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Mini Service Project Hawai'i 2013
Project Hawai'i Summer Camp is designed as a three week program. Due to the request of shorter time limitations some teens encounter, we have designed a mini tour to accommodate a shorter period. We have redesigned the one and only tour into sessions to best fit the programs success without interruption of the homeless children.
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14-Day Ultimate Culture and Edu-Camp Teen Mentoring Program
Dates: July 12th - July 25th Tuition: $5,490.00
This tour starts off on the island of O'ahu where teens will spend a few days on this island exploring the beautiful beaches and getting use to the climate changes. Teens will attend their world re-noun leadership workshop before meeting their camp buddies. Our hotel is just steps away from the white sands beach of Waikiki.
Off to the Big Island where the teens will have a day before they head up to the majestic mountains of Honoka'a for their retreat style sleepover camp. Teens will also enjoy waterfall hiking and swimming will also add a flavor of the island at Rainbow Falls. Kayaking (if weather permits) During the sleepover camp, teens will work along side their camp buddies and guide them through the many planned activities both day and night. Some activities include science day, water wars, glam night, monster movie night, live plays and more excitement for the time of your life!!
We understand that teens need a break from the little one's, so they will be on their own adventures to sacred lands of Waipio Valley, (this tour is not open to the public or for access by tourists). The teens will also be participating in their Hula lessons and learning to make authentic Hawaiian foods. Teens will visit various parts of the island as well.
After our sleepover camp is over, teens will head to the West side of the island for a dolphin tour, beach exploration before they get ready for the graduation Lu'au. During the graduation, teens will have the opportunity to put their new found cultural skills to the test by presenting an authentic Lu'au for their camp buddies and their family. Back to the island of O'ahu for their own graduation farewell and departures!! Teens will dance the night away....well until curfew and then enjoy their ceremony.
Sample Activity Lineup at Sleepover Camp
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Day 1
At Sleepover Camp
4:00 p.m.
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Teens will meet their camp buddies and help them get settled in the cabins. Help them pick out their sleeping bags/pillow and get their hygiene together. Then teens will freshen up and settle in before our Camp Fire and roasting marshmallows. Teens will then help get their buddies ready for bed
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Days 2-4
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8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:30 p.m
10:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
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Teens will work in separate groups and rotate 'helping' shifts. Help prep for breakfast
Breakfast
Circle Time getting keiki ready for their activities
Activity Rotation: Some activities include science day, play presentations, summer olympics, making crafts, games, water wars, etc.
One teen group will help with lunch prep
Lunch
Activity Rotation
Snack Time/Rest
Activity Rotation
Get keiki ready for dinner and their evening activities
Dinner (one teen group will help with prep)
Evening activity, these will include movie night, glam night, flashlight tag
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On Days 3 & 5
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Teens will leave after breakfast for their hula lessons and lunch/exploration of nearby towns
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Day 4
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Teens will leave after breakfast for their tour of Waipio Valley Sacred lands and black sands exploration
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Day 6
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Pack up last minute stuff and head out for the Kona Coast
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