Waipahu Community Coalition

06/04/2022

05/29/2021

The Hawai‘i Pacific Health Mobile Vaccination Clinic has confirmed clinics at the following O‘ahu schools (DOE sites: 9:30am – 4:00pm), with more to be added:

Campbell High School – Tuesday, June 1
Pearl City High School – Wednesday, June 2
Farrington High School – Thursday, June 3
Aiea High School - Friday, June 4
University of Hawai‘i at Manoa – Saturday, June 5
Radford High School – Monday, June 7
Moanalua High School – Tuesday, June 8
Kalani High School – Wednesday, June 9
Kaimuki High School – Thursday, June 10
Punahou School – Saturday, June 12
St. Louis School – Monday, June 14
Castle High School – Tuesday, June 15
Waipahu Intermediate School – Wednesday, June 16
Jarrett Middle School – Thursday, June 17
Kapolei High School – Friday, June 18

A schedule of upcoming Mobile Clinic sites, along with a scheduler for patients, may be found at HawaiiPacificHealth.org/COVIDVaxSquad.

Hawaii Pacific Health COVID-19 Updates

03/13/2021

Great opportunity for high school students and teachers

12/02/2020

Aloha friends and family WHO LIVE IN HAWAII. John A School of Medicine is working with the Hawaiʻi Department of Health (DOH) on the vaccination plan and would like to ask for your support of their efforts to better understand the public’s perception and understanding of the new vaccine. They have commissioned Olomana Loomis to conduct a survey to assess vaccine awareness, receptiveness, and concerns in our community. This survey is a local initiative that is part of the national emergency response to address the pandemic. All information collected is confidential and restricted for use by the DOH to develop and plan the communications of the COVID-19 vaccination program.
The diverse interests and cultures that make up our state require us to listen to and understand many voices. Your feedback on this survey is vital to guiding DOH's COVID-19 vaccination efforts to serve our community and better reach all the people of Hawaiʻi.
Please complete the survey as soon as you can, and no later than Sunday, Dec 13.

Hawaii DOH COVID-19 Vaccine Study

10/03/2020

They are vaccinating people without insurance, but if you do have insurance, please bring your insurance card.
Also they are vaccinating children over 3 years old. Parent/legal guardian needs to bring child. Fill out the form before you go

08/26/2020

This program is part of the public-private partnership announced on March 13, 2020. eTrueNorth is working with HHS, state and local officials, and pharmacy and lab partners to open testing sites in areas of need.

08/22/2020

Aloha,
We hope you are doing well and staying healthy and safe! In order to remain relevant to the communities that we serve and to ensure that we always listen to the community, we are reaching out to you for your kōkua.
Please assist us by completing this Community Survey by 9/30/20. Here is the online link: https://forms.gle/3a6pzFUGDbaNjUcz8
We thank you in advance for your support!

Community feedback represents a key source of information for W**d and Seed Hawai‘i stakeholders to guide decision-making. Your participation is greatly appreciated! Select the response by checking the box that most closely represents your answer for each question. Your responses are anonymous and...

08/13/2020

Please complete the survey

For HAWAII residents/households: Please take a few minutes to complete an online survey to help determine individual/household-level impacts of COVID-19 on health and social welfare. The results will be used to inform decisions regarding the placement of resources to address identified needs across the State. Please note this is a rapid public health assessment during a public health emergency and is not a research study. Please feel free to share and especially if you are living on a neighbor island, in a rural community, are a frontline essential worker, or are a member of a community/population group already being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. http://go.hawaii.edu/3P6

Mahalo to all of you for wearing a mask, practicing physical distancing, good handwashing, and showing aloha and respect for all essential workers who are keeping our economy running and healthcare facilities open.

Emerging Needs / Threats to Health & Social Welfare as a Result of COVID-19 Among Individuals in HI