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Our Island, Our Community, Our Health

Community First convenes stakeholders, providers and policy makers to drive initiatives to improve the health of our community. We envision a Hawaiʻi Island where we embrace our kuleana for our own health and the well-being of others.

Learn more about the inspiration behind Community First

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2nd Annual Fentanyl Summit

Tuesday, May 9, 2023
Waimea, Hawaii Island

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Our Island, Our Community, Our Health

Community First convenes stakeholders, providers and policy makers to drive initiatives to improve the health of our community. We envision a Hawaiʻi Island where we embrace our kuleana for our own health and the well-being of others.  We help individuals Own Your Health, and work together to Transform Healthcare.

Learn more about the inspiration behind Community First

Featured Programs

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Kuleana Health

Bringing together a consortium of community health centers and community-based organizations who collectively develop, organize, and deliver health literacy for Hawai’i Island.

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Advance Health Care Directives

Talking about your end-of-life care now makes the transition smoother when the time comes.

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Community Action Network (CAN)

CAN pilot project aims to better coordinate services for the patients in East Hawaiʻi who access healthcare services most frequently.

Access to Care is a project by Community First with a simple goal: to better understand what our island communities statewide need to improve our health.

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Committed to Health in Hawaiʻi

Community First has partnered with health, social service, and government organizations across Hawaiʻi on Access to Care. Together, we are committed to improving health and health care in Hawaiʻi by first understanding the current state of our state’s health.

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