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FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 16, 2022
THE ‘WRITE’ STUFF
Mililani-raised author John Lee pens new book about an archaeologist. SEE PAGE 3
REVELING IN READING
Students and teachers at Ho‘ala School in Wahiawā share a love for reading. SEE PAGE 4
Volunteers Needed To Assist Area Youth
A PUBLICATION OF
AN EDITION OF
A HAIRRAISING EXPERIENCE
Hair stylist Grace Huynh finishes up a cut and a style on Karen Rowan at Luxe Salon in Mililani Shopping Center.
ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
VBY CENTRAL O‘AHU VOICE STAFF
olunteers are needed to help youth in foster care, particularly on the North Shore. Project Visitation, through
Family Programs Hawai‘i, is a program for brothers and sisters placed in different re- source care homes to come together through community volunteers’ efforts.
Project Visitation’s goal for 2022 is to have once-a-month visits for siblings. Volunteers must have a valid driver’s license, go through a background check, and have a licensed and insured vehicle.
Family Programs Hawai‘i is a nonprofit so- cial service agency that strengthens youth and families to empower communities. Improving the lives of children and families involved in the Child Welfare System is central to the organization. Its vision is for every child to reach their full potential, especially those who are or may become involved in foster care. It is led by president and CEO Keith Kuboyama.
To become a Project Visitation volunteer, call 808-521-9531, visit familyprogramsha- waii.org/volunteer and fill out the online form, or email volunteer@familyprogramshi.org.
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