Volunteers
Needed
Volunteers
with a variety of skills are welcome.
Volunteer activities include, but are not limited to: general
office/clerical work, internet research, memo drafting, press
releases, and reports. The
Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is open to provide
opportunities in their office for anyone interested in what the
Council does. Computer
experience is helpful but not necessary.
An interest to serve the Native Hawaiian community is
preferred.
Additional
Information
CNHA
was organized in 2001 by a chartering Board of Directors, consisting
of individuals involved in community development through several
different Native Hawaiian agencies. The founding members believe
that Native Hawaiian organizations – whether a large trust or
agency, a homestead association or an entity focused on affordable
housing or health – are all valuable elements of advancing the
collective whole of our people. As a result, CNHA was created to
deliver products and services to enhance the work of existing
organizations, small and large, to assist them in meeting their
individual goals of service to Native Hawaiians.
CNHA’s
mission is to promote the advancement of Native Hawaiians through
empowerment and informational initiatives.
CNHA’s mission is implemented through its various Programs
and Services, which feature support services that promote
collaboration, networking, information-sharing, capacity-building,
and partnerships among organizations.
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