We provide tailored support to families working to keep ancestral lands 

• We connect families with legal, counseling, and hoʻoponopono, estate planning, genealogical, and other resources.

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• We help ʻohana to raise funds, establish family land trusts and keep their ʻohana lands in perpetuity wherever possible.

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• Where families have lost lands, we help them to negotiate access and stewardship agreements so they can continue to care for ʻohana ʻāina.

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• We work with ʻohana to craft respectful solutions tailored to particular ʻāina and circumstances, while also connecting area ʻohana to one another.  

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