Hina Mauka

Hina Mauka Giving Hope for Recovery!

04/03/2026

Real stories, real impact. Seeing our clients become staff is the ultimate reward 💙

Be like this crown flower plant. Despite being constantly eaten by caterpillars it has resilience and keeps growing back...
04/03/2026

Be like this crown flower plant. Despite being constantly eaten by caterpillars it has resilience and keeps growing back healthier. Jc

The way you talk to yourself matters, be your own best friend and use kind words every day 💛 *GJ
04/03/2026

The way you talk to yourself matters, be your own best friend and use kind words every day 💛 *GJ

Life can feel heavy sometimes, but moments like this make it feel manageable again. What is a memory you’re grateful for...
04/02/2026

Life can feel heavy sometimes, but moments like this make it feel manageable again. What is a memory you’re grateful for?
*aa

Where I’m at > where I was — healing, one wave at a time. **jlk
04/01/2026

Where I’m at > where I was — healing, one wave at a time. **jlk

"You have to go ahead, even if no one goes with you." - Lailah Akita *jnc
04/01/2026

"You have to go ahead, even if no one goes with you." - Lailah Akita *jnc

A new week does not ask you to be different overnight. It just gives you another chance to be intentional. *mpa
03/31/2026

A new week does not ask you to be different overnight. It just gives you another chance to be intentional. *mpa

Our heart goes out to everyone impacted by the recent storms and flooding. We are so sorry for the challenges, loss, and...
03/30/2026

Our heart goes out to everyone impacted by the recent storms and flooding. We are so sorry for the challenges, loss, and uncertainty so many are facing right now.

To the first responders, volunteers, and organizations working to support those affected—thank you. Your compassion, strength, and dedication are making a difference in the lives of so many during this difficult time.

Please continue to stay safe, check in on one another, and hold onto hope as communities come together to rebuild and recover. 💙 *st



State officials said the priority in Waialua is removing the piles of trash and debris and reopening the roads in the area as soon as possible.Hawaii News, H...

03/29/2026

What makes you feel special at Hina Mauka? 💙

This Sunday, March 29th, take your family to experience the Sounds of the Ocean. There are two showings, one from 5:30pm...
03/27/2026

This Sunday, March 29th, take your family to experience the Sounds of the Ocean.

There are two showings, one from 5:30pm to 6:30 pm, and the second one is from 7:00pm to 8:00pm.
Tickets are $20 for general admission, $15 for students, seniors, military, or children under 12 years old.
This experience is recommended for everyone 5 and older.

https://www.bishopmuseum.org/calendar/sounds-of-the-ocean-2026/

*LJK

Walking together for a purpose.Proud of our youth and partners showing up to support policies that put health first. 🤝 ...
03/27/2026

Walking together for a purpose.
Proud of our youth and partners showing up to support policies that put health first. 🤝
*mkp

We had the incredible honor of celebrating Alan Johnson at the Hawai‘i State House of Representatives, recognizing over ...
03/26/2026

We had the incredible honor of celebrating Alan Johnson at the Hawai‘i State House of Representatives, recognizing over 30 years of dedicated service to individuals and families impacted by substance use and behavioral health challenges.

Alan’s leadership has helped shape not only Hina Mauka, but the broader Windward and statewide community through advocacy, compassion, and unwavering commitment to recovery.

While this moment marks his retirement, his impact will continue to be felt for generations to come.

Mahalo, Alan, for your vision, your service, and the countless lives you’ve helped transform. 💙

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Kaneohe, HI
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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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