Mo ʻIke Camp Dreamweaver

ANIʻs overnight youth program in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day. The camp theme is “mōʻike” or dream manifestation. In this time of restrictions and confinement, being able to dream outside of our daily routine is ever more valuable. We want our youth to be inspired to dream of a thriving future and empower them to know they can achieve it.

Aloha ʻĀina Immersion Program

Our spring camp designed to foster a strong bond between our youth and nature through spending time, deepening understanding and enhancing communication skills. The camp will be filled with nature inspired activities, such as kilo-based science, nature arts, wonder-ful hikes, farm to table lunches, regenerative gardening, and other Hawaiian cultural activities.

Ho'iho'i I Ka 'Aina

A scholarship funded program designed for youth in West Hawaiʻi. This 4-night 5 day course will focus on developing our youthʻs sense of self and their sense of place using the core theme of “Restoration".

Aloha Na Keiki

This overnight camp was established to embrace the spirit of aloha - aloha for ourselves, each other, and our natural world. Our activities are based on having fun outdoors and igniting our sense of play, while honing in on our explorative skills and kilo (observation).

GEMS Program

The Girls Entrepreneurship & Malama ‘Aina Springboard (GEMS) Program cultivates leadership capabilities in young women to grow strong female leaders who have the capacities and dispositions to navigate, guide, and shape our dynamic world. This nature immersion curriculum has an entrepreneurship focus and is designed to develop confidence and self-efficacy in young women.

ʻAkahi Leadership Program

This two-week summer camp program is designed to foster authentic, adaptive leadership and activate our future makers to realize their preferred future where a peaceful human society is harmonized with the natural world.