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Care that Keeps on Giving - Hawaii Business Magazine

Hawaii Business Magazine Care that Keeps on Giving Kaiser Permanente impacts the health and well-being of the community at large by investing in nonprofits and organizations across the state. August 2, 2021 The COVID-19 Vaccine Challenge In the remote Hawaiʻi Island district of Kaʻū, the resources to vaccinate the entire community against COVID-19 were limited. Its community members rightfully became concerned. “Hilo and Kona are far away for people,” says Jessanie “Auntie Jessie” Marques, executive director of Ka‘u Rural Health, a nonprofit that focuses on health and wellness with programs in health, education, research and economic sustainability. “We got involved because the community came to us and said, ‘Auntie, who’s going to help us?’” Marques continues. “That’s how we started to coordinate and facilitate this. If Kaiser Permanente hadn’t come, we wouldn’t have it as readily available to our community.”

No Ka Oi Health | News, Sports, Jobs

For The Maui News Are you stuck in a pandemic drinking habit? Here are some tips to cut back or to get help on Maui. The pandemic has had a large effect on our lives over the past year, potentially including our drinking habits. Many of us have felt lonely, uncertain and fearful over recent events, and stress levels have skyrocketed. While many people were able to work from home, many were required to go into workplaces. Some lost their jobs or closed their businesses. Losing our daily routine, a sense of normalcy or even the means to provide for our families took a toll on our mental health.

In an effort to protect their future, youth activists call for a ban in menthol cigarettes

In an effort to protect their future, youth activists call for a ban in menthol cigarettes HNN Staff © Provided by Honolulu KHNL Youth activists gathered at the state capitol to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco. HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii youth activists gathered at the state capitol Sunday for a “March Against Menthol.” Youth waved signs in an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of menthol cigarette use among younger generations. Protestors called for lawmakers to include the banning of menthol flavored cigarettes as part of the Hawaii Senate Bill 1147. The bill aims to ban flavored tobacco products in the state, but it does not consider menthol as a flavor that should be banned.

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