presented hula dances representing different islands.

If a problem or issue is identified.the participants caregiver and/or family member are immediately contacted.

LTNS provides critical nutrition and supportive services daily to 130 seniors who are part of an extremely vulnerable population.Food insecurity and isolation greatly impacts the lives of the seniors serviced by LTNS.Setsuko Nakama has been the executive director for LTNS for the past 39 years.

With the current economic challenges that are greatly impacting all underserved communities.This interaction directly addresses the dire consequences of isolation and provides the opportunity to assess the seniors mental and physical well-being.

the funds do not come on a timely and consistent basis.

the daily interactions constitute ongoing and active welfare checks for the seniors.We believe that under his guidance.

We urge more attention to be paid to serious issues like homelessness and theftLocated mere yards away from a major assembly point for World War II incarceration camps.

80 of which are permanent supportive units for unhoused people.and other long-time establishments.