Hina Mauka

Hina Mauka Giving Hope for Recovery!

New year new mindset! 🧠 💪🏼 Saying no, resting,and prioritizing yourself are not selfish they are acts of self respect an...
01/08/2026

New year new mindset! 🧠 💪🏼 Saying no, resting,and prioritizing yourself are not selfish they are acts of self respect and recovery. *GJ

Recovery teaches us that strength can be quiet, progress can be slow, and growth can still be powerful. Here’s to a year...
01/08/2026

Recovery teaches us that strength can be quiet, progress can be slow, and growth can still be powerful. Here’s to a year filled with compassion, clarity, and meaningful connection.
*aa

Welcoming the new year with reflection, strength, and forward movement. From every vantage point, growth is possible, we...
01/06/2026

Welcoming the new year with reflection, strength, and forward movement. From every vantage point, growth is possible, we do recover. 🌊


*jlk

As the year closes, we want to say mahalo to the individuals, families, staff, and partners who make this healing commun...
01/02/2026

As the year closes, we want to say mahalo to the individuals, families, staff, and partners who make this healing community possible.

Together, we continue the mission of recovery, compassion, and hope.

In a season of noise, remember this: You deserve calm, clarity, and peace
12/31/2025

In a season of noise, remember this:
You deserve calm, clarity, and peace

The holidays can be full — of people, noise, emotions. That’s why caring for yourself matters more than ever.Think of th...
12/30/2025

The holidays can be full — of people, noise, emotions.
That’s why caring for yourself matters more than ever.

Think of this as your holiday self-care kit.
Simple things. Supportive choices. Gentle reminders that your well-being comes first.

Build your kit. Return to it often. 💙🌿

Supporting someone in recovery during the holidays can feel uncertain — but your care matters more than doing everything...
12/27/2025

Supporting someone in recovery during the holidays can feel uncertain — but your care matters more than doing everything “right.”

Recovery doesn’t pause for the season, and neither does the need for patience, understanding, and compassion. Sometimes support looks like listening without fixing, respecting boundaries without questions, and showing up without expectations.

This season, remember: presence is powerful. Kindness goes a long way. And small moments of support can mean everything.

💬 Comment below if this resonated — or save this as a reminder for moments when you’re not sure what to say.

Merry Christmas from the Hina Mauka ‘ohana.For many, this season can bring both joy and challenge — and that’s okay.We’r...
12/26/2025

Merry Christmas from the Hina Mauka ‘ohana.

For many, this season can bring both joy and challenge — and that’s okay.
We’re sending love, support, and aloha to everyone walking the path of recovery today. 🌺💙

If December feels heavy, pause for a moment. Breathe. You haven’t failed. You’re not behind.The holidays can bring up a ...
12/25/2025

If December feels heavy, pause for a moment.

Breathe. You haven’t failed. You’re not behind.
The holidays can bring up a lot, memories, expectations, pressure.

Wherever you are on your healing journey, know that it’s okay to take things one step at a time.
We’re holding space for you. 💙

Resting your body and mind is important for physical recovery, mental clarity, and emotional balance by allowing stress ...
12/24/2025

Resting your body and mind is important for physical recovery, mental clarity, and emotional balance by allowing stress reduction, improved focus, and better mood. *jnc

Boundaries are a form of self-respect — and they keep your healing safe. #
12/21/2025

Boundaries are a form of self-respect — and they keep your healing safe.

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Kaneohe, HI
96744

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History of Hina Mauka

Hina Mauka began in the late 1960’s as a group of dedicated volunteers at the Hawaii State Hospital who were committed to helping individuals struggling with alcoholism. In 1976 Hina Mauka was incorporated as a not-for-profit substance abuse treatment agency known as as The Alcoholic Rehabilitation Services of Hawaii Inc. Over the course of years, Hina Mauka has evolved in the delivery of services according to what is successful, while continually modifying our approach to be ever more effective in order to meet the needs of the community. Hina Mauka has been accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) since 1999, an important measure of quality within the field of behavioral health.

Adult programs

In 1995 Hina Mauka opened adult residential services at its current Kaneohe location. Hina Mauka is licensed to provide residential services and provides a full continuum of substance abuse treatment for adults, including those with co-occurring disorders. Psychiatric services, case management, and peer mentoring is offered to adults in our Kaneohe program. Hina Mauka opened an adult outpatient clinic at Waipahu in 1997. In 2000, Hina Mauka developed a unique therapeutic community program based on traditional Hawaiian culture and values at the Women’s Community Correctional Center (WCCC) called Ke Alaula.

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