In response to devastating kona low storms, All Within My Hands is directing $125,000 to three local organizations, including Hui O Heʻe Nalu, supporting immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts across Oʻahu.
The Hui O He’e Nalu, Inc. is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to the Hui O He’e Nalu, Inc. are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. All items listed under the Hui O He’e Nalu are a 100% donation meaning every dollar goes to its mission.
Mahalo!
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Bruddahz better be getting hazzerd pay... hammaz! Single lane Road opening at 2pm today per @hawaiidot
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Kamehameha Hwy around Waimea Bay will reopen as one lane at 2 p.m. on April 11.
As the Prometheus crew loosened debris from above overnight, about 15-16 additional boulders came down that were about five to six feet in diameter.
There are still large boulders above that has DOT extremely concerned over the long-term.
They have wanted to net the area for over a decade but due to the sacredness of Waimea and this side particularly, there was push back.
After a landslide on March 15, a rock fall on March 25, and this rock fall on April 10, and of course the big rockfall in 2006, DOT Director Ed Sniffen said, “Every time it’s happened, we’ve been really lucky because these boulders, if they hit a car, could kill someone instantly, and we’ve been really lucky and I don’t want to be lucky anymore, we need to address this safety issue immediately.”
“To keep everyone safe, we’ll have concrete barriers on the inside lane with a 10-foot netting on top of it so if smaller material comes down we can protect the public from it, the longer term plan is to drape the mountain to ensure if anything falls in the future, it will be contained behind it,” he added.
He says draping that side of the mountain will take about three to four months and will require one lane to be closed during the work.
Also, had Prometheus not stabilized the slope so quickly from the landslide on March 15, Sniffen says the entire road would have collapsed yesterday due to the water line bursting and blowing out the makai lane.
EXPECT MAJOR DELAYS IN THIS AREA THROUGH THE BUSY SUMMER MONTHS.
MAHALO PROMETHEUS FOR YOUR HARD AND FAST WORK AND MAHALO ED FOR ADDRESSING SO MANY STORM-RELATED ISSUES EVERY DAY AND BEING ON NORTH SHORE EVERY SINGLE DAY SINCE MARCH 20.
A cultural blessing of the pohaku was arranged prior to removal from the road and will rest close to home at Waimea Valley.
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PŌHAKU ALERT ‼️
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• @hawaiidot 4/10/26 9PM:
Removal of loose material above Kamehameha Highway at Waimea.
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HNL Alert: 02:22 PM 04-10-2026 - FLASH FLOODING in Otake Camp. Extremely dangerous flooding is occurring.
An Evacuation Order has been issued for the following area(s): Otake Camp in Waialua. Map: https://p.veoci.com/hnlevac.
Go to high ground. If trapped, go to highest floor/roof.
LEAVE NOW or go to high ground or the highest floor of your home if you cannot evacuate.
DO NOT walk or drive through moving water or on flooded roadways
Stay out of the area until emergency officials advise it is safe to return.
Call 911 for emergencies only. Do not call 911 for information or non-emergency situations.
Details: https://alert.hnlalert.gov
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Reflection and healing🙏🤙🏽
Heads Up ‼️‼️
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A Flood Watch has been issued for the Hawaiian Islands and will be in effect from Wednesday (4/8) morning through Friday (4/10) afternoon. Expect potential impacts from heavy rain and gusty winds.
From the National Weather Service: “Significant flooding may occur due to excessive rainfall and overflow of streams and drainages. Roads in several areas may be closed, along with property damage in urban or low lying spots due to runoff. Landslides may also occur in areas with steep terrain.”
City officials are closely monitoring weather conditions and water levels around the island. Follow HNL Alert and official social media channels for updates. Visit hnlalert.gov to sign up to get weather updates sent to you directly.
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Big Mahalo to @loweshomeimprovement for generously giving the many, many deals so we can provide to the nā ʻohana in need!
Mahalo to Coach Stant & Family for hauling all the appliances directly to the door steps of families in need. 💪🏾💪🏾
#hui4life✊🏾
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Thank you to @allwithinmyhandsfoundation & @prideofgypsies for their gift of aloha that has allowed our Hui Ohana to provide brand new appliances for the families in need on the North and West sides.
Spesho delivery from our own, David Stant - who hauled all the goods to the Ohana, who were unfortunately affected by the recent floods.
Hawaiians taking care of our communities. Yessah. Kākoʻo Kine Tingz ⚡️⚡️
#hui4life✊🏾
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Mālama Lāʻie 🙏🏾🙏🏾 Drywall distribution so Ohana & Aiga can rebuild. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Mahalo to @prideofgypsies @makuarothman @hpmhawaii andriatupola & our Da Hui O Heʻe Nalu ‘Ohana for this kōkua in the spirit of Lōkahi!
80 families were able to take drywall to rebuild. Eō!!
Video @kokualaie
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