Seniors in Foster Homes; Hawaii Votes by Mail; Reopening Hawaii Schools; Perspectives on Waianae Needs; Inaugural Iron Butterfly Challenge
Seniors in Foster Homes
There has been a lot of concern about elderly in care homes and a concerted push for more transparency about reporting COVID cases across our state.
Keith Ridley is the Director of the state Department of Health’s Office of Health Care Assurance. He oversees the segment of our community that cares for our kupuna in medical and community facilities.
Hawaii Votes by Mail
The Office of Electionswants your attention as Hawaii is holding its first election by mail next month. Hawaii residents have already begun receiving ballots in the mail. We talked to elections officer Scott Nago about the changes to expect this time around.
Click here to read Voting By Mail FAQs.
Reopening Hawaii Schools
The new school year is set to start in just about two weeks and DOH officials are on the same page with DOE Superintendent's plans to reopen schools. Click here to read Education Reporter Suevon Lee's story on CivilBeat.org.
Perspectives on Waianae Needs
The Waianae Coast is a community where families have been heavily affected during this health and economic crisis.
Inaugural Iron Butterfly Challenge
Legacy of Life Hawaii is holding its first ever Iron Butterfly Virtual 5K Challenge. Entrants can run, walk or paddle in a virtual race over the next couple of days. It didn’t start out to be a fundraiser but was meant as a way to connect families helped by organ or tissue donors.
