This presentation by the Alzheimer’s Association offers a comprehensive overview of both conditions. It explains the differences between Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia, outlines the stages of the disease, and discusses risk factors and current treatments. It also emphasizes the importance of early detection, caregiving strategies and available support services to help those impacted by dementia navigate the journey. Space is limited. Call or come to the reference desk to reserve a spot!

The Alzheimer’s Association Awareness Presentation introduces attendees to the basics of Alzheimer’s disease, covering its symptoms, progression, and impact on individuals and families. It also highlights the importance of early detection, research advances and the support resources available through the Alzheimer’s Association. The presentation aims to educate the community about the disease, reduce stigma, and encourage proactive steps for those affected. Space is limited. Call or come to the reference desk to sign up for a spot!

Join us for this special story time with Aunty Beth for stories, songs and craft, followed by trick-or-treat with library staff! Costumes are optional.

This class is for experienced players only. Beginner class is currently full. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Do you need an in-person training session for staying safe online and avoiding scams? This class will go over recognizing online scams, smart online practices, spotting phishing emails and actions for suspected scams. Sign up online or call the library at 808-377-2456. The class is part of a 4-class module, from a partnership of Hawaii State Public Library System and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Workforce Development Division.

This class is for experienced players only. Beginner class is currently full. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Do you need an in-person training session for connecting with family and friends using email? This class will go over setup email accounts, write and send emails, email navigation (Gmail) and attach files and features. Sign up online or call the library at 808-377-2456. The class is part of a 4-class module, from a partnership of Hawaii State Public Library System and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Workforce Development Division.

October book club’s pick is Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride. The book club meet on Zoom. To register, please call the library at 808-377-2456.

This class is for experienced players only. Beginner class is currently full. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Do you need an in-person training session for connecting to and navigating the internet? This class will go over how to get online, use the address bar, navigating web browsers and web navigation. Sign up online or call the library at 808-377-2456. The class is part of a 4-class module, from a partnership of Hawaii State Public Library System and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Workforce Development Division.

Do you need an in-person training session for computer basics? This class will go over parts of the computer, key computer terms, types of software and safe computer use. Sign up online or call the library at 808-377-2456. The class is part of a 4-class module, from a partnership of Hawaii State Public Library System and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Workforce Development Division.

Make your own friendship bracelet! All materials will be provided. Ages 12+. Sign up at the reference desk or call 808-377-2456 during opening hours. Space is limited.

The session is for experienced players only. Beginner classes are full until the end of 2024 and no reservations are being taken at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Get ready for our Friends’ Annual Sale! A wide selection of gently used books and media will be available for sale. All proceeds go to support the library.

Get ready for our Friends’ Annual Sale! A wide selection of gently used books and media will be available for sale. All proceeds go to support the library.

The session is for experienced players only. Beginner classes are full until the end of 2024 and no reservations are being taken at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience!

The session is for experienced players only. Beginner classes are full until the end of 2024 and no reservations are being taken at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Newly added! Beginner’s lessons will be held at 11:30am-12:30pm on Fridays in August as a trial. Please sign up at the front desk. Space is limited to 6. Experienced players can still join the 12:30-2:30pm session.

Newly added! Beginner’s lessons will be held at 11:30am-12:30pm on Fridays in August as a trial. Please sign up at the front desk. Space is limited to 6. Experienced players can still join the 12:30-2:30pm session.

August’s book club pick is Ruth Hogan’s The Keeper of Lost Things. The Aina Haina Book Club will meet on Zoom. For more information or to register to attend, contact the library at 808-377-2456.

Join us in this special presentation organized by Aina Haina Prepared.

Make your own hexagonal pen holder! All materials provided. Ages 12+. Sign up at the reference desk or call 808-377-2456 during open hours. Space is limited.

The topic of the month is Writer’s Block and the Power of “And.” We will share our experience with writer’s block and how we overcome it. We will also take a look at writer’s block’s most dangerous outcomes in Stephen King’s Shining.

Newly added! Beginner’s lessons will be held at 11:30am-12:30pm on Fridays in August as a trial. Please sign up at the front desk. Space is limited to 6. Experienced players can still join the 12:30-2:30pm session.

Interested in playing basic mahjong? Stop by the library for a chance to play!

RESERVE at the front desk, 2-8 players/session, monthly flexible scheduling, basic mahjong etiquette, setup, strategy and some scoring are covered.

Storytime has returned to the Aina Haina Public Library in July! There will be ooks, songs and a craft suitable for children 1-5. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. Come join us!

Are you having a hard time hearing on the phone? The innovative captioned phones can help! There is no cost and no monthly charge for people with hearing loss because it is funded by a federally administered program. Presenter Susan Jung will be on site to answer your questions. She can also be reached at (808)225-4211 and susan.jung@oeius.org.

Issued by HPD District 7, coordinated by Aina Haina Prepared, Kupuna ID contains your photo, emergency contact information, description, and medical issues. It is not an official ID and contains no financial information. Be prepared to fill out a form with emergency contact information, your weight, hair and eye color. HPD will take your photo and put your information on a card.