Kaua'i residents seeking support in their recovery journeys can mark their calendars for an upcoming community event. The County of Kaua'i, in collaboration with Child & Family Service and local organizations, is hosting the "Recovery Through Connections and Community" fair. Scheduled for Friday, September 12, the event will take place from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the Historic County Building Lawn, aiming to foster community healing and connect people to local support services.
"Recovery isn't something anyone has to go through alone. It's about community, connection, and knowing that help is out there," Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami said, encouraging the public to join in. Found nestled in his words, a sentiment of communal uplift and assurance resonates, a beacon signaling Kaua'i's dedication to nurturing its ohana. Information provided by the Kauai government website emphasizes that the fair is open to all, aiming to bring together individuals and families in need and the organizations equipped to support them.
The fair comes packed with numerous family-friendly activities, allowing attendees to participate in rock painting, gratitude journaling, and engage in meaningful experiences that bolster bonding. Additionally, an array of emergency vehicles, including fire trucks, will be on display for exploration during the event. Free of charge, these activities are tailored to entertain and educate attendees of all ages about the resources available to them, as per the county's official announcement.
Those interested in learning more or seeking information on how to access help for themselves or loved ones are encouraged to reach out to Julie Kauakahi at 808-634-9308 or via email at [email protected]. To ensure the event is accessible to all, anyone requiring auxiliary aids or services, such as interpreters for non-English speakers or accommodations due to a disability, should contact Farah Aquino at 808-241-4427 or at [email protected]. As soon as possible, requests are encouraged to ensure adequate time to meet your needs, including adjustments for those with disabilities who often face barriers to participation in such community events. Notification of a need for an alternate format of this notice, including large print, Braille, or electronic copy can be accommodated upon request.
