Pu'uhonua o' Wai'anae
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4.6 (15)A self-governing refuge in Waiʻanae Valley, built by houseless families on shared kuleana and communal Hawaiian living.
Description
Home to keiki, kūpuna, and working families—where two-thirds are Native Hawaiian—the village functions through everyday collective care. Residents create their own rules, look after children together, and engage in service as a place of healing. Guided by leaders trained and mentored by the late Twinkle Borge, the community is fundraising to expand the 20-acre Farm Village model to secure affordable, stable housing for up to 250 people.