2025-05-13T17:43:45-05:00 2024-06-30 FRITH-SMITH & ARCHIBALD LLP 6355 TOPANGA CANYON BLVDSTE 400 WOODLAND HILLS CA 91367 990 2023-07-01 990255126 Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii % GREGORY TJAPKES COAL 8085453228 1130 N NIMITZ HWY A259 HONOLULU HI 96817 Gregory Tjapkes EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 8085453228 2025-05-05 true true DONNA ALLENQUEENER P01348439 8187741500 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Gregory Tjapkes 1130 N NIMITZ HWY A259 HONOLULU HI 96817 1487741 false X www.drugfreehawaii.org X 1987 HI TO REDUCE AND PREVENT DRUG ABUSE IN HAWAII THROUGH AWARENESS, EDUCATION, AND ACTION. 9 9 25 35 0 1165574 1475167 11367 12286 -749 288 -38445 0 1137747 1487741 0 0 0 0 756622 913016 0 0 1194 386901 401990 1143523 1315006 -5776 172735 935034 1213702 293531 399217 641503 814485 X TO REDUCE AND PREVENT DRUG ABUSE IN HAWAII THROUGH AWARENESS, EDUCATION, AND ACTION. false false 432719 Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii's (CDFH) youth development and youth leadership has been a cornerstone of CDFH programs since its inception. CDFH believes that effective programs for developing youth resilience and competence in all areas of health and wellness provide resources for learning and personal growth, positive relationships with caring adults, and opportunities for youth and adults to partner in meaningful action. The youth programs are as follows: TeenLink Hawaii, Lei `Ilima Girls Program/Girls Circle, Kalihi Youth Connect, Wahiawa Youth Connect, IMSOHI Above the Influence, Ewa Beach Rainbows Program, and Kapolei Youth Program. 177812 Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii's (CDFH) family strengthening services work to prevent drug abuse and its effects on children and their families by providing a foundation based on values, knowledge, and skills to strengthen the entire family within a cultural context. Family programs work toward improving family cohesion, family life skills in parents and children, and family order and organization. The family programs are as follows: Strengthening Hawaii Families (SHF) Workshop Series, SHF Family Nights, and Family Intervention & Training Services including school-based counseling and juvenile drug court services. 283353 Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii's (CDFH) information and public awareness services are based in its Hawaii Prevention and Treatment Resource Center (HIPTRC) which maintains the state's most comprehensive resources on substance use, prevention, treatment, and related issues available through its lending library and resource clearinghouse. The HIPTRC is open to the general public and provides consultation and technical assistance for service providers, school personnel, and others regarding resources, training, information, and available services. CDFH's Hawaii Pacific Center for Excellence provides training to further excellence in the field of substance use prevention, health, and wellness. 340887 COALITION FOR A DRUG-FREE HAWAII (CDFH) is well known for building successful coalitions and enduring partnerships with diverse sectors throughout the community. CDFH collaborates with key community stakeholders to plan and implement effective prevention programs that are relevant to the community's cultures, demographics, assets, needs, vision and environment. 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