Wednesday, June 25th, 2025

5pm - 6pm

Kekoa Kekuawela Rosa, a Native from Koʻolaupoko, Oʻahu, who will be sharing his personal and unique experience including his challenges as a Kāne and Māhū and how to restore rightful roles within the family and community. Kekoa brings a wealth of cultural knowledge and experience to his work, centering Native Hawaiian practices and values in healing, prevention, and community transformation while serving as the Director of Training and Technical Assistance for Pouhana O Nā Wāhine, the Native Hawaiian Resource Center on Domestic Violence. He is deeply committed to restoring balance in our communities through aloha, kuleana, and ancestral guidance—ensuring that all members of the ʻohana are seen, valued, and supported.

This workshop, which offers free pūpūs and drinks, will be held at the Anahola Market Place Cafe and is FREE to all.

Every 1st Tuesday of the month

5pm-6pm

Hoʻomana I Ka Lāhui, a program of the YWCA, is excited to announce that beginning Tuesday, April 1, 2025 and every 1st Tuesday of the month from 5pm-6pm  in Anahola, we are hosting Speaker Sharing with O`ahu Native Lady Ipo will be giving ʻukulele and mele lessons for the community. 

These workshops, which offer free pūpūs and drinks, will be held at the Anahola Market Place Cafe (or our office next door in A-1 building depending on attendance) and is FREE to all. 

Sunday, August 3, 2025

Registration 7am | Shotgun 8 am

Step onto the greens with purpose and passion as we proudly present the 18th ANNUAL NEVER FORGET SANDY G. GOLF TOURNAMENT! Join us on Sunday, August 3, 2025, at the breathtaking Ocean Course Hōkūala.

On behalf of the Mendonca family and YWCA Kaua‘i, we extend a heartfelt invitation for you to become a vital part of this impactful event. Whether as a Golf Sponsor, Silent Auction contributor, or Monetary Sponsor, your support will help us continue our mission of providing essential services to victims of domestic violence.

Through our 24/7 hotline, Family Violence Shelter, crisis intervention, and counseling services, YWCA Kaua'i stands as a light of hope for those in need. The past year has seen a significant increase in demand for our services, highlighting the crucial role we play in our community's safety and well-being.