Dedicated to embed evidence-based health promotion programs into the Hawai‘i’s Aging and Public Health Networks
Committed to Collective Impact
- Thrive for shared vision for improving the health of older adults and - their family members. 
- Collect data and measuring results consistently across all partners. 
- HAP workgroups reinforce activities; share successes, challenges, and - strategies. 
- Offer opportunities for consistent and open communication. 
- Each organization shares resources and their expertise. 
Better Choices Better Health - Ke Ola Pono
- Over 3,283 individuals across the state have participated in Better Choices Better Health. 
- In Hawai‘i, the average age of participants is 69 years old. 
- 32% White, 28% Filipino, 23% Hawaiian, and 21% Japanese 
- Past participants include: 53% have high blood pressure, 40% have arthritis, 36% have diabetes, and 12% have cancer. 
- Diabetes-specific and cancer-specific programs are available. 
EnhanceFitness
- 2,067 older adults served. 
- More than half (59%) of them are 70-89 years old. 
- 39% White, 28% Japanese, 12% Filipino, and 9% Hawaiian 
- Many participants have chronic conditions; 40% have arthritis, 35% have high blood pressure, 20% have diabetes, and 11% have cancer. 
 
           
           
           
             
             
           
             
            