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August 13, 2023
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Aloha and greetings to Chair Kimball and to all of the Members of Hawaii
HOME VISITING PROGRAM County Council 1923 AUG I Li AN 8
I am writing in SUPPORT of Resolution No. 216-23. As we know, Early
Learning/Early Childhood Education PROVIDES:
"Young children with a strong foundation for their future learning and
development.
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'Immediate and long-term benefits for keiki
•Immediate and long-term benefits for our communities as a whole
•More than 85% of brain development occurs from birth to age 5,preschool
provides children with opportunities to develop social, emotional,cognitive,
and physical skills.
"Prepare children to be school ready for kindergarten,which has long-lasting
impact on their future education and development.
Never before have early learning providers and resource agencies come
together in West Hawaii under one root.
K E I K I 0 KA `A I N A , Your generous support of our Early Learning • 011ana Festival will allow early
learning professionals the opportunity to
HE LEI PIKO HOME
VISITING SERVICES ' • Showcase their program(s)
8 0 S - 2 4 4 - 4 14 4 • Recruit keiki to increase enrollment
HELEIPIKO@KOKA.ORG
• Recruit staff for workforce development
Kauai • Networking
2-2514 Kaumuali`i Hwy Ste. 203
Kalaheo, HI 96741 Community education and awareness of early learning resources that are
available to families.
Kona Therefore, again,please support Resolution No. 216-23
75-127 Lunapule-Rd., Ste 8A
Kailua-Kona, HI 9674o , Mahalo,
Meja K. Kaniho
Wahiawa Statewide Program Director- He Lei Piko Home Visiting Programs
1679 California Ave. Keiki 0 Ka Aina Family Learning Centers
Wahiawa, HI 96786
Wailuku Comm. lot(
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811 Kolu Street, Ste io2 Ref. To: Mi l
Wailuku, HI 96793 Ref. Date ,AUG 1 6 2023