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Direct and coordinate the daily operations of the Neighborhood Place of Kona, a community based 501(c) 3 non profit organization that provides outreach services to children and families that are at risk for child abuse and neglect in the districts of Kona, Kohala and Kau on the Island of Hawaii. Establish and sustain community partnership with private and public agencies (DOH, DHS/CWS, DOE, Judiciary, Police, KCPC, etc.) and individual providers. Develop strategies to carry out the mission and objective of NPK. Be a catalyst in reforming the community attitude and values toward child, youth and family welfare reform. Monitor all contractual, fiscal and personnel matters. Supervise and provide training for 9 staff. Seek and write for funding. E Ala Ike, Division of RISE Institute Kapulena, HI. Program Director May 97 to Nov. 98 Administer, direct and monitor the daily operations of the clinical portion of the program that consist of case management, therapeutic aide, family therapy and day treatment school for severely emotionally challenged youths from 5 to 20 years of age. Facilitate the development of program mission, goals and strategic plans. Monitor the quality of service provided by the program to meet the needs of the client, Private School, GARF and State accreditation. Develop and maintain a positive working relationship with the Department of Education, Health, Judiciary, Kapiolani Health Hawaii, private providers and the communities of Honokaa, Waimea, Paauilo, Waikaloa and Kona. Supervision and training of 16 professional and Para-professional staff. Kamehameha School Honolulu, Hawaii Director of Alternative Education Aug. 78 to June 96 Administer and direct the overall operations of the Schools 4 alternative education programs located at 10 sites throughout the State, servicing 800 educational, emotional and socially at risk students from grades K through 12 in collaboration with the DOE and other private and public entities. Responsibilities encompassed the development of goals and strategic/action plans, development and management of operating budget (1.5 million), implementation of policies and procedures, supervision of 30 staff members and the management of 2 school facilities, vehicles and equipment. Salvation Army Residential Treatment Facilities for Children Honolulu, HI> And Youth June 72 to Aug. 78 Teacher- (Math, Social Studies, Physical Education)—Develop, implement and monitor psycho-educational activities for 15 severely emotionally challenged youths between the ages of 13 to 15. Program Specialist (Recreational Therapy)—Facilitate the development and implementation of therapeutical recreational activities for 36 severely emotionally challenged youths from ages 13 to 18. This to include, leisure time, after school, weekend, outdoor educational and summer camping activities.