Hina Mauka

Hina Mauka Giving Hope for Recovery!

11/23/2025

As recipients of the Government Leadership Award, Senator Jarrett Keohokalole and Representative Scot Matayoshi spoke about Alan Johnson’s legacy of partnership — building bridges between care, policy, and people.
Their reflections remind us that recovery isn’t just a mission — it’s a movement shaped by those who believe in change.

Take what you need! Some days feel bright, and some feel cloudy. Both kinds of days are normal!       *GJ
11/20/2025

Take what you need! Some days feel bright, and some feel cloudy. Both kinds of days are normal! *GJ

Healing isn’t a straight line—sometimes it looks like a waterfall: steady, powerful, and always moving forward.      *aa
11/20/2025

Healing isn’t a straight line—sometimes it looks like a waterfall: steady, powerful, and always moving forward.
*aa

Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line — and that’s okay. 🌿Some days will feel light and full of progress.Others may ...
11/14/2025

Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line — and that’s okay. 🌿
Some days will feel light and full of progress.

Others may feel heavy, uncertain, or still.
Both are part of recovery — both are valid. 💙

At Hina Mauka, we remind our community that healing is not about perfection, it’s about persistence — showing up for yourself, again and again, with patience and hope.

You’re not alone on this path. Every small step forward counts.
🔗 Learn more at hinamauka.org

Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line — and that’s okay. 🌿Some days will feel light and full of progress.Others may ...
11/13/2025

Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line — and that’s okay. 🌿

Some days will feel light and full of progress.
Others may feel heavy, uncertain, or still.
Both are part of recovery — both are valid. 💙

At Hina Mauka, we remind our community that healing is not about perfection, it’s about persistence — showing up for yourself, again and again, with patience and hope.

You’re not alone on this path. Every small step forward counts.

🔗 Learn more at hinamauka.org

Fall: name something you’ll let go of this season.   *mm
11/10/2025

Fall: name something you’ll let go of this season. *mm

Recovery is a journey, taken one day at a time. *mkp
11/08/2025

Recovery is a journey, taken one day at a time.


*mkp

Taking breaks is just as important as hard work, and giving your mind and body the time and space to rest can make you s...
11/06/2025

Taking breaks is just as important as hard work, and giving your mind and body the time and space to rest can make you stronger. Always remember that mental health matters! *GJ

Today we celebrate the small wins that pave the way for big achievements. Cheers to every little victory!         *aa
11/05/2025

Today we celebrate the small wins that pave the way for big achievements. Cheers to every little victory!
*aa

November is National  . SAMHSA is committed to addressing the needs of individuals, including youth, and families with s...
11/05/2025

November is National . SAMHSA is committed to addressing the needs of individuals, including youth, and families with substance use disorders or mental health issues who are experiencing homelessness.
https://www.samhsa.gov/homelessness-programs-resources

*jnc

🤍Talking story can heal more than silence ever could. One conversation can make a difference.   *jlk
11/05/2025

🤍Talking story can heal more than silence ever could. One conversation can make a difference. *jlk

Getting outdoors is great for your mind. Whether it’s escaping cravings or to soak in a breath of fresh air, take advant...
11/03/2025

Getting outdoors is great for your mind. Whether it’s escaping cravings or to soak in a breath of fresh air, take advantage of the outdoors 💐🌺🌈 *mm

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45-845 Pookela Street
Kaneohe, HI
96744

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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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History of Hina Mauka

Hina Mauka began in the late 1960’s as a group of dedicated volunteers at the Hawaii State Hospital who were committed to helping individuals struggling with alcoholism. In 1976 Hina Mauka was incorporated as a not-for-profit substance abuse treatment agency known as as The Alcoholic Rehabilitation Services of Hawaii Inc. Over the course of years, Hina Mauka has evolved in the delivery of services according to what is successful, while continually modifying our approach to be ever more effective in order to meet the needs of the community. Hina Mauka has been accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) since 1999, an important measure of quality within the field of behavioral health.

Adult programs

In 1995 Hina Mauka opened adult residential services at its current Kaneohe location. Hina Mauka is licensed to provide residential services and provides a full continuum of substance abuse treatment for adults, including those with co-occurring disorders. Psychiatric services, case management, and peer mentoring is offered to adults in our Kaneohe program. Hina Mauka opened an adult outpatient clinic at Waipahu in 1997. In 2000, Hina Mauka developed a unique therapeutic community program based on traditional Hawaiian culture and values at the Women’s Community Correctional Center (WCCC) called Ke Alaula.

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