A dedicated television series focused on child sex trafficking in Hawaiʻi.
HNP was featured across a multi-part HI Now series that unpacked trafficking, prevention, programming, and Pearl Haven for a statewide audience.
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Mission
"Hoʻōla Nā Pua - New Life for Our Children."
Founded to shine a light on the dark criminal enterprise of child sex trafficking, HNP places the health and healing of Hawaiʻi’s youth at the center of its mission. The name says it all: new life, for our children.
Vision
That vision is not passive. It requires prevention in schools, intervention for those at risk, licensed treatment for those already harmed, and the long arc of mentorship and community that recovery actually demands.
It also requires a community that sees exploitation clearly, not as something that happens elsewhere, but as a challenge Hawaiʻi must confront together.
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Resources & Tools
The guides, toolkits, and materials below are developed by Hoʻōla Nā Pua to strengthen prevention, awareness, and response across Hawaiʻi’s communities.
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Cumulative Impact
The numbers below represent years of consistent programming, deepening community relationships, and a model of care that has expanded its reach without compromising its quality. These are not estimates, they reflect documented outcomes across HNP's full service history.
Youth Reached
Youth connected through community-based programs across Hawaiʻi
Professionals Trained
Across tourism, education, medical, military, and social service sectors
Public Reach
People reached as a trusted public voice on child exploitation and prevention
Ongoing Care
Aftercare and survivor advocacy are built into the model, support does not end at discharge
Transparency
HNP's annual reports document program outcomes, financial stewardship, and the cumulative impact of donor support. They exist because accountability is not optional, it's how trust is built and maintained over time.
Accountability
Independent verification matters. HNP's ratings, certifications, and affiliations are not decorative, they represent ongoing standards for financial transparency, governance, and operational accountability.
For donors making meaningful gifts, these credentials provide a foundation for confidence that goes beyond mission alignment.
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Financial Clarity
Donor confidence grows when program rigor is matched by financial visibility. HNP's published reporting shows both operational scale and where support is actually going.
2024 Financials
$6.42M total revenue and support in 2024, with the largest share directed to Pearl Haven's licensed residential treatment and clinical care.
Total revenue & support (2024)
Directed to Pearl Haven, licensed residential treatment and clinical care
Community programs, prevention, mentoring, education, and intervention
News & Media
Hoʻōla Nā Pua is regularly featured in local and national media, and contributes directly to public understanding of what prevention, intervention, and long-term care for trafficked youth actually require.
HNP was featured across a multi-part HI Now series that unpacked trafficking, prevention, programming, and Pearl Haven for a statewide audience.
View series featureCoverage emphasized the therapeutic environment, specialized services, and the need for long-term care beyond immediate rescue.
Explore Pearl Haven coveragePublic writing and training content connect research, field experience, and actionable awareness for child-serving professionals.
Read the training pieceThe organization helps translate fast-changing child safety risks into language that families, donors, and institutions can act on.
Read the call to actionHelp us keep children safe.
Your support sustains the prevention, intervention, treatment, and long-term care that exploited youth in Hawaiʻi need. This is what restoration looks like when it's built to last.
Respond to urgent needs across care, prevention, and recovery programs.
Create steadier support for programming that must remain consistent over time.
Fund deeper capacity, long-term growth, and durable systems of healing.