About SCHHA

Who we are

The SCHHA’s mission is to preserve life and liberty and property of its beneficiaries by providing for practice, preservation of our culture, our Ohana, our rights and freedom of traditional worship and belies as the traditional heirs of the lands.

The SCHHA’s goal are to  unite under the mana of all Hawaii Nei, protect preserve and defend the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920, As amended and combine efforts for the betterment of all native Hawaiian Homelands Beneficiaries of its land trust.

The SCHHA’s purpose is to provide a unified opportunity to educate, govern and insure its efforts to protect, preserve and defend the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920 as amended by (1) advocating for the perpetuity of the land trust and improve the conditions of everyday life of the beneficiaries residing on and off the land (20 empowering beneficiaries to participate in decision making and provide input that impacts the formation of sound policies and programs that are connected to our communities, (3) increase its capacity of new members and recognize and value the knowledge and voices of the trust that are indeed our priorities to advance in self governance and self determination.

The SCHHA holds multiple quarterly conferences with its leadership in Hawaii and an Annual Convention every year during Admissions Day Weekend for the last 24 years.

The SCHHA continues to serve the native Hawaiians, Native Hawaiians and Non-Hawaiians  “All of Hawaii Nei” through various forms of public service multiple memberships, partnerships, networking opportunities and collaboration such as information dessimmination sent directly via email,  meetings, convention, workshops, symposiums, website, USPS, internet, teleconference, webinars and coconut wireless “word of mouth”.

The SCHHA continues to work on building capacity of its member organizations to be self  as we perpetuate self governance and self determination with in the SCHHA Organization and their Mokupuni across Hawaii Nei.

The SCHHA’s physical office is located in Kakaako district on the island of Oahu.

SCHHA member benefits are: Conference Room, Room for workshops (max: 15), Copy Room, Fax, Video and Teleconference equiptment.

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Annie Au Hoon is working on rebuilding the SCHHA website. Contact her at:

 

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