Island. If you have one or know of someone who may be interested in donating, please let us know.
If it’s not in the greatest condition, give us a call anyway and we can see if it’s possible to get it running.
If you’re reading this and have no idea what a CCTV video magnifier is, take a look at the link below.
AILH welcomes our two Big Island board members: Ms. Pauline Aughe and Mr. Gene Gustafson. We are excited to have them on board to help the organization as well as representing consumers and staff from the Big Island. From our hearts to yours, Aloha.
Aloha Independent Living Hawaii is seeking your technology donations; laptops, desktops, printers and other technology you no longer use. Your donations are tax deductible!
As a result of your donation, AILH is able to furnish individuals with disabilities across the state with technology they can use to maintain independence in their lives.
We thank you for your consideration of AILH when donating, and we look forward to working with you in the future.
Mahalo to the Walmart Foundation and Walmart Store #5274 (Pearl City). Aloha Independent Living Hawaii was selected to receive a $1,000 grant through their Local Community Contribution Program.
In every state we serve across the country, there are under served populations who need help. Our State Advisory Councils, made up of Walmart associates representing each state, including Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico, determine the needs within each state, review all eligible grant applications and make funding recommendations to the Walmart Foundation.
A video by Sam (AILH Staff), she captures the story of Gene’s challenges of overcoming a spinal chord injury and getting the proper care. With the assistance of Sam and Aloha Independent Living, he is on his way to a better quality life.
Watch Jennifer Armstrong’s story. She shares her story, challenges and how AILH and Lupe (staff) help advocate and assist in Jennifer’s independent living.
Part of the joy we do, is to help others obtain independent living, so they can preserve their dignity, by doing the simple things in life. Here are our consumers, that have enjoyed AILH advocacy on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Owner Sam Monaghan of Sam’s Kitchen with renowned Shiatsu massage Therapist from Japan, Mr. Ken Yamamoto pose for a photo op with Aloha Independent Living Hawaii Executive Director, Roxanne Bolden, AILH staff, Thomas Lum, AILH consumer Rikiya and mom, Ms. Miwako.